治脚弱无力。风湿痹筋急。半身不遂。穴委中
治脚弱。穴三里
治脚弱无力。脚重。偏风不遂。穴承山
治脚弱无力。腰尻重。曲 中筋急。半身不遂。穴委中
王氏云。有人旧患脚弱且瘦削。后灸三里绝骨而脚如故。益知黄君针灸图所谓绝骨治脚
疾。
神效犹信也。同官以脚肿。灸承山一穴。疮即干。其后数月不愈。不晓所谓。岂亦失之将摄
也。是未可知也。单方歌云。风毒脚弱痹。肩井及大椎。风市与三里。百不须疑。千金灸脚
弱。凡八穴。病在一脚。则灸一脚。两脚病。则灸两脚。凡脚弱病。皆灸两脚。或未能尽灸
且先灸风市犊鼻三里绝骨亦效。或不效。当如其法灸之（但肩井不可多灸尔）。
治劳冷气递腰HT 。冷痹。脚屈难伸。灸阳跷一百壮。在踝下。
疗恶血气肿痛。脚肿。穴上昆仑
治香港脚膝肿。穴承山
治脚肿气短不嗜食。烦热 痛。穴小肠俞
治足跗肿不得履地。穴然谷
王氏云。母久病。夏中脚忽肿。旧传夏不埋足。不敢着艾。漫以针置火中令热。于三里
穴刺
之。微见血。凡数次。其肿如失去。热中素患脚疾。见此奇效。亦以大针刺之。翌日肿亦消
何其速也。后亦常灸之。凡治脚肿。当先三里。而后阳跷等穴可也。又予患香港脚。指缝烂
每以茶末渗之愈。他日复烂而肿。用茶末不效。渐肿至脚背上。予以为香港脚使然。窃忧之
策杖而后敢行。偶卖药僧者见之云。可取床荐下尘渗之。如其言渗之。而愈。此物不值一
钱。而能愈可忧之疾。其可忽之。
治足忽肿。腓胫暴大如吹。头痛寒热筋急。不即疗。至老死不愈。随病左右足。到内踝
直白
肉际三壮即愈。不愈即灸。姚氏方。疾处有赤脉络。乃灸绝骨穴三七二十一壮。此方大效。
末已豆虻少杂艾为炷。灸以下至踝间。可根据葛氏。加至五十壮。又有大黄膏。白头翁酒方。
摩治膏。亦良。
治疗脚部软弱无力。风湿痹阻导致筋脉拘急。半身不遂。取穴委中。
治疗脚部软弱。取穴足三里。
治疗脚部软弱无力。脚部沉重。偏侧中风导致肢体瘫痪。取穴承山。
治疗脚部软弱无力。腰骶部沉重。腘窝中筋脉拘急。半身不遂。取穴委中。
王氏说：有人既往患有脚弱且身体消瘦，后来灸了足三里和绝骨穴，脚力恢复如常。更加相信黄君针灸图中所说的绝骨治疗脚疾神效是可信的。同官因脚肿，灸了承山一穴，疮口即干燥，但之后数月未愈，不知原因。难道也是调养失当吗？这还不可知。单方歌诀云：风毒引起的脚弱痹痛，取肩井及大椎、风市与足三里，百发百中不必怀疑。《千金方》灸治脚弱，共有八个穴位。病在一只脚，就灸一只脚；两只脚都病，就灸两只脚。凡是脚弱病，都灸双脚。或者未能全部施灸，先灸风市、犊鼻、足三里、绝骨也有效。如果无效，应当按照上述方法施灸（只是肩井穴不可多灸）。
治疗劳损冷气上逆导致的腰痛，冷痹，脚部弯曲难以伸直。灸阳跷穴一百壮。位置在踝关节下方。
治疗恶血气肿痛，脚肿。取穴上昆仑。
治疗香港脚（脚气）膝部肿胀。取穴承山。
治疗脚肿气短食欲不振，烦热疼痛。取穴小肠俞。
治疗足背肿胀无法着地行走。取穴然谷。
王氏说：母亲久病，夏季脚突然肿胀。旧传夏季不宜埋针艾灸，不敢用艾草。随意将针放在火中烧热，在足三里穴刺入。微微见血，反复多次，肿胀随即消失。我素来患脚疾，见此奇效，也用大针刺入。第二天肿胀也消退，何其迅速！后来也常灸此穴。凡是治疗脚肿，应当先灸足三里，然后才能灸阳跷等穴位。另外我患香港脚，脚趾缝溃烂，常用茶末撒敷而痊愈。后来再次溃烂肿胀，用茶末无效，肿胀逐渐蔓延至脚背。我认为是香港脚所致，暗自担忧，拄着拐杖才敢行走。偶然遇到卖药的僧人见状说：可以取床席下的灰尘撒敷。照他说的撒敷后，痊愈了。这东西不值一文钱，却能治愈令人担忧的疾病，岂可忽视。
治疗足部突然肿胀，小腿暴胀如吹起一般，头痛寒热，筋脉拘急。若不立即治疗，到老死也不能痊愈。根据病变在左或右足，在内踝直下白肉际处灸三壮即愈，若未愈则继续施灸。这是姚氏的方子。疾病部位有红色脉络显现，则灸绝骨穴三七二十一壮。此方效果显著。药末中不要掺杂豆虻等杂质，少加艾绒做成艾炷，从下方灸至踝间。可以根据葛氏的方法，加至五十壮。又有大黄膏、白头翁酒方、摩治膏，也很好。
Treating weakness and lack of strength in the legs. Bi-syndrome (painful obstruction syndrome) caused by wind-dampness leading to tendon tension. Hemiplegia. Acupoint: Weizhong (BL40).
