脉代不至寸口，四逆脉鼓不通，云门主之。胸中寒，脉代时至，上重下轻，足不能地，
少腹胀，上抢心，胸 满，咳唾有血，然谷主之。
黄帝问曰∶人生而病癫疾者，安所得之？岐伯对曰∶此得之在母腹中时，其母数有大惊
，气上而不下，精气并居，故令子发为癫疾。病在诸阳脉，且寒且热，诸分且寒且热，名曰
狂。刺之虚脉，视分尽热，病已止。病初发，岁一发不治，月一发不治，月四五发，名曰
癫疾。刺诸分，其脉尤寒者，以针补之。（《素问》云∶诸分诸脉，其无寒者，以针调之，病
已止）曰∶有病狂怒者，此病安生？曰∶生于阳也。曰∶阳何以使人狂也？曰∶阳气者因暴
折而难
大疾，此其候也。曰∶治之奈何？曰∶衰（《素问》作夺）其食即已。夫食入于阴，气长于阳
，故夺其食即已。使人服以生铁落为后饮。夫生铁落者，下气候也（《素问》候作疾）。癫疾
，脉搏大滑，久自已；脉小坚急，死不治。（一作脉沉小急实死不治，小牢急亦不可治）癫疾
，脉虚可治，实则死。厥成为癫疾。贯疽（《素问》作黄胆），暴病厥，癫疾狂，久逆之所生也
。五脏不平，六腑闭塞之所生也。癫疾始生，先不乐，头重痛，直视，举目赤甚，作极已而
烦心，候之于颜，取手太阳、太阴，血变而止。癫疾始作，而引口啼呼喘悸者，候之以手阳明
、太阳，左强者攻其右（一本作左），右强者攻其左（一本作右），血变而止。治癫疾者，常
与之居，察其所当取之处，病至视之，有过者即泻之。置其血于瓠壶之中，至其发时，血
独动矣；不动灸穷骨三十壮。穷骨者尾 也。骨癫疾者，颔齿诸俞分肉皆满，而骨倨强
直，汗出烦闷，呕多涎沫，气下泄，不治。脉癫疾者，暴仆，四肢之脉皆胀而纵，脉满，尽
刺之出血；不满，灸之侠项太阳，又灸带脉于腰相去三寸，诸分肉本俞。呕多涎沫，气下泄
不治。筋癫疾者，身卷挛急，脉大，刺项大经之大杼，呕多涎沫，气下泄不治。狂之始
生，先自悲也，善忘善怒善恐者，得之忧饥。治之先取手太阴、阳明，血变而止，及取足太
阴、阳明。狂始发，少卧不饥，自高贤也，自辨智也，自尊贵也。善骂詈，日夜不休。治之
取手阳明、太阴、太阳。狂，目妄见，耳妄闻，善呼者，少气之所生也，治之取手太阳、太
阴、阳明，舌下少阴，视脉之盛者皆取之，不盛者释之。狂，善惊善笑好
歌乐，妄行不休者，得之大恐。治之取手阳明、太阴、太阳。狂，目妄见，耳妄闻，善呼者
，少气之所生也，治之取手、太阴、阳明，足太阳及头两颔。狂，多食，善见鬼神，善
笑而不发于外者，得之有所大喜。治之取足太阴、阳明、太阳，后取手太阴、阳明、太阳。
狂而新发，未应如此者，先取曲泉左右动脉及盛者见血，立顷已；不已以法取之，灸 骨
二十壮。 骨者，尾屈也。
癫疾呕沫，神庭及兑端、承浆主之。其不呕沫，本神及百会、后顶、玉枕、天冲、大杼
、曲骨、尺泽、阳溪、外丘、当上脘傍五分，通谷、金门、承筋、合阳主之，委中下二寸为合
阳。癫疾，上星主之，先取噫嘻，后取天牖、风池。癫疾呕沫，暂起僵仆，恶见风
寒，面赤肿，囟会主之。癫疾狂走，螈 摇头，口 戾颈强，强间主之。癫疾螈 狂走，
颈项痛，后顶主之。后顶，顶后一寸五分。癫疾，骨酸，眩，狂，螈 口噤羊鸣，（《
千金》作喉鸣），刺脑户。狂易多言不休，及狂走欲自杀，及目妄见，刺风府。癫疾
僵仆，目妄见，恍惚不乐，狂走螈 ，络却主之。癫疾大瘦，脑空主之。癫疾僵仆，疟，完
