三消证。三焦受病也。上消属肺大渴引饮。以上焦之津液枯涸。名曰膈消。亦曰消渴中
消属
胃。多食善饥而曰渐消瘦。名曰消中。亦曰消谷。下消属肾。烦躁引饮。面黑耳焦。溺如膏
。名曰肾消亦曰内消。是皆心胃之火上炎。真阴不足也。
承浆 金津 玉液 肾俞
咳嗽 有声无痰曰咳伤于肺气也。有痰无声曰嗽。动于脾湿也。有声有痰。名曰咳嗽
因伤肺气。复动脾湿也。
天突 膻中 乳根(三壮) 风门 肺俞 经渠 列缺 鱼际 前谷 三里
咳逆 因喘咳以至气逆。咳嗽之甚者也。
肺俞 肺募 太陵 三里 行间
风劳百病 风劳初起。原因咳嗽鼻塞。久则风邪传里。渐变成劳在表令人自汗。在里令
人内热。在肺咳嗽在肝吐血。在脾体瘦。在肾遗精。
肩井(灸二百壮)
哮 哮病有五。水哮饮。水则发。气哮怒气所感。痰饮壅满则发。咸哮多食咸味则发乳
哮小儿初生便哮。酒哮醉酒行房所致。饮酒则发(水哮。乳哮。酒哮。俱难治)
天突 华盖 胆中 俞府 三里 肩中俞(治风哮)
又法以线一条套颈上垂下至鸠尾尖截断。牵往后脊中线头尽处是穴(灸七壮效)
小儿咸哮 男左女右手小指尖上。用小艾炷灸七壮。无不除根。
喘 凡喘促而喉中如水鸡声者谓之哮。气急而连续不能以息者谓之喘。
气喘不能卧。风冷久嗽。六椎下灵台(灸三壮愈)
诸喘气急 七椎下至阳(灸三壮)
三消证，是三焦受邪所致。上消归属于肺，表现为极度口渴、大量饮水，这是由于上焦津液枯竭干燥，称为膈消，也称为消渴。中消归属于胃，表现为多吃却容易饥饿，身体逐渐消瘦，称为消中，也称为消谷。下消归属于肾，表现为烦躁、想喝水，面色发黑、耳朵焦枯，小便像膏脂一样浑浊，称为肾消，也称为内消。这些病症都是由于心火和胃火上炎，导致真阴不足。
咳嗽，只有声音而没有痰，称为咳，是肺气受伤；有痰而没有声音，称为嗽，是由脾湿引起；既有声音又有痰，称为咳嗽，是因为肺气受伤，又触动脾湿。
[穴位] 天突、膻中、乳根（灸三壮）、风门、肺俞、经渠、列缺、鱼际、前谷、足三里
风劳百病，风劳初起，原因往往是咳嗽鼻塞，时间久了风邪传入体内，逐渐变成劳损。在体表则让人自汗，在体内则让人内热，在肺则咳嗽，在肝则吐血，在脾则身体消瘦，在肾则遗精。
哮，哮病有五种：水哮因饮水引发，有水饮就会发作；气哮因怒气引发，痰饮壅盛满溢就会发作；咸哮因多吃咸味食物引发；乳哮是小儿出生后即出现哮鸣；酒哮因醉酒后进行房事所致，饮酒后就会发作。（水哮、乳哮、酒哮，都难以治疗）
[穴位] 天突、华盖、胆中、俞府、足三里、肩中俞（治疗风哮）
另一种方法是用一条线套在脖子上垂下来直到鸠尾穴尖端截断，牵拉向后脊柱中线尽头处即是穴位（灸七壮有效）。
小儿咸哮，男性左手小指尖，女性右手小指尖，用小艾炷灸七壮，没有不能除根的。
喘，凡是呼吸急促且喉咙中有像水鸡叫声的称为哮，气息急促连续不断无法呼吸的称为喘。
Sanxiao Syndrome (Three Burners Syndrome) is caused by pathogenic invasion of the Sanjiao (Triple Burner). Shangxiao (Upper Jiao Xiao) belongs to the Lung, characterized by extreme thirst and excessive drinking. This is due to the dryness and depletion of fluids in the Upper Jiao, named Ge Xiao (Diaphragmatic Thirst), also known as Xiaoke (Thirsting and Wasting). Zhongxiao (Middle Jiao Xiao) belongs to the Stomach, characterized by polyphagia with easy hunger and gradual emaciation, named Xiaozhong (Middle Jiao Thirst), also known as Xiaogu (Grain Consuming). Xiaxiao (Lower Jiao Xiao) belongs to the Kidney, characterized by irritability, desire for water, dark complexion, scorched ears, and urine resembling paste, named Shen Xiao (Kidney Thirst), also known as Neixiao (Internal Thirst). All these conditions result from the flaming upward of Heart and Stomach Fire, leading to a deficiency of True Yin.
