针法疠风者素刺其肿上已刺以锐针针其处按出其恶气肿尽乃止常食方食无食他食(灵枢)
○病
大风骨节重须眉堕名曰大风刺肌肉为故汗出百日刺骨髓汗出百日凡二百日须眉生而止针(内
经)○癞风以三棱针看肉紫黑处及委中(穴名)○紫脉出死血但不可令出太过恐损真气(正传)
灸法治瘰 以手仰置肩上微举肘取之肘骨尖上是穴随患边灸七壮或二七壮神效(得效)○
又法
于掌后手腕尽处横纹量起向臂中心直上三寸半是穴灸三壮即效(丹心)○针法肩尖肘尖二穴即
肩肘 二穴宜灸此穴疏通经络(良方)○ 核上灸七壮隔蒜片灸之尤妙(资生)
灸法治瘿灸天突三七壮又灸肩 男左十八壮右十七壮女右十八壮左十七壮妙(得效)
灸法久漏疮足丙踝上一寸灸三壮在上则灸肩井鸠尾(东垣)○冷漏多在腿足之间先虽积热
所注灸则为寒宜用附子灸法硫黄灸法(二法并见痈疽)灸疮成漏脓水不绝去亦宜灸(丹心)
针灸法治疮疥顽癣取绝骨三里间使解溪委中或针或灸(纲目)○手疥取劳宫灸大陵(纲目)
○浑
身疮疥取曲池合谷三里绝骨行间委中(纲目)○治癣八月八日日出时令患人正当东向户长跪举两
手特户两边取肩头小垂际骨解宛宛中左右两穴俱下灸七壮七日愈(资生)○一女子两股间湿癣
下至膝痒痛流黄水百药不效戴人以针当痒时刺百余处血出尽煎盐汤洗之四次方除尽湿淫
瘀血不可不针也(子和)
针法治疗疠风（麻风病）：素刺其肿上，已刺以锐针针其处，按出其恶气，肿尽乃止。常食方食，无食他食。（《灵枢》）
○ 病证：大风骨节重，须眉堕，名曰大风。刺肌肉为故，汗出百日；刺骨髓，汗出百日。凡二百日，须眉生而止针。（《内经》）
灸法治瘰疬：以手仰置肩上，微举肘取之，肘骨尖上是穴。随患边灸七壮或二七壮，神效。（《得效》）
○ 又法：于掌后手腕尽处横纹量起，向臂中心直上三寸半是穴，灸三壮即效。（《丹心》）
○ 针法：肩尖、肘尖二穴，即肩髃、肘髎二穴，宜灸此穴疏通经络。（《良方》）
○ 核上灸七壮，隔蒜片灸之尤妙。（《资生》）
灸法治瘿瘤：灸天突三七壮，又灸肩髃。男左十八壮，右十七壮；女右十八壮，左十七壮，妙。（《得效》）
灸法：久漏疮，足内踝上一寸灸三壮，在上则灸肩井、鸠尾。（东垣）
○ 冷漏多在腿足之间，先虽积热所注，灸则为寒，宜用附子灸法、硫黄灸法（二法并见痈疽）。
灸疮成漏，脓水不绝，去亦宜灸。（《丹心》）
针灸法治疮疥顽癣：取绝骨、三里、间使、解溪、委中，或针或灸。（《纲目》）
○ 浑身疮疥：取曲池、合谷、三里、绝骨、行间、委中。（《纲目》）
○ 治癣：八月八日日出时，令患人正当东向户长跪，举两手特户两边，取肩头小垂际骨解宛宛中，左右两穴俱下灸七壮，七日愈。（《资生》）
○ 一女子两股间湿癣，下至膝，痒痛流黄水，百药不效。戴人以针当痒时刺百余处，血出尽，煎盐汤洗之四次，方除尽湿淫瘀血，不可不针也。（子和）
Acupuncture treatment for leprosy (Hansen's disease): Prick the swelling directly. After pricking, use a sharp needle to puncture the site, press to expel the pathogenic qi. Stop when the swelling subsides completely. Maintain a specific diet during this period; do not consume other foods. (*Ling Shu*)
○ Disease: Severe wind syndrome characterized by heavy joints and loss of eyebrows and beard is called "Great Wind." Treat by needling muscles until sweating occurs for one hundred days; treat by needling bone marrow until sweating occurs for another hundred days. In total two hundred days, stop needling once eyebrows and beard regrow. (*Nei Jing*)
○ Leprosy: Use a three-edged needle to inspect areas with purple-black discoloration of the flesh, as well as Weizhong (BL40).
○ Purple vessels indicate stasis blood; however, do not drain excessively to avoid damaging true qi. (*Zheng Chuan*)
Moxibustion treatment for scrofula: Place the hand palm-up on the shoulder, slightly raise the elbow to locate the point at the tip of the olecranon. Apply moxibustion to seven or fourteen cones on the affected side for miraculous effect. (*De Xiao*)
○ Another method: Measure three and a half cun vertically upward from the transverse crease at the end of the wrist towards the center of the arm. This is the point. Apply three cones of moxibustion for immediate effect. (*Dan Xin*)
○ Acupuncture method: Jianjian (Shoulder Tip) and Zhoujian (Elbow Tip), corresponding to Jianyu (LI15) and Zhouliao (SI11), should be treated with moxibustion to unblock meridians and collaterals. (*Liang Fang*)
○ Apply seven cones of moxibustion on the nodule; applying moxibustion through garlic slices is particularly excellent. (*Zi Sheng*)
Moxibustion treatment for goiter: Moxibustion on Tiantu (CV22) for thirty-seven cones. Also moxibustion on Jianyu (LI15). For men: left side eighteen cones, right side seventeen cones; for women: right side eighteen cones, left side seventeen cones. Excellent results. (*De Xiao*)
Moxibustion method: For chronic draining sores, apply three cones of moxibustion one cun above the medial malleolus of the foot. If located higher, apply moxibustion to Jianjing (GB21) and Jiutui (CV15). (Dong Yuan)
○ Cold draining sores often occur between the legs and feet. Although initially caused by accumulated heat, moxibustion may induce cold sensations. It is suitable to use Fuzi Moxibustion (Aconite Moxibustion) and Liuhuang Moxibustion (Sulfur Moxibustion) methods (both methods are described under Carbuncles and Ulcers).
If a moxa sore becomes a fistula with continuous purulent discharge, even after removal, moxibustion is still appropriate. (*Dan Xin*)
Acupuncture and moxibustion treatment for sores, tinea, and stubborn psoriasis: Select Juegu (GB39), Sanli (ST36), Jianshi (PC5), Jiexi (ST41), and Weizhong (BL40); either needle or moxibustate. (*Gang Mu*)
○ Hand tinea: Needle Laogong (PC8), moxibustate Daling (PC7). (*Gang Mu*)
○ Generalized sores and tinea: Select Quchi (LI11), Hegu (LI4), Sanli (ST36), Juegu (GB39), Xingjian (LR2), and Weizhong (BL40). (*Gang Mu*)
○ Treatment for tinea: On the eighth day of the eighth lunar month at sunrise, have the patient kneel facing east with hands raised. Locate the depression at the lateral edge of the acromion where the bone meets. Apply seven cones of moxibustion to both left and right points. Cure within seven days. (*Zi Sheng*)
○ A woman had damp tinea between her thighs extending to the knees, with itching, pain, and yellow fluid discharge, unresponsive to hundreds of medicines. Dai Ren used needles to prick over a hundred spots where it itched most, until all blood was drained, then washed four times with boiled salt water to completely remove dampness and stasis blood. Needling is indispensable in such cases. (Zi He)