骨及风池主之。癫疾互引，天柱主之。癫疾，怒欲杀人（《千金》又云∶螈 身
热狂走谵语见鬼），身柱主之。狂走癫疾，脊急强，目转上插，筋俞主之。癫疾发如狂走
者，
风，时振寒，不得言，得寒益甚，身热狂走，欲自杀，目反妄见，螈 泣出，死不知人
，肺俞主之。癫疾，膈俞及肝俞主之。癫疾互引，水沟及龈交主之。癫疾，狂螈 眩仆
，
阴，候手足变血而止。狂癫疾，吐舌，太乙及滑肉门主之。太息善悲，少腹有热，欲走，日
月主之。狂易，鱼际及合谷、腕骨、支正、少海、昆仑主之。狂言，太渊主之。心悬如
饥状，善
耳鸣，口僻颊肿，实则聋龋，后痹不能言，齿痛，鼻鼽衄，虚则痹，鬲俞、偏历主之。癫
疾，吐舌鼓颔，狂言见鬼，温留主之。在腕后五寸。目不明，腕急，身热惊狂， 痿
痹，螈 ，曲池主之。癫疾吐舌，曲池主之。狂疾，腋门主之，又侠溪、丘墟、光明主之。
狂，互引，头痛耳鸣目痹，中渚主之。热病汗不出，互引，颈嗌外肿，肩臂酸重，胁腋
急痛，不举，痂疥，项不可顾，支沟主之。癫疾，吐血沫出，羊鸣戾颈，天井主之，在肘后
。热病汗不出，狂，互引，癫疾，前谷主之。狂，互引，癫疾数发，后溪主之。狂，癫疾，阳
谷及筑宾、
胸背痛，行间主之。痿厥癫疾洞泄，然谷主之。狂仆，温留主之。狂癫，阴谷主之。癫疾，
发寒热，欠，烦满，悲泣出，解溪主之。狂，妄走善欠，巨虚、上廉主之。狂，易见鬼与火
，
痛从内 始，复下半寸，各三 ，左取右，右取左。寒厥癫疾，噤 螈 惊狂
阳交主之。癫疾，狂，妄行，振寒，京骨主之。身痛，狂，善行，癫疾，束骨主之，补诸阳
。癫疾，僵仆，转筋，仆参主之。癫疾，目KT KT ，鼽衄，昆仑主之。癫狂疾，体痛
，飞扬主之。癫疾反折，委中主之。凡好太息，不嗜食，多寒热，汗出，病至则善呕，呕已乃衰
，即取公孙及井俞。实则肠中切痛，厥，头面肿起，烦心，狂多饮，虚则鼓浊，腹中气大
滞，热痛不嗜卧，霍乱，公孙主之。
脉象代止，寸口脉搏摸不到，四肢厥冷且脉气鼓动不通畅，云门穴主治。胸中有寒邪，脉象代止时而出现，身体上部沉重下部轻飘，脚不能着地，小腹胀满，气逆冲心，胸部胀满，咳嗽吐痰带血，然谷穴主治。
黄帝问道：人生下来就患有癫疾的，这是从哪里得来的？岐伯回答说：这是在母腹中时形成的，因为母亲多次受到大惊吓，导致气机上逆而不能下行，精气并聚在一起，所以使孩子发生癫疾。病在诸阳经脉络，既怕冷又怕热，各个分肉部位也既怕冷又怕热，这种病名叫狂。针刺时要使脉气虚衰，观察分肉部位的发热情况，直到热退病愈为止。病初发时，如果一年发作一次不治疗，一个月发作一次不治疗，一个月发作四五次，这叫作癫疾。针刺各分肉部位，其中脉象特别寒的，用补法针刺。（《素问》说：各分肉和各脉络，其中没有寒邪的，用针调理它，病愈即止）问道：有患狂怒病的，这病是怎么产生的？回答说：生于阳经。问：阳气怎么使人发狂呢？回答说：阳气因为突然受挫而难以舒展，这就是它的征候。问：怎么治疗呢？回答说：减少饮食就能痊愈。食物进入体内归于阴，阳气因此生长，所以减少饮食就能痊愈。让人服用生铁落作为后续的汤饮。生铁落是下气降火的药物（《素问》中“候”字作“疾”字）。癫疾，脉搏大而滑，时间久了会自己痊愈；脉搏小而坚急，死亡无法治疗。（另一种说法是脉搏沉小急实死亡无法治疗，脉搏小牢急也不可治疗）癫疾，脉虚可以治疗，脉实则死亡。厥证发展为癫疾。