针灸法小儿初生脐风撮口诸药不效然谷针入三分或灸三壮立效(三因)○癫痫惊风神庭灸
七壮
鼻上入发际三分宛宛中灸三壮炷如小麦大又取百会 脉(纲目)○癫痫螈 两跷主之男阳女阴
昼发治阳跷申脉夜发治阴跷照海各灸二七壮(易老)○急慢惊灸印堂○急慢惊风危极不可灸者
先当两乳头黑肉上男左女右灸二壮○次灸发际眉心百会各一壮○手足大指当甲角以物缚两手
足一处以灸骑缝灸男近左边女近右边半甲半肉之间灸三壮先脚后手亦可治阴阳诸痫艾炷如小
麦大(得效)○慢惊慢脾逆恶证候诸药不效者如有太冲脉则取百会穴灸之神效(直指)○小儿卒
然腹皮青黑而死灸脐上下左右去脐各半寸并鸠尾骨下一寸凡五处各灸五壮仍酒和胡粉涂腹上
干则易(得效)○小儿龟背灸肺俞膈俞各主五壮止炷如小麦(得效)○小儿龟胸取两乳前各一寸
五分上两行三骨罅间凡六处各灸三壮炷如小麦春夏从下灸上秋冬从上灸下若不根据此法灸之无
效(纲目)○囟门不合脐上脐下各五分二穴各灸三壮灸疮未发先合(纲目)○小儿癖气中脘章门
各灸七壮(纲目)○灸癖法穴在小儿背脊中自尾 骨将手揣摸脊骨两旁有白筋发动处两穴每一
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钱三文压上穴上以艾炷安孔中各灸七壮此是癖之根贯血之所也(回春)○小儿疟久不愈内庭灸
一壮大椎百会各灸随年壮(纲目)○小儿霍乱男左女右第二脚指上灸三壮即愈(得效)○小儿雀
目灸两手大指甲后一寸内廉横纹头白肉际各一壮○疳眼灸合谷各一壮(纲目)○小儿脱肛灸尾
骨尖上一壮又灸脐中三壮百会七壮(纲目)
针灸治疗小儿初生时出现的脐风、撮口等症，若各种药物均无效，可针刺然谷穴，进针三分，或艾灸三壮，即可立即见效（出自《三因极一病证方论》）。
癫痫、惊风：灸神庭穴七壮。在鼻根部入发际三分处的宛宛中（即上星穴附近），灸三壮，艾炷大小如小麦粒；另取百会穴（出自《本草纲目》）。
癫痫抽搐：由阳跷脉和阴跷脉主治。男性取阳跷脉的申脉穴，女性取阴跷脉的照海穴。白天发作的治疗阳跷脉，夜晚发作的治疗阴跷脉，各灸十四壮（出自《医学发明》）。
急惊风和慢惊风：灸印堂穴。若急慢惊风病情危重至不可施灸者，先在两乳头黑肉处施灸，男性取左侧，女性取右侧，各灸二壮。其次灸发际、眉心、百会穴，各一壮。用物品束缚住两手两足的大拇指，使其固定在一处，在指甲角边缘骑缝处施灸，男性靠近左边，女性靠近右边，在半甲半肉之间灸三壮，先灸脚后灸手亦可，此法可治阴阳各类痫证，艾炷大小如小麦粒（出自《济生拔粹》）。
慢惊风、慢脾风出现逆恶证候，诸药无效时，若太冲脉尚存，则取百会穴施灸，效果显著（出自《直指方》）。
小儿突然腹部皮肤青黑而死（假死状态）：灸脐上下左右去脐各半寸处，以及鸠尾骨下一寸处，共五处，每处各灸五壮。之后仍需用酒调和胡粉涂抹腹部，干了就更换（出自《济生拔粹》）。
小儿龟背：灸肺俞穴、膈俞穴，每穴主灸五壮为止，艾炷大小如小麦粒（出自《济生拔粹》）。
小儿龟胸：取两乳前各一寸五分处，向上两行，在三骨缝隙间共有六处，每处各灸三壮，艾炷大小如小麦粒。春夏季节从下往上灸，秋冬季节从上往下灸，若不遵循此法施灸则无效（出自《本草纲目》）。
囟门不合：灸脐上五分、脐下五分各二穴，每穴各灸三壮，待灸疮未发之前，囟门即可闭合（出自《本草纲目》）。
小儿癖气（腹内结块）：灸中脘穴、章门穴，各灸七壮（出自《本草纲目》）。
灸癖气的具体方法：穴位位于小儿背脊正中，从尾骨开始用手触摸脊骨两旁有白筋发动之处，即为两穴。每一穴用铜钱三文压住穴位，在穴上放置艾炷于孔中，各灸七壮，这是癖气的根本所在，也是气血贯穿的地方（出自《保婴撮要》）。
小儿疟疾久治不愈：灸内庭穴一壮，大椎穴、百会穴各灸随年壮（即根据患儿年龄决定的壮数）（出自《本草纲目》）。
小儿霍乱：男性灸左脚第二趾上，女性灸右脚第二趾上，各灸三壮，即可痊愈（出自《济生拔粹》）。
小儿雀目（夜盲症）：灸两手大拇指指甲后方一寸处，内侧横纹头与白肉交界处，各一壮。疳积引起的眼病：灸合谷穴，各一壮（出自《本草纲目》）。
Acupuncture and moxibustion methods for neonatal umbilical wind (Neonatal tetanus) and clenched mouth (Clenched jaw), when all medications are ineffective: Needle Ran Gu (Rangu, KI7) to a depth of 3 fen, or apply moxibustion for 3 moxa cones; immediate effect is expected (Source: *San Yin Fang*).
