夫参博以为要。辑简而舍烦。总玉龙以成赋。信金针以获安。原夫卒暴中风。顶门百会
。香港脚
根府。疗气嗽痰哮。风市阴市。驱腿脚之乏力。阴陵阳陵。除膝肿之难熬。二白医痔漏。
间使剿疟疾。大敦去疝气。膏肓补虚劳。天井治瘰 瘾疹。神门治呆痴笑 。咳嗽风痰。太
渊列缺宜刺。 羸喘促。璇玑气海当知。期门大敦。能治坚 疝气。劳宫大陵。可疗心闷疮
痍。心悸虚烦刺三里。时疫 疟寻后 。绝骨三里阴交。香港脚宜此。睛明太阳鱼尾。目证凭
兹
阳却疸。善治神疲。长强承山。灸痔最妙。丰隆肺 。痰嗽称奇。风门主伤冒寒邪之嗽。天
枢理感患脾泄之危。风池绝骨。而疗乎伛偻。人中曲池。可治其痿伛。期门刺伤寒未解。经
不再传。鸠尾针痫癫已发。慎其妄施。阴交水分三里。蛊胀宜刺。商丘解 丘墟。脚痛堪追
。尺泽理筋急之不用。腕骨疗手腕之难移。肩脊痛兮。五枢兼于背缝。肘挛疼兮。尺泽合于
曲池。风湿搏于两肩。肩 可疗。壅热盛乎三焦。关冲最宜。手臂红肿。中渚液门要辨。脾
虚黄胆。腕骨中脘何疑。伤寒无汗。攻复溜宜泻。伤寒有汗。取合谷当随。欲调饱满之气逆
。三里可胜。要起六脉之沉匿。复溜称神。照海支沟。通大便之秘。内庭临泣。理小腹之
。天突膻中医喘嗽。地仓颊车疗口 。迎香攻鼻窒为最。肩井除臂痛如拿。二间治牙疼。中
魁理翻胃而即瘥。百劳止虚汗。通里疗心惊而即瘥。大小骨空。治眼烂能止冷泪。左右太阳
。医目疼善除血翳。心俞肾俞。治腰肾虚乏之梦遗。人中委中。除腰脊痛闪之难制。太 昆
仑申脉。最疗足肿之 。涌泉关元丰隆。为治尸劳之例。印堂治其惊搐。神庭理乎头风。大
陵人中频泻。口气全除。带脉关元多灸。肾败堪攻。腿脚重疼。针髋骨膝关膝眼。行步艰楚
。刺三里中封太冲。取内关于照海。医腹疾之块。搐迎香于鼻内。消眼热之红。肚痛秘结。
大陵合外关于支沟。腿风湿痛。居 兼环跳于委中。上脘中脘。治九种之心痛。赤带白带。
求中极之异同。又若心虚热壅。少冲明于济夺。目昏血溢。肝俞辨其实虚。当心传之玄要。
究手法之疾徐。或值挫闪疼痛之不定。此为难拟定穴之可祛。辑管见以便诵读。幸高明而无
哂诸。
俗以玉龙歌为扁鹊所撰。盖后人根据托为之者。玉龙赋又总辑其要旨尔。
广博之中选取精要，删繁就简。汇总《玉龙赋》的内容以成此篇，信赖金针疗法以获得安康。
追溯其源，突发中风，可针刺头顶的百会穴；香港脚（下肢肿痛之症），可针刺足底的涌泉穴；治疗气逆咳嗽、痰鸣哮喘，宜取风市、阴市二穴；驱除腿脚乏力，可用阴陵泉、阳陵泉二穴，消除膝盖肿胀带来的难以忍受的痛苦。二白穴治疗痔疮瘘管；间使穴剿灭疟疾；大敦穴去除疝气；膏肓穴补益虚劳；天井穴治疗瘰疬和瘾疹；神门穴治疗呆痴傻笑。
对于咳嗽伴有风痰，适宜针刺太渊、列缺二穴；身体羸弱、呼吸急促，应当知晓璇玑、气海二穴的作用。期门、大敦二穴，能治疗坚硬如石的疝气；劳宫、大陵二穴，可治疗心胸闷痛及皮肤疮疡。心悸虚烦，宜刺足三里；时疫疟疾，寻找到后溪穴即可。绝骨、足三里、阴交三穴，适宜治疗香港脚；睛明、太阳、鱼尾（丝竹空）等穴，目疾凭此调理。
阳却疸（黄疸），善于治疗神疲乏力；长强、承山二穴，艾灸治疗痔疮最为奇妙；丰隆穴配合肺经穴位，治疗痰嗽称奇；风门穴主治受寒邪侵袭引起的咳嗽；天枢穴调理感受外邪导致的脾泄危症。风池、绝骨二穴，治疗伛偻驼背；人中、曲池二穴，可治疗痿证和伛偻。期门穴针刺可用于伤寒病邪未解、经脉不再传变的情况；鸠尾穴针刺用于痫病癫狂已发作时，需谨慎施治，避免妄用。阴交、水分、足三里三穴，适宜蛊胀（腹部积水胀大）；商丘、解溪、丘墟三穴，脚痛可以借此缓解。尺泽穴调理筋脉拘急导致的功能障碍；腕骨穴治疗手腕活动困难。肩脊疼痛，五枢穴兼配背缝穴（指背部相关穴位）；肘部挛缩疼痛，尺泽穴配合曲池穴。风湿邪气搏结于双肩，肩髃穴可治疗；热毒壅盛于三焦，关冲穴最适宜。手臂红肿，中渚、液门二穴需要仔细辨别选用。脾虚导致的黄疸，腕骨、中脘二穴何须怀疑？伤寒无汗，攻邪宜泻复溜穴；伤寒有汗，取合谷穴应当随证调整。想要调顺饱满之气逆，足三里可胜任；要使沉匿的六脉显现，复溜穴堪称神奇。照海、支沟二穴，通利大便秘结；内庭、足临泣二穴，调理小腹部的不适。天突、膻中二穴，治疗气喘咳嗽；地仓、颊车二穴，治疗口眼歪斜；迎香穴治疗鼻塞最为有效；肩井穴除臂痛如同被拿捏一般；二间穴治疗牙疼；中魁穴理翻胃并立即痊愈；百劳穴止虚汗；通里穴疗心惊并立即痊愈。大小骨空穴，治疗眼睛溃烂并能止住冷泪；左右太阳穴，医治眼痛善于消除血翳。心俞、肾俞二穴，治疗腰肾虚乏导致的梦遗；人中、委中二穴，除腰部脊柱疼痛闪挫难以控制的症状。太溪、昆仑、申脉三穴，最适宜治疗足部肿胀；涌泉、关元、丰隆三穴，是治疗尸劳（慢性消耗性疾病）的范例。印堂穴治疗惊厥抽搐；神庭穴调理头风头痛。大陵、人中二穴频繁泻法，口气完全消除；带脉、关元二穴多灸，肾气败坏可以攻克。腿脚沉重疼痛，针刺髋骨、膝关、膝眼穴；行走艰难痛苦，针刺足三里、中封、太冲穴；取内关配照海，医治腹部的积块；搐按鼻内的迎香穴，消除眼热的红赤；肚痛便秘，大陵穴配合外关、支沟二穴；腿风湿痛，居髎穴兼配环跳、委中穴。上脘、中脘二穴，治疗九种心痛；赤白带下，求问中极穴的异同用法。