贯疽（《素问》作黄疸），暴病厥逆，癫疾狂症，是由于长久气机逆乱所产生的。五脏功能不平，六腑闭塞所产生。癫疾刚开始发生时，先表现为心情不愉快，头重痛，眼睛直视，眼球发红严重，极度疲劳后心中烦闷，在颜面部位诊察，取手太阳、手太阴经穴，见血色变化即停止针刺。癫疾刚发作时，牵引口角啼叫呼喊气喘心悸的，在手阳明、手太阳经诊察，左侧强盛则攻治右侧（另一版本作左侧），右侧强盛则攻治左侧（另一版本作右侧），见血色变化即停止针刺。治疗癫疾的人，常与患者同住，观察应当取穴的部位，病发作时查看患者，有过盛的邪气就泻之。将放出的血放在葫芦壶中，到患者发病时，血独自跳动；如果不跳动，灸尾骨三十壮。穷骨就是尾闾骨。骨癫疾，下颌牙齿及各俞穴分肉部位都胀满，骨骼拘挛强直，出汗心烦胸闷，呕吐多涎沫，气向下泄，无法治疗。脉癫疾，突然跌倒，四肢的脉络都胀大弛纵，脉象满实，全部针刺出血；脉不满实，灸项部两侧太阳经穴，又灸带脉在腰部距离三寸处，以及各分肉的本俞穴。呕吐多涎沫，气向下泄，无法治疗。筋癫疾，身体卷曲挛急，脉象大，针刺颈项大经的大杼穴，呕吐多涎沫，气向下泄，无法治疗。狂症刚开始发生，先表现为自我悲伤，健忘易怒易恐惧的，是由于忧愁和饥饿引起的。治疗先取手太阴、手阳明经穴，见血色变化即停止，再取足太阴、足阳明经穴。狂症刚开始发作，睡眠少不知饥饿，自认为贤能，自认为聪明，自认为尊贵。喜欢骂人，日夜不停。治疗取手阳明、手太阴、手太阳经穴。狂症，眼睛看见不存在的东西，耳朵听见不存在的声音，喜欢呼叫的，是由于气少所产生的，治疗取手太阳、手太阴、手阳明经穴，舌下少阴经穴，观察脉象盛实的都取穴，不盛实的舍弃。狂症，容易惊吓爱笑喜欢唱歌快乐，胡乱行走不停的，是由于大惊引起的。治疗取手阳明、手太阴、手太阳经穴。狂症，眼睛看见不存在的东西，耳朵听见不存在的声音，喜欢呼叫的，是由于气少所产生的，治疗取手太阴、手阳明经穴，足太阳经及头部两侧下颌穴。狂症，吃得很多，喜欢看见鬼神，喜欢笑但不发泄出来的，是由于大喜引起的。治疗取足太阴、足阳明、足太阳经穴，随后取手太阴、手阳明、手太阳经穴。狂症新发，还没有出现上述症状的，先取曲泉左右动脉及盛实者见血，片刻即愈；不好转按方法治疗，灸尾屈骨二十壮。骨者，尾骨弯曲处。
癫疾呕吐涎沫，神庭、兑端、承浆穴主治。不呕吐涎沫的，本神、百会、后顶、玉枕、天冲、大杼、曲骨、尺泽、阳溪、外丘、上脘旁五分处、通谷、金门、承筋、合阳穴主治，委中下二寸为合阳穴。癫疾，上星穴主治，先取噫嘻穴，后取天牖、风池穴。癫疾呕吐涎沫，暂时起立时僵仆，厌恶风寒，面部赤红肿胀，囟会穴主治。癫疾狂走，抽搐摇头，口角歪斜颈部强直，强间穴主治。癫疾抽搐狂走，颈部疼痛，后顶穴主治。后顶穴，在头顶后一寸五分处。癫疾，骨骼酸痛，眩晕，狂症，抽搐口噤羊叫（《千金方》作喉鸣），刺脑户穴。狂症多言不休，及狂走想自杀，及眼睛看见不存在的东西，刺风府穴。癫疾僵仆，眼睛看见不存在的东西，恍惚不快乐，狂走抽搐，络却穴主治。癫疾身体极度消瘦，脑空穴主治。癫疾僵仆，疟疾，完骨及风池穴主治。癫疾肢体互相牵引，天柱穴主治。癫疾，愤怒想杀人（《千金方》又说：抽搐身体发热狂走谵语看见鬼神），身柱穴主治。狂走癫疾，脊背紧急强直，眼睛向上翻，筋俞穴主治。