Epilepsy and convulsive disorders: Moxa Shen Ting (Shenting, GV24) for 7 cones. At the depression 3 fen above the hairline on the nasal root (near Shang Xing, GV23), apply 3 cones with moxa cones the size of a wheat grain; additionally, select Bai Hui (Baihui, GV20) (Source: *Ben Cao Gang Mu*).
Epilepsy with spasms: Governed by the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Heel Vessel) and Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Heel Vessel). For males, treat the Yang Qiao Mai point Shen Mai (Shenmai, BL62); for females, treat the Yin Qiao Mai point Zhao Hai (Zhaohai, KI6). If attacks occur during the day, treat the Yang Qiao Mai; if at night, treat the Yin Qiao Mai. Apply 14 cones to each (Source: *Yi Lao*).
Acute and chronic infantile convulsions: Moxa Yin Tang (Yintang, EX-HN3). In critical cases where moxibustion is contraindicated, first apply 2 cones on the blackened skin area near both nipples, left side for males and right side for females. Next, apply 1 cone each to the hairline, between the eyebrows, and Bai Hui (Baihui, GV20). Bind the thumbs of both hands and feet together in one place. Apply moxibustion at the junction of the nail and flesh on the thumb/toe, closer to the left side for males and right side for females, halfway between the nail and flesh, for 3 cones. Treat feet before hands. This method treats various types of epilepsy, using moxa cones the size of a wheat grain (Source: *De Xiao Fang*).
For slow infantile convulsions or slow spleen wind presenting with adverse syndromes unresponsive to drugs: If the Tai Chong pulse is still palpable, select Bai Hui (Baihui, GV20) for moxibustion, which yields miraculous results (Source: *Zhi Zhi Fang*).
Sudden death-like state in infants with blue-black abdominal skin: Moxa five points around the navel—upper, lower, left, and right, each 0.5 cun from the navel—and one point 1 cun below the Jianwei bone (Xuwu, CV10). Apply 5 cones to each point. Afterwards, smear the abdomen with Hu Fen (Lead Carbonate) mixed with wine, replacing it when dry (Source: *De Xiao Fang*).
Infantile kyphosis ("Turtle Back"): Moxa Fei Shu (Feishu, BL13) and Ge Shu (Geshu, BL17), 5 cones per point, stopping when the cone size is like a wheat grain (Source: *De Xiao Fang*).
Infantile pectus carinatum ("Turtle Chest"): Select six points located 1.5 cun anterior to both nipples, two rows upward, in the intercostal spaces. Apply 3 cones to each point, with moxa cones the size of a wheat grain. In spring and summer, moxa from bottom to top; in autumn and winter, from top to bottom. Failure to follow this direction renders the treatment ineffective (Source: *Ben Cao Gang Mu*).
Unclosed fontanelle: Moxa two points, 0.5 cun above and 0.5 cun below the umbilicus, 3 cones each. The fontanelle will close before the moxa blisters appear (Source: *Ben Cao Gang Mu*).
Infantile pi qi (abdominal masses): Moxa Zhong Wan (Zhongwan, CV12) and Zhang Men (Zhangmen, LR13), 7 cones each (Source: *Ben Cao Gang Mu*).
Specific method for treating pi qi: Locate the points on the mid-back along the spine. Starting from the coccyx, palpate both sides of the spinal column for areas where white tendons become active. These are the two points. Press each point with three copper coins. Place a moxa cone into the hole created by the coin pressure and apply 7 cones per point. This is the root of the mass and the pathway of blood circulation (Source: *Hui Chun*).
Chronic infantile malaria unresponsive to treatment: Moxa Nei Ting (Neiting, ST44) for 1 cone. Da Zhui (Dazhui, GV14) and Bai Hui (Baihui, GV20) are treated with "Sui Nian Zhuang" (cones equal to the child's age in years) (Source: *Ben Cao Gang Mu*).
Infantile cholera: For males, moxa the upper aspect of the second toe of the left foot; for females, the right foot. Apply 3 cones for immediate cure (Source: *De Xiao Fang*).
Infantile nyctalopia ("Sparrow Eye"): Moxa 1 cun posterior to the nail of both thumbs, at the radial border of the transverse crease, in the transition to white flesh, 1 cone each. For eyes affected by gan syndrome (malnutrition): Moxa He Gu (Hegu, LI4), 1 cone each (Source: *Ben Cao Gang Mu*).
Infantile rectal prolapse: Moxa 1 cone above the tip of the coccyx, 3 cones at the center of the umbilicus (Qihai, CV8 - *Note: Text says Qi Zhong*), and 7 cones at Bai Hui (Baihui, GV20) (Source: *Ben Cao Gang Mu*).