又如心虚热壅，少冲穴明了急救之法；目昏血溢，肝俞穴辨别虚实。这是当心传授的玄妙要旨，究手法操作的疾徐节奏。如果遇到挫伤闪失疼痛不定的情况，这是难以确定穴位来祛除病痛的时候。辑录这些管见以便诵读，希望高明之士不要嘲笑。
世俗认为《玉龙歌》是扁鹊所撰，大概是后人根据托名而作的。《玉龙赋》又总括辑录了其中的要旨罢了。
Selecting the essence from the extensive, discarding complexity for simplicity. Compiling the *Yulong Fu* (Jade Dragon Ode) to form this treatise, trusting in golden needle therapy to attain peace and health.
Tracing its origins: for sudden apoplexy (stroke), puncture Baihui (GV20) at the vertex; for Hongxiangjiao (gouty swelling of the lower limbs), puncture Yongquan (KI1) at the sole; for treating Qi reversal cough and phlegm-wheezing, utilize Fengshi (GB31) and Yinshi (ST32); to dispel weakness in the legs and feet, employ Yinlingquan (SP9) and Yanglingquan (GB34), eliminating the unbearable knee swelling. Erbai (EX-UE7) treats hemorrhoids and fistulas; Jianshi (PC5) eradicates malaria; Dadun (LR1) removes hernia; Gaohuang (BL43) tonifies deficiency and consumptive disorders; Tianjing (TE10) treats scrofula (lymphatic tuberculosis) and urticaria; Shenmen (HT7) treats dementia and inappropriate laughter.
For cough with wind-phlegm, Taiyuan (LU9) and Lieque (LU7) are suitable for needling; for emaciation and panting, one should understand the roles of Xuanji (CV15) and Qihai (CV6). Qimen (LR14) and Dadun (LR14) can treat hard, stone-like hernias; Laogong (PC8) and Daling (PC7) can treat chest oppression and skin sores. For palpitations and empty irritability, needling Zusanli (ST36) is indicated; for epidemic malaria, locating Houxi (SI3) is effective. Guixu (GB39), Zusanli (ST36), and Yinjiao (RN7) are suitable for Hongxiangjiao; Jingming (BL1), Taiyang (EX-HN5), and Yutou (SJ23/Sizhukong) address eye conditions relying on these points.