癫疾发作像狂走一样的，风邪，时常发冷，不能说话，遇寒更严重，身体发热狂走，想自杀，眼睛反而看见不存在的东西，抽搐流泪，昏迷不知人，肺俞穴主治。癫疾，膈俞及肝俞穴主治。癫疾肢体互相牵引，水沟及龈交穴主治。癫疾，狂症抽搐眩晕仆倒，阴经穴位，候手足血色变化而停止。狂癫疾，吐舌头，太乙及滑肉门穴主治。长叹气爱悲伤，小腹部有热感，想奔跑，日月穴主治。狂症，鱼际及合谷、腕骨、支正、少海、昆仑穴主治。狂言，太渊穴主治。心脏悬空如饥饿状，容易耳鸣，口眼歪斜脸颊肿胀，实证耳聋牙痛，后痹不能说话，牙齿痛，鼻流清涕或衄血，虚证痹痛，膈俞、偏历穴主治。癫疾，吐舌头鼓腮帮，狂言看见鬼神，温留穴主治。在手腕后五寸处。眼睛不明亮，手腕紧急，身体发热惊狂，痿痹，抽搐，曲池穴主治。癫疾吐舌头，曲池穴主治。狂疾，腋门穴主治，又侠溪、丘墟、光明穴主治。狂症，肢体互相牵引，头痛耳鸣目痹，中渚穴主治。热病汗不出，肢体互相牵引，颈部咽喉外侧肿胀，肩臂酸重，胁肋腋下急痛，不能抬举，痂疥，脖子不能回顾，支沟穴主治。癫疾，吐血沫出，羊叫脖子歪斜，天井穴主治，在肘后。热病汗不出，狂症，肢体互相牵引，癫疾，前谷穴主治。狂症，肢体互相牵引，癫疾多次发作，后溪穴主治。狂症，癫疾，阳谷及筑宾穴，胸背痛，行间穴主治。痿厥癫疾洞泄，然谷穴主治。狂症仆倒，温留穴主治。狂癫，阴谷穴主治。癫疾，发寒热，打哈欠，烦闷，悲伤哭泣，解溪穴主治。狂症，胡乱行走爱打哈欠，巨虚上廉穴主治。狂症，容易看见鬼和火，疼痛从内部开始，再向下半寸，各三壮，左病取右，右病取左。寒厥癫疾，口噤抽搐惊狂，阳交穴主治。癫疾，狂症，胡乱行走，发冷，京骨穴主治。身体疼痛，狂症，好走动，癫疾，束骨穴主治，补诸阳经。癫疾，僵仆，转筋，仆参穴主治。癫疾，眼睛视物不清，鼻流清涕或衄血，昆仑穴主治。癫狂疾，身体疼痛，飞扬穴主治。癫疾反折，委中穴主治。凡是喜欢长叹气，不爱吃东西，多寒热，出汗，病发作时容易呕吐，吐完才衰退，就取公孙及井穴、俞穴。实证肠中剧烈疼痛，厥逆，头面肿起，心烦，狂症多饮水，虚证腹部胀气滞塞，热痛不爱睡觉，霍乱，公孙穴主治。
If the pulse shows intermittent pauses (Dai Mai, intermittent pulse) and is imperceptible at the Cun Kou (Radial artery location), with cold extremities and blocked Qi movement in the pulse, Yunmen (LU 2) governs it. Cold in the chest with Dai Mai appearing intermittently, heaviness in the upper body and lightness in the lower body, inability of the feet to touch the ground, distension of the lower abdomen, Qi rushing upward to the heart, chest fullness, coughing up blood-stained sputum, Rangu (KI 2) governs it.
