上脘一穴，主霍乱，甲乙经曰∶在巨阙下一寸五分，去蔽骨下三寸，任脉足阳明手太阳
之会，灸五壮，炷如半枣核大。
霍乱心先痛，及先吐者，灸巨阙七壮，穴在心下一寸，不效更灸如前数。
霍乱先腹痛者，灸太仓二七壮，穴在心厌下四寸，脐上一夫，不止更灸如前数。
霍乱先下利者，灸谷门二七壮，穴在脐旁二寸，男左女右，一名大肠募，不瘥更灸如前
数。
霍乱吐下不禁，两手阴阳脉俱疾数者，灸心蔽骨下三寸，又灸脐下三寸，各六七十壮。
霍乱下不吐者，灸大都七壮，穴在足大趾本节后，内侧白肉际。
霍乱下利，烦闷欲死者，灸慈宫二七壮，穴在横骨两边，各二寸半，横骨在脐下横门骨
是。
霍乱干呕，灸间使各七壮，在手腕后三寸两节间，不瘥更灸如前数。
霍乱吐则灸两乳连黑，外近腹白肉际，各七壮，亦可至二七壮。
霍乱若吐止而利不止者，灸脐约中一夫，七壮，又云脐下一寸，二七壮。
霍乱手足逆冷，灸三阴交各七壮，不愈加壮数，穴在内踝尖上三寸。
霍乱若 者，灸手腕第一约纹中，七壮，名心主，当中指。
霍乱烦闷，灸心厌下三寸，七壮，又以盐纳脐中，盐上灸二七壮。
霍乱绕脐痛急，灸脐下三寸，三七壮，名关元。
霍乱欲死者，以物横度病患人中屈之，从心鸠尾度以下灸，先灸中央毕，更横灸左右，
又灸脊上，以物围令正当心厌，又夹脊左右一寸，各七壮。
霍乱危困诸治不瘥者，捧病患腹卧之，伸臂相对，以绳度两头肘尖，根据绳下夹背脊大骨
肉中，去脊各一寸，灸之百壮，未愈者，可灸肘椎，灸毕即起。
上脘穴一个，主治霍乱。《甲乙经》记载：该穴位于巨阙穴下方一寸五分处，距离胸骨剑突下三寸，是任脉、足阳明胃经和手太阳小肠经的交会穴。施灸五壮，艾炷大小如半个枣核。
霍乱患者若心部先疼痛，或者先出现呕