Yangque Dan (jaundice) effectively treats mental fatigue; Changqiang (GV1) and Chengshan (BL57) moxibustion is most excellent for hemorrhoids; Fenglong (ST40) combined with Lung meridian points marvelously treats phlegm-cough; Fengmen (BL12) governs coughs caused by cold pathogen invasion; Tianshu (ST25) regulates critical spleen diarrhea due to external pathogens. Fengchi (GB20) and Guixu (GB39) treat kyphosis; Renzhong (GV26) and Quchi (LI11) treat flaccidity syndromes and kyphosis. Needling Qimen (LR14) is used when Shaoyang disease pathogens have not resolved and meridians do not transmit further; Jiawei (CV15) needling is for epilepsy and mania already manifested, requiring caution against reckless application. Yinjiao (RN7), Shuifen (RN9), and Zusanli (ST36) are suitable for Gu Zhang (ascites); Shangqiu (SP5), Xiijie (ST41), and Qiuxu (GB40) alleviate foot pain; Chize (LU5) regulates tendon tension causing dysfunction; Wanggu (SI4) treats wrist immobility. Shoulder and back pain: Wushu (GB29) combined with back seam points; elbow contracture and pain: Chize (LU5) combined with Quchi (LI11). Wind-dampness clashing in both shoulders: Jianyu (LI15) treats it; heat toxicity abundant in the Sanjiao: Guanchong (TE1) is most suitable. Red and swollen arms: Zhongzhu (TE3) and Yemen (TE2) require careful differentiation. Spleen deficiency leading to jaundice: Wanggu (SI4) and Zhongwan (CV12) leave no doubt. Shaoyang disease without sweat: attacking via Fuliou (KI7) with draining method; Shaoyang disease with sweat: taking Hegu (LI4) should follow syndrome adjustment. To regulate qi rebellion from fullness: Zusanli (ST36) suffices; to revive sunken six pulses: Fuliou (KI7) is miraculous. Zhaohai (KI6) and Zhigou (TE6) unblock constipation; Neiting (ST44) and Zulinqi (GB41) regulate lower abdominal discomfort. Tiantu (CV22) and Danzhong (CV17) treat asthma and cough; Dicang (ST4) and Jiache (ST6) treat facial paralysis; Yingxiang (LI20) is best for nasal obstruction; Jianjing (GB21) relieves arm pain as if grasped; Erjian (LI2) treats toothache; Zhongkui (EX-UE8) resolves vomiting and brings immediate recovery; Bailao (EX-UE9) stops spontaneous sweating; Tongli (HT5) treats heart fright and brings immediate recovery. Da Xiaogu Kong (EX-UE10/11) treat eye ulceration and stop cold tears; Left and Right Taiyang (EX-HN5) treat eye pain and remove blood nevi. Xinshu (BL15) and Shenshu (BL23) treat dream emission due to kidney and waist deficiency; Renzhong (GV26) and Weizhong (BL40) eliminate uncontrollable waist and spine pain from sprains; Taixi (KI3), Kunlun (BL60), and Shenmai (BL62) best treat foot swelling; Yongquan (KI1), Guanyuan (CV4), and Fenglong (ST40) serve as examples for treating Shi Lao (chronic consumption). Yintang (EX-HN3) treats convulsions; Shenting (GV24) regulates head wind headache. Frequent draining of Daling (PC7) and Renzhong (GV26) completely eliminates bad breath; Moxibustion of Daimai (GB26) and Guanyuan (CV4) attacks kidney failure. Heavy and painful legs: needling Huangu (GB29), Xiguan (EX-LE1), and Xiyan (EX-LE2); difficult walking: needling Zusanli (ST36), Zhongfeng (LR4), and Taichong (LR3). Taking Neiguan (PC6) paired with Zhaohai (KI6) treats abdominal masses; pulling Yingxiang (LI20) inside the nose reduces eye redness from heat; abdominal pain with constipation: Daling (PC7) combined with Waiguan (TE5) and Zhigou (TE6); leg wind-damp pain: Juliao (GB29) combined with Huantiao (GB30) and Weizhong (BL40). Shangwan (CV13) and Zhongwan (CV12) treat nine types of heart pain; red and white leukorrhea: seek differences in Zhongji (CV3).
Furthermore, for heart deficiency with heat congestion, Shaochong (HT9) clarifies emergency rescue methods; for blurred vision and blood extravasation, Ganshu (BL18) distinguishes excess and deficiency. These are profound essentials transmitted through the heart; investigate the speed and slowness of manipulation techniques. When encountering unpredictable pain from sprains or injuries, determining specific points is difficult for removal. Compiling these insights for easy recitation, hoping that experts will not disdain them.
Popular opinion holds that the *Yulong Ge* (Jade Dragon Song) was authored by Bian Que, but it is likely a later fabrication under his name. The *Yulong Fu* summarizes and compiles its essential principles.