The Yellow Emperor asked: From where does one acquire epilepsy from birth? Qibo replied: This originates during fetal development when the mother frequently experiences great fright. The Qi ascends but fails to descend, causing Essence and Qi to congregate, thus causing the child to develop epilepsy. When the disease affects the Yang meridians, accompanied by alternating chills and fever in all muscle divisions, it is named Mania (Kuang). Acupuncture should be used to reduce excess in the vessels; observe until the heat in the muscle divisions subsides, then stop treatment. If the initial onset occurs once a year without treatment, or once a month without treatment, but occurs four to five times a month, it is named Epilepsy (Dian Ji). Puncture the various muscle divisions; for those with particularly cold pulses, apply tonification. (Su Wen states: For various muscle divisions and vessels without cold, regulate with needles until the disease resolves.) Asked: How is mania with rage generated? Answered: It arises from Yang. Asked: How does Yang cause mania? Answered: Yang Qi, due to sudden frustration and difficulty in expansion, manifests this pattern. Asked: How to treat it? Answered: Reducing food intake will cure it. Food enters Yin, and Qi grows in Yang; thus, reducing food intake cures it. Administer Iron Dust Decoction (Sheng Tie Luo Yin) as a subsequent drink. Iron Dust (Sheng Tie Luo) descends Qi and calms the spirit (Su Wen reads "Ji" instead of "Hou"). In epilepsy, if the pulse is large and slippery, it will resolve spontaneously over time; if small, firm, and rapid, death is inevitable and untreatable. (Another version states: sinking, small, rapid, and solid pulse indicates death and untreatability; small, firm, and rapid pulse is also untreatable). In epilepsy, a deficient pulse is treatable; an excess pulse indicates death. Jue syndrome transforming into epilepsy. Guan Ju (Su Wen reads Huang Dan, Jaundice), acute Jue syndrome, epilepsy, and mania are generated by long-term reversal of Qi. Imbalance of the Five Zang organs and blockage of the Six Fu organs generate these conditions. At the onset of epilepsy, there is initially unhappiness, heavy head and pain, staring eyes, severe redness of the eyeballs, followed by extreme fatigue and vexation. Observe the face, select Hand Taiyang and Hand Taiyin points, and stop when blood color changes. When epilepsy begins with mouth traction, crying, panting, and palpitations, observe Hand Yangming and Hand Taiyang points; attack the stronger side (one text says left) on the opposite side (one text says right), stopping when blood color changes. Those treating epilepsy should live with the patient, observe the appropriate acupoints, and when the disease strikes, examine the patient and drain any excess. Place the extracted blood in a gourd vessel; at the time of seizure, the blood moves independently; if it does not move, moxibustion on the Qionggu (coccyx) for thirty moxa cones is applied. Qionggu refers to the coccyx. In bone epilepsy, the mandible, teeth, and all Shu points in the muscle divisions are full, bones are rigid and straight, sweating occurs with vexation and oppression, excessive vomiting of saliva and foam, and downward leakage of Qi; this is untreatable. In pulse epilepsy, sudden collapse occurs, pulses in the four limbs are distended and flaccid, and the main pulse is full; puncture all to bleed. If not full, moxa the Taiyang channels along the neck, and moxa the Dai Mai three inches from the waist, at the root Shu points of muscle divisions. Excessive vomiting of saliva and foam with downward leakage of Qi is untreatable. In tendon epilepsy, the body curls and contracts, and the pulse is large; puncture the Da Shu point of the major channel in the neck. Excessive vomiting of