大小五痫∶水沟 百会 神门 金门 昆仑 巨阙
惊风∶腕骨
螈 五指掣∶阳谷 腕骨 昆仑
摇头,张口,反折∶金门
风痫,目带上∶百会 昆仑 丝竹空
脱肛∶百会 长强
卒疝∶太冲
角弓反张∶百会
泻痢∶神厥
赤游风∶百会 委中
秋深冷痢∶灸脐下二寸及三寸动脉中。
吐乳∶灸中庭(在膻中下六分)
卒痫及猪痫∶巨阙(灸三壮)
口有疮蚀断臭秽气冲人∶劳宫(二穴,各一壮)
卒患腹痛,肚皮青黑∶灸脐四边(各半寸,三壮) 鸠尾骨下一寸(三壮)
惊痫∶顶上旋毛中(灸二壮) 耳后青络(三壮,炷如小麦大)
风痫,手指屈如数物者∶鼻上发际宛宛中(灸三壮)
二、三岁两目 赤∶大指、次指间后一寸五分(灸三壮)
囟门不合∶脐上、脐下各五分,二穴各三壮(灸疮未发,囟门先合)
夜啼∶百会(三壮)
肾胀偏坠∶关元(灸三七壮) 大敦(七壮)
猪痫如尸阙吐沫∶巨阙(三壮)
食痫,先寒热洒淅乃发∶鸠尾上五分(灸三壮)
羊痫∶九椎下节间(灸三壮)。又法∶大椎上(三壮)
牛痫∶鸠尾(三壮)。又法∶鸠尾 大椎(各三壮)
马痫∶仆参(二穴各三壮)。又法∶风府 脐中(各三壮)
犬痫∶两手心 足太阳 肋户(各灸一壮)
鸡痫∶足诸阳(各三壮)
疳蚀烂∶承浆(针、灸皆可)
大小五痫:取穴为水沟、百会、神门、金门、昆仑、巨阙。
惊风:取穴为腕骨。
抽搐,五指掣动:取穴为阳谷、腕骨、昆仑。
摇头,张口,角弓反张:取穴为金门。
风痫,目睛上视:取穴为百会、昆仑、丝竹空。
脱肛:取穴为百会、长强。
卒疝:取穴为太冲。
角弓反张:取穴为百会。
泻痢:取穴为神厥。
赤游风:取穴为百会、委中。
深秋寒冷引起的痢疾:灸脐下二寸及三寸处的动脉搏动点。
吐乳:灸中庭(位于膻中穴下方六分处)。
卒痫及猪痫:灸巨阙(灸三壮)。
口中有疮疡腐蚀,散发恶臭气味冲向人:灸劳宫(双侧穴位,每穴各灸一壮)。
突然患腹痛,肚皮呈现青黑色:灸脐周四周(每处距脐半寸,各灸三壮),以及鸠尾骨下一寸处(灸三壮)。
惊痫:灸头顶旋毛中心处(灸二壮),以及耳后青色络脉处(灸三壮,艾炷如小麦大小)。
风痫,手指屈曲如同数物状:灸鼻上方发际凹陷处(灸三壮)。
两岁至三岁幼儿两眼发红:灸大拇指与食指之间后方一寸五分处(灸三壮)。
囟门不合:灸脐上五分、脐下五分各一穴,每穴各灸三壮(需在灸疮未发作前施灸,以使囟门先闭合)。
夜啼:灸百会(灸三壮)。
肾胀偏坠:灸关元(灸三七二十一壮),大敦(灸七壮)。
猪痫,症状如尸体般僵直且吐沫:灸巨阙(灸三壮)。
食痫,先出现寒战发抖然后发作:灸鸠尾上五分处(灸三壮)。
羊痫:灸第九椎骨下节间隙处(灸三壮)。另一种方法:灸大椎上(灸三壮)。
牛痫:灸鸠尾(灸三壮)。另一种方法:灸鸠尾、大椎(每穴各灸三壮)。
马痫:灸仆参(双侧穴位,每穴各灸三壮)。另一种方法:灸风府、脐中(每穴各灸三壮)。
犬痫:灸两手心、足太阳经、肋户(每穴各灸一壮)。
鸡痫:灸足部诸阳经穴位(每穴各灸三壮)。
疳蚀烂:灸承浆(针刺或艾灸均可)。
Size and five types of epilepsy: Acupoints Shuigou (GV26), Baihui (GV20), Shenmen (HT7), Jinmen (BL63), Kunlun (BL60), Jueque (CV14).