[Acupoints] Chengjiang (CV24), Jinjin, Yuye, Shenshu (BL23)
Ke Sou (Cough): When there is sound but no phlegm, it is called Ke, indicating injury to Lung Qi. When there is phlegm but no sound, it is called Sou, arising from Spleen dampness. When there is both sound and phlegm, it is called Kesou, resulting from Lung Qi injury combined with Spleen dampness activation.
[Acupoints] Tiantu (CV22), Danzhong (CV17), Rugen (ST18, Moxibustion: 3 cones), Fengmen (BL12), Feishu (BL13), Jingqu (LU8), Lieque (LU7), Yuji (LU10), Qiangu (SI10), Zusanli (ST36)
Keni (Rebellious Cough/Asthma): Caused by wheezing and coughing leading to rebellious Qi flow, this is the most severe form of cough.
[Acupoints] Feishu (BL13), Feimu (BL13 - Back-Shu point of Lung), Tailing (PC7), Zusanli (ST36), Xingjian (LR2)
Feng Lao Bai Bing (Wind Consumption and Hundred Diseases): The onset of Wind Consumption often stems from cough and nasal congestion. Prolonged exposure causes wind pathogens to transmit inward, gradually transforming into consumption. Manifestations on the exterior include spontaneous sweating; inside, internal heat; in the Lung, cough; in the Liver, hemoptysis; in the Spleen, emaciation; in the Kidney, seminal emission.
[Acupoint] Jianjing (GB21, Moxibustion: 200 cones)
Xiao (Wheezing): There are five types of Xiao disease. Shui Xiao (Water Wheezing) is triggered by drinking water; when water retention occurs, it manifests. Qi Xiao (Qi Wheezing) is induced by anger; when phlegm-fluids become congested and full, it manifests. Xian Xiao (Salty Wheezing) is triggered by excessive consumption of salty flavors. Ru Xiao (Milk Wheezing) is wheezing present since infancy in children. Jiu Xiao (Alcohol Wheezing) is caused by sexual activity after drunkenness; it manifests upon drinking alcohol. (Shui Xiao, Ru Xiao, and Jiu Xiao are all difficult to treat.)
[Acupoints] Tiantu (CV22), Huagai (CV21), Danzhong (EX-HN24), Shufu (BL12), Zusanli (ST36), Jianzhongshu (BL11, treats Wind Xiao)
Another method: Tie a thread around the neck, let it hang down to the tip of Jiwei (CV15), cut it off, pull it back along the midline of the spine to the very end; this location is the acupoint (Moxibustion: 7 cones is effective).
Xiao'er Xian Xiao (Pediatric Salty Wheezing): On the tip of the little finger of the left hand for males and the right hand for females, apply small moxa cones, 7 cones, which can invariably eradicate the root cause.
Chuan (Panting/Asthma): Whenever panting is rapid accompanied by a sound in the throat like a water chicken, it is called Xiao (Wheezing). When breathing is urgent, continuous, and unable to cease, it is called Chuan (Panting).
Qi Chuan Bu Neng Wo (Panting unable to lie flat), caused by long-term cough due to wind-cold, can be treated at Lingtai (GV10, located below the 6th thoracic vertebra) with Moxibustion: 3 cones for cure.
Zhu Chuan Qi Ji (Various cases of panting and urgency): Treat at Zhiyang (GV9, located below the 7th thoracic vertebra) with Moxibustion: 3 cones.