saliva and foam with downward leakage of Qi is untreatable. At the onset of mania, there is initial self-sorrow, forgetfulness, irritability, and fear, caused by worry and hunger. Treat by first selecting Hand Taiyin and Hand Yangming points, stopping when blood color changes, then selecting Foot Taiyin and Foot Yangming points. At the onset of mania, there is little sleep, lack of appetite, arrogance, self-perceived wisdom, and self-perceived nobility. Cursing day and night without rest. Treat by selecting Hand Yangming, Hand Taiyin, and Hand Taiyang points. In mania, visual hallucinations, auditory hallucinations, and frequent shouting are caused by deficiency of Qi. Treat by selecting Hand Taiyang, Hand Taiyin, and Hand Yangming points, and the Shaoyin point under the tongue; select all points with vigorous pulses and release those without. Mania characterized by easy fright, laughter, singing, joy, and ceaseless wandering is caused by great fright. Treat by selecting Hand Yangming, Hand Taiyin, and Hand Taiyang points. Mania with visual and auditory hallucinations and frequent shouting is caused by deficiency of Qi. Treat by selecting Hand Taiyin and Hand Yangming points, Foot Taiyang, and points on both sides of the head at the mandible. Mania with polyphagia, seeing spirits and ghosts, and suppressed laughter is caused by excessive joy. Treat by selecting Foot Taiyin, Foot Yangming, and Foot Taiyang points, followed by Hand Taiyin, Hand Yangming, and Hand Taiyang points. For newly onset mania not yet exhibiting these symptoms, first select the Ququan points on both sides of the arteries and excess points to bleed; relief comes quickly. If not relieved, follow standard methods and moxa the tail bone curvature for twenty cones. The bone refers to the curved part of the coccyx.
For epilepsy with vomiting of foam, Shenting (GV 24), Duanduan (CV 16), and Chengjiang (CV 24) govern it. For epilepsy without vomiting of foam, Benshen (GB 13), Baihui (GV 20), Houding (GV 19), Yuzhen (GB 15), Tianchong (GB 17), Dashu (BL 11), Qugu (CV 2), Chize (LU 5), Yangxi (LI 5), Waiqiu (GB 36), five fen lateral to Shangwan (CV 13), Tonggu (BL 65), Jinmen (BL 63), Chengjin (BL 56), and Heyang (BL 57) govern it. Heyang is two cun below Weizhong (BL 40). For epilepsy, Shangxing (GV 23) governs it; first select Yixi (BL 42), then Tianyou (TE 16) and Fengchi (GB 20). For epilepsy with vomiting of foam, temporary rigidity and collapse, aversion to wind and cold, red and swollen face, Xinhui (GV 22) governs it. For epilepsy with manic running, twitching, head shaking, facial deviation, and neck stiffness, Jiangjian (GV 18) governs it. For epilepsy with twitching, manic running, and neck pain, Houding (GV 19) governs it. Houding is one cun and five fen behind the vertex. For epilepsy with bone soreness, dizziness, mania, twitching, jaw locking, and sheep-like barking (Qianjin Yi reads throat barking), Nahu (GV 16) is punctured. For mania with incessant talking, manic running with suicidal intent, and visual hallucinations, Fengfu (GV 16) is punctured. For epilepsy with rigidity and collapse, visual hallucinations, mental confusion, unhappiness, manic running, and twitching, Luoque (BL 59) governs it. For epilepsy with extreme emaciation, Naokong (GB 12) governs it. For epilepsy with rigidity and collapse, and malaria, Wanggu (GB 12) and Fengchi (GB 20) govern it. For epilepsy with mutual pulling of limbs, Tianzhu (BL 10) governs it. For epilepsy with anger and desire to kill people (Qianjin Yi adds: twitching, body heat, manic running, delirium, seeing ghosts), Shenzhu (GV 12) governs it. For manic running and epilepsy with stiff spine, upward rolling of eyes, and tendon issues, Jinsu governs it. For epilepsy manifesting as manic running, wind pathogen, frequent chills, inability