Convulsive wind: Acupoint Wangu (SI4).
Spasms, pulling of the five fingers: Acupoints Yanggu (SI5), Wangu (SI4), Kunlun (BL60).
Shaking of the head, opening of the mouth, backward arching: Acupoint Jinmen (BL63).
Wind epilepsy, upward deviation of the eyes: Acupoints Baihui (GV20), Kunlun (BL60), Sizhukong (TE23).
Rectal prolapse: Acupoints Baihui (GV20), Changqiang (GV1).
Sudden hernia: Acupoint Taichong (LR3).
Opisthotonos: Acupoint Baihui (GV20).
Diarrhea and dysentery: Acupoint Shenque (CV8).
Red wandering wind: Acupoints Baihui (GV20), Weizhong (BL40).
Dysentery caused by cold in late autumn: Moxibustion on the arteries at two cun and three cun below the umbilicus.
Regurgitation of milk: Moxibustion on Zhongting (CV17) (located six fen below Danzhong/CV17).
Sudden epilepsy and pig-type epilepsy: Moxibustion on Jueque (CV14) (three moxa cones).
Ulcers in the mouth with erosion, emitting a foul odor towards people: Moxibustion on Laogong (PC8) (bilateral acupoints, one moxa cone each).
Sudden abdominal pain with green-black discoloration of the abdomen: Moxibustion around the four sides of the umbilicus (each half cun away, three moxa cones each), and one cun below the tip of the xiphoid process (Jiuwei, CV15) (three moxa cones).
Fright epilepsy: Moxibustion at the center of the whorl of hair on the vertex (two moxa cones), and on the blue collaterals behind the ear (three moxa cones, moxa cone size like a wheat grain).
Wind epilepsy, fingers flexed as if counting objects: Moxibustion in the depression at the hairline above the nose (three moxa cones).
Redness of both eyes in children aged two to three years: Moxibustion 1.5 cun posterior to the web between the thumb and index finger (three moxa cones).
Unclosed fontanelle: Moxibustion on two acupoints, five fen above and five fen below the umbilicus (three moxa cones each; perform before the moxibustion sore erupts so that the fontanelle closes first).
Night crying: Moxibustion on Baihui (GV20) (three moxa cones).
Kidney distension and unilateral scrotal swelling: Moxibustion on Guanyuan (CV4) (twenty-one moxa cones), Dazhun (LR1) (seven moxa cones).
Pig-type epilepsy, symptoms resembling a corpse with foaming at the mouth: Moxibustion on Jueque (CV14) (three moxa cones).
Food-type epilepsy, starting with chills and shivering: Moxibustion five fen above Jiuwei (CV15) (three moxa cones).
Sheep-type epilepsy: Moxibustion in the interspace below the spinous process of the ninth thoracic vertebra (three moxa cones). Another method: Moxibustion above Dazhui (GV14) (three moxa cones).
Ox-type epilepsy: Moxibustion on Jiuwei (CV15) (three moxa cones). Another method: Moxibustion on Jiuwei (CV15) and Dazhui (GV14) (three moxa cones each).
Horse-type epilepsy: Moxibustion on Puxen (BL64) (bilateral acupoints, three moxa cones each). Another method: Moxibustion on Fengfu (GV16) and Qizhong (CV8) (three moxa cones each).
Dog-type epilepsy: Moxibustion on the centers of both palms, Foot-Taiyang meridian points, and Luhu (one moxa cone each).
Chicken-type epilepsy: Moxibustion on various Yang meridian points of the feet (three moxa cones each).
Gan syndrome with ulceration and rotting: Moxibustion or acupuncture on Chengjiang (CV24).