Treating leg weakness. Acupoint: Zusanli (ST36).
Treating weakness and lack of strength in the legs, heaviness in the feet, hemiplegia due to lateral wind-stroke. Acupoint: Chengshan (BL57).
Treating weakness and lack of strength in the legs, heaviness in the lower back and sacrum, tendon tension in the popliteal fossa, hemiplegia. Acupoint: Weizhong (BL40).
Wang Shi said: Someone who previously suffered from leg weakness and emaciation, after moxibustion on Zusanli (ST36) and Jinggu (GB39), regained normal leg strength. This further confirms that the claim in Huang Jun's Acupuncture and Moxibustion Chart regarding Jinggu (GB39) treating foot diseases with miraculous effect is credible. An official colleague suffered from foot swelling and was moxa-ed at Chengshan (BL57); the wound dried up immediately but did not heal for several months afterward, which was inexplicable. Could it also be due to improper care? This remains unknown. The single-prescription rhyme states: For wind-toxin causing leg weakness and bi-pain, use Jianjing (GB21) and Dazhui (GV14), Fengshi (GB31) and Zusanli (ST36); there is no need to doubt its efficacy. Qianjin Fang (Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) lists eight acupoints for moxibustion treating leg weakness. If the disease is in one leg, moxa only that leg; if both legs are diseased, moxa both legs. Generally, for all leg weakness conditions, both legs should be moxa-ed. Alternatively, if not all points can be treated, first moxa Fengshi (GB31), Dubi (ST35), Zusanli (ST36), and Jinggu (GB39), which is also effective. If ineffective, proceed according to the aforementioned method (note: Jianjing (GB21) should not be over-moxaed).
Treating waist pain caused by ascending cold qi from labor and exhaustion, cold bi-syndrome, and inability to extend the legs. Moxa Yangqiao (EX-LE5) 100 zhu (moxa cones). Location: Below the ankle joint.
Treating painful swelling caused by evil blood and qi, and foot swelling. Acupoint: Shang Kunlun (BL60).
Treating Hongjiao (Beriberi/Foot Qi) with knee swelling. Acupoint: Chengshan (BL57).
Treating foot swelling, shortness of breath, poor appetite, irritability, heat, and pain. Acupoint: Xiaochangshu (BL28).
Treating dorsum pedis swelling preventing walking on the ground. Acupoint: Ran Gu (KI2).
Wang Shi said: My mother had been ill for a long time when her feet suddenly swelled in summer. Old tradition holds that one should not bury needles or use moxa in summer, so I dared not use mugwort. Instead, I heated a needle in fire and punctured Zusanli (ST36). Slight bleeding occurred, repeated several times, and the swelling vanished instantly. Having long suffered from foot ailments, seeing this miraculous effect, I also used a large needle. The next day, the swelling subsided as well, how rapid! Later, I often moxa-ed this point. Generally, for treating foot swelling, one should first moxa Zusanli (ST36), then proceed to Yangqiao (EX-LE5) and other points. Additionally, I suffered from Hongjiao (Beriberi/Foot Qi) with ulceration between the toes, which healed using tea powder applied topically. Later, it ulcerated and swelled again; tea powder was ineffective. The swelling gradually spread to the dorsum of the foot. I attributed it to Hongjiao (Beriberi/Foot Qi) and worried secretly, needing a cane to walk. A traveling medicine seller saw this and said: Take dust from under the bed mat and apply it. Following his advice, it healed. This item is worthless yet cures a distressing disease; how can it be ignored?
Treating sudden foot swelling, acute enlargement of the calf like inflation, headache, chills and fever, and tendon tension. If not treated promptly, it will not heal until death in old age. Depending on whether the disease is in the left or right foot, moxa three zhu at the white flesh margin directly below the medial malleolus for immediate cure; if not cured, continue moxibustion. This is Yao Shi's prescription. Where red vessels are visible at the lesion site, moxa Jinggu (GB39) for 21 zhu (3 x 7). This prescription is highly effective. Do not mix bean or horsefly ingredients into the herbal powder; use a small amount of mugwort to form moxa cones. Moxa from below up to the ankle area. According to Ge Shi's method, this can be increased to 50 zhu. There are also Dahuang Ointment (Rhubarb Ointment), Baitouweng Wine Prescription (Podophylli Radix Wine), and Massage Treatment Paste, which are also good.