身反折强直不搐，心不受热也，当补肾治肝。补肾，地黄丸；治肝，泻青丸主之。
凡病或新或久，皆引肝风，风动而上于头目，目属肝，肝风入于目，上下左右如风吹，
不轻不重，儿不能任，故目连扎也。若热入于目，牵其筋脉，两 俱紧，不能转视，故目直也
。若得心热则搐，以其子母俱有实热，风火相搏故也。治肝，泻青丸；治心，导赤散主之。
男发搐，目左视无声，右视有声；女发搐，目右视无声，左视有声∶相胜故也。更有发
时证。
因潮热，寅、卯、辰时身体壮热，目上视，手足动摇，口内生热涎，项颈急。此肝旺，
当补肾治肝也。补肾，地黄丸；治肝，泻青丸主之。
因潮热，巳、午、未时发搐，心神惊悸，目上视，白睛赤色，牙关紧，口内涎，手足动
摇。此心旺也，当补肝治心。治心，导赤散、凉惊丸；补肝，地黄丸主之。
因潮热，申、酉、戌时不甚搐而喘，目微斜视，身体似热，睡露睛，手足冷，大便淡黄
水。是肺旺，当补脾治心肝。补脾，益黄散；治肝，泻青丸；治心，导赤散主之。
因潮热，亥、子、丑时不甚搐，而卧不稳，身体温壮，目睛紧斜视，喉中有痰，大便银
褐色，乳食不消，多睡，不纳津液。当补脾治心。补脾，益黄散；治心，导赤散、凉惊丸主之。
身体向后反折、强直但不抽搐，这是心不受热的表现，应当采用补肾兼治肝的方法。补肾用六味地黄丸；治肝用泻青丸为主方。
凡是疾病，无论是新发还是久病，都会引动肝风。风邪向上侵袭头目，因为眼睛归属于肝，肝风进入眼部，感觉上下左右像被风吹一样，不轻也不重，小儿无法承受，所以出现眼睛频繁眨动（目连扎）。如果热邪侵入眼部，牵拉筋脉，导致两眼拘紧，不能转动视物，所以出现眼睛直视（目直）。如果心脏有热则会出现抽搐，这是因为心与肝的子母两脏都有实热，风火相互搏结所致。治肝用泻青丸；治心用导赤散为主方。
男孩发病抽搐时，眼睛向左看没有声音，向右看有声音；女孩发病抽搐时，眼睛向右看没有声音，向左看有声音：这是由于五行相克的关系所致。此外还有发作时的具体证候表现。
因潮热，在寅时、卯时、辰时（凌晨3点至上午9点）身体高热，眼睛上翻，手足动摇，口中产生热涎，项颈僵硬。这是肝气旺盛，应当补肾兼治肝。补肾用六味地黄丸；治肝用泻青丸为主方。
因潮热，在巳时、午时、未时（上午9点至下午3点）发生抽搐，心神惊悸，眼睛上翻，白眼球发红，牙关紧闭，口内有涎水，手足动摇。这是心气旺盛，应当补肝兼治心。治心用导赤散、凉惊丸；补肝用六味地黄丸为主方。
因潮热，在申时、酉时、戌时（下午3点至晚上9点）抽搐不明显但伴有气喘，眼睛微微斜视，身体似乎发热，睡觉时眼睛睁开露出睛珠，手足冰冷，大便呈淡黄色稀水状。这是肺气旺盛，应当补脾兼治心肝。补脾用益黄散；治肝用泻青丸；治心用导赤散为主方。
因潮热，在亥时、子时、丑时（晚上9点至次日凌晨3点）抽搐不明显，但睡眠不安稳，身体温热壮热，眼睛紧张且斜视，喉中有痰鸣，大便呈银褐色，乳食不消化，嗜睡，不能吸收津液。应当补脾兼治心。补脾用益黄散；治心用导赤散、凉惊丸为主方。
伤风之后出现此症，口中呼出热气，打哈欠，突然感到烦闷，手足动摇。应当采用发散表邪的方法，用大青膏为主方。先天体质怯弱的小儿，容易患这种病。
The body arches backward and becomes rigid without convulsions; this indicates that the Heart is not affected by heat. Treatment should involve tonifying the Kidney and treating the Liver. For tonifying the Kidney, use Liuwei Dihuang Wan (Six-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill); for treating the Liver, use Xieqing Wan (Drain the Green Pill) as the primary formula.
Any disease, whether new or chronic, can draw out Liver Wind (Liver Wind). The wind moves upward to the head and eyes. Since the eyes belong to the Liver, when Liver Wind enters the eyes, it feels as if blown by wind from above, below, left, and right. It is neither light nor heavy, and the child cannot bear it, resulting in frequent blinking of the eyes (Mu Lian Zha). If heat enters the eyes, it pulls on the sinews, causing both eyes to become tight and unable to rotate or gaze, resulting in fixed staring (Mu Zhi). If the Heart has heat, convulsions occur because both the Mother organ (Heart) and Daughter organ (Liver) have excess heat, and wind and fire struggle with each other. To treat the Liver, use Xieqing Wan; to treat the Heart, use Daochi San (Guide Out Red Powder) as the primary formula.
When boys experience convulsions, looking to the left produces no sound, while looking to the right produces sound; when girls experience convulsions, looking to the right produces no sound, while looking to the left produces sound. This is due to the principle of mutual overcoming (Xiang Sheng). There are also specific manifestations during the attack.
Due to tidal fever, between Yin, Mao, and Chen hours (3:00 AM – 9:00 AM), the body is intensely hot, the eyes roll upward, the hands and feet tremble, hot saliva accumulates in the mouth, and the neck and nape are stiff. This indicates hyperactivity of the Liver. One should tonify the Kidney and treat the Liver. For tonifying the Kidney, use Liuwei Dihuang Wan; for treating the Liver, use Xieqing Wan as the primary formula.
Due to tidal fever, between Si, Wu, and Wei hours (9:00 AM – 3:00 PM), convulsions occur accompanied by mental palpitations and fright, upward rolling of the eyes, redness of the sclera, locked jaw, salivation, and trembling of the hands and feet. This indicates hyperactivity of the Heart. One should tonify the Liver and treat the Heart. For treating the Heart, use Daochi San and Liangjing Wan (Cooling Convulsion Pill); for tonifying the Liver, use Liuwei Dihuang Wan as the primary formula.
Due to tidal fever, between Shen, You, and Xu hours (3:00 PM – 9:00 PM), convulsions are mild but accompanied by wheezing, slight oblique deviation of the eyes, apparent body heat, sleeping with eyes open exposing the eyeballs, cold hands and feet, and pale yellow watery stools. This indicates hyperactivity of the Lung. One should tonify the Spleen and treat the Heart and Liver. For tonifying the Spleen, use Yihuang San (Benefit the Yellow Powder); for treating the Liver, use Xieqing Wan; for treating the Heart, use Daochi San as the primary formula.
Due to tidal fever, between Hai, Zi, and Chou hours (9:00 PM – 3:00 AM), convulsions are mild, but sleep is restless, the body is warm and hot, the eyes are tense and deviate obliquely, there is phlegm in the throat, stools are silver-brown, milk and food are undigested, there is excessive sleepiness, and fluids are not absorbed. One should tonify the Spleen and treat the Heart. For tonifying the Spleen, use Yihuang San; for treating the Heart, use Daochi San and Liangjing Wan as the primary formula.
This condition arises after a wind-cold injury. Symptoms include hot breath from the mouth, yawning, sudden oppression, and trembling of the hands and feet. One should employ dispersing methods, using Daqing Gao (Big Cyan Ointment) as the primary formula. Children who are naturally timid or weak constitutionally are prone to this disease.