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法主温。医用两手托儿手于总经上，将两手上四指在下边两面爬开，二大指在上阴阳二
穴，两
面爬开。再以两大指捏阴阳二穴向外摇二十四下，捏紧一刻，又将左、大、食、中指侧拿儿
手肘，向下轻摆三、四下，复用左手托儿斗肘，右手托儿手背，大指掐住虎口，往上向外顺
摇二十四下。
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法治寒热往来。医用左手大指、无名指，拿儿中指，以中指、食指托儿中指背，蘸汤以
右大指推之。
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法主温。医用右手拿儿手，四指不动。左手四指，从儿曲池边起，轮流跳至总经上九次
，复拿儿阴阳二穴，将右手向上往外，一伸一缩，传送其气，徐徐过关也。
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法主健脾消食。将儿手掌向上，蘸葱姜汤，自食指尖寅、卯、辰三关侧，推至大指根。
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法主健补脾虚。医用左手将儿大指面屈拿之，以右手蘸葱姜汤推之。又将儿大指面直拿
之，仍以右手蘸葱姜汤推之。互相为用，在人之活法耳。
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法主温。医将右大、食、中三指，捏儿肝肺二指。左、大、食、中三指，捏儿阴阳二穴
，往
上一捏又一捏，捏至曲池五次。热证、阴捏重而阳捏轻，寒证、阳重而阴轻，再捏阴阳二穴
，将肝肺二指，摇摆二九、三九是也。
凤凰展翅法图示
本法主要功效为温补。医生用双手托住患儿的手，置于总经（前臂内侧正中经脉）上，将两手除拇指外的四指在下方两侧分开，两个拇指位于上方的阴阳二穴（拇指根部桡侧和尺侧的穴位），同样在两侧分开。再用两个拇指捏住阴阳二穴向外摇动二十四次，用力捏紧片刻，接着用左手的大指、食指和中指侧面拿住患儿的手肘，向下轻摆三到四次，随后复用左手托住患儿肘部，右手托住患儿手背，大指掐住虎口部位，向上向外顺向摇动二十四次。
推中指法图示
本法主要用于治疗寒热往来（忽冷忽热）。医生用左手的大指和无名指拿住患儿的食指，以中指和食指托住患儿食指的背面，蘸取药汤，用右大指推拿之。
飞经走气法图示
本法主要功效为温补。医生用右手拿住患儿的手，四指保持不动。左手四指从患儿的曲池穴旁开始，轮流跳跃至总经上九次，再拿住患儿的阴阳二穴，将右手向上向外，一伸一缩，以传送其气，徐徐通过关卡。
本法主要功效为健脾消食。将患儿手掌向上，蘸取葱姜汤，自食指尖端的寅关、卯关、辰关三个部位侧面，推至大指根部。
补脾土法图示
本法主要功效为健补脾虚。医生用左手将患儿的大指面屈起并拿住，以右手蘸取葱姜汤推拿之。又将患儿的大指面伸直并拿住，仍以右手蘸取葱姜汤推拿之。两者交替使用，关键在于医生的灵活运用。
二龙戏珠法图示
本法主要功效为温补。医生用右手的拇、食、中三指，捏住患儿的肝指（食指）和肺指（中指）。左手的拇、食、中三指，捏住患儿的阴阳二穴，往上捏一次又一次，捏至曲池穴五次。热证时，阴捏重而阳捏轻；寒证时，阳捏重而阴轻。再捏阴阳二穴，将肝指和肺指摇摆十八次或二十七次即可。
Illustration of the Phoenix Spreading Its Wings Technique
This technique primarily serves to warm and tonify. The practitioner supports the infant's hands with both hands, placing them on the Zongjing (the central meridian on the inner aspect of the forearm). The four fingers (excluding thumbs) of both hands are spread apart on both sides below, while the two thumbs are positioned above at the Yin-Yang acupoints (acupoints located on the radial and ulnar sides of the base of the thumb), also spread apart on both sides. Then, using the two thumbs to pinch the Yin-Yang acupoints, shake outwardly twenty-four times, hold tightly for a moment. Next, use the side of the left thumb, index finger, and middle finger to grasp the infant's elbow, gently swing downward three or four times. Subsequently, use the left hand to support the infant's elbow and the right hand to support the back of the infant's hand, with the thumb pressing the Tiger's Mouth area, and rotate smoothly upward and outwardly twenty-four times.
Illustration of Pushing the Middle Finger Technique
This technique is primarily used to treat alternating chills and fever. The practitioner uses the left thumb and ring finger to grasp the infant's middle finger, supporting the back of the infant's middle finger with the middle and index fingers. Dip in herbal soup and push with the right thumb.
Illustration of Flying Through Meridians and Moving Qi Technique
This technique primarily serves to warm and tonify. The practitioner holds the infant's hand with the right hand, keeping the four fingers still. The four fingers of the left hand start from beside the Quchi point (LI11) of the infant, jumping alternately onto the Zongjing nine times. Then grasp the Yin-Yang acupoints of the infant, moving the right hand upward and outwardly, extending and retracting to transmit qi, slowly passing through the checkpoints.
Illustration of Heavenly Gate Entering the Tiger's Mouth Technique
This technique primarily serves to invigorate the spleen and promote digestion. With the infant's palm facing upward, dip in ginger and scallion soup, and push from the side of the Yin, Mao, and Chen gates (three sections near the tip of the index finger) to the root of the thumb.
Illustration of Tonifying Spleen Earth Technique
This technique primarily serves to invigorate and tonify spleen deficiency. The practitioner uses the left hand to flex and grasp the surface of the infant's thumb, pushing with the right hand dipped in ginger and scallion soup. Then straighten and grasp the surface of the infant's thumb, still pushing with the right hand dipped in ginger and scallion soup. These methods are used interchangeably, relying on the practitioner's flexible application.
Illustration of Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl Technique
This technique primarily serves to warm and tonify. The practitioner uses the right thumb, index, and middle fingers to pinch the Liver finger (index finger) and Lung finger (middle finger) of the infant. The left thumb, index, and middle fingers pinch the Yin-Yang acupoints of the infant, pinching upward repeatedly until reaching the Quchi point five times. For heat syndromes, pinch the Yin side heavily and the Yang side lightly; for cold syndromes, pinch the Yang side heavily and the Yin side lightly. Finally, pinch the Yin-Yang acupoints again, swaying the Liver finger and Lung finger eighteen or twenty-seven times.