to speak, worsening with cold, body heat, manic running, suicidal intent, reverse visual hallucinations, twitching with tears, coma, and unconsciousness, Feishu (BL 13) governs it. For epilepsy, Geshu (BL 17) and Ganshu (BL 18) govern it. For epilepsy with mutual pulling of limbs, Shuigou (GV 26) and Yinjiao (CV 24) govern it. For epilepsy with manic twitching, dizziness, and collapse, Yin meridian points are selected, stopping when blood color changes in the hands and feet. For manic epilepsy with tongue protrusion, Taiyi (ST 21) and Roumen (ST 24) govern it. For sighing, sadness, heat in the lower abdomen, and desire to run, Riyue (GB 24) governs it. For mania, Yuji (LU 10), Hegu (LI 4), Wanggu (SI 4), Zhizheng (SI 7), Shaohai (HT 3), and Kunlun (BL 60) govern it. For manic speech, Taiyuan (LU 9) governs it. For heart hanging like hunger, tinnitus, facial deviation and swelling, deafness and toothache in excess, post-bi inability to speak, toothache, nasal discharge and epistaxis, and bi syndrome in deficiency, Geshu (BL 17) and Pianli (LI 6) govern it. For epilepsy with tongue protrusion and jaw clenching, manic speech, and seeing ghosts, Wenliu (LI 7) governs it. It is located five cun behind the wrist. For unclear vision, wrist tension, body heat,惊狂 (startled mania), bi syndrome, and twitching, Quchi (LI 11) governs it. For epilepsy with tongue protrusion, Quchi (LI 11) governs it. For mania, Yimen (GB 23) governs it; also Xiaxi (GB 43), Qiuxu (GB 40), and Guangming (GB 37) govern it. For mania with mutual limb pulling, headache, tinnitus, and eye bi, Zhongzhu (TE 3) governs it. For febrile disease with no sweat, mutual limb pulling, external swelling of neck and throat, shoulder and arm soreness and heaviness, rib and axillary acute pain, immobility, scabies, and inability to turn the neck, Zhigou (TE 6) governs it. For epilepsy with vomiting of blood and foam, sheep-like barking, and neck deviation, Tianjing (TE 15) governs it, located behind the elbow. For febrile disease with no sweat, mania, mutual limb pulling, and epilepsy, QianGu (SI 1) governs it. For mania with mutual limb pulling and frequent epilepsy attacks, Houxi (SI 3) governs it. For mania and epilepsy, Yanggu (SI 5), Zubin (KI 9), chest and back pain, and Xingjian (LR 2) govern it. For Wei jue, epilepsy, and profuse diarrhea, Rangu (KI 2) governs it. For manic collapse, Wenliu (LI 7) governs it. For manic epilepsy, Yin Gu (KI 10) governs it. For epilepsy with chills and fever, yawning, vexation and fullness, and weeping, Jiexi (ST 41) governs it. For mania with aimless walking and frequent yawning, Zusanli (ST 36) and Shanglianxu (ST 34) govern it. For mania with seeing ghosts and fire, pain starting internally, half cun below, three cones each, left taken from right, right taken from left. For cold jue epilepsy, jaw locking, twitching, and startled mania, Yangjiao (GB 35) governs it. For epilepsy, mania, aimless walking, and chills, Jinggu (BL 64) governs it. For body pain, mania, good movement, and epilepsy, Shugu (BL 65) governs it, tonifying all Yang meridians. For epilepsy with rigidity and collapse, and muscle cramps, Pusun (BL 60) governs it. For epilepsy with unclear vision, nasal discharge and epistaxis, Kunlun (BL 60) governs it. For manic epilepsy with body pain, Feiyang (BL 58) governs it. For epilepsy with opisthotonos, Weizhong (BL 40) governs it. For those who frequently sigh, have poor appetite, many chills and fevers, sweating, and vomit upon disease onset, recovering after vomiting, Gongsun (SP 4) and Jing-Shu points are selected. In excess, cutting pain in the intestines, jue, swelling of head and face, vexation, mania with polydipsia; in deficiency, drum-like sounds, abdominal Qi stagnation, hot pain, insomnia, and cholera, Gongsun (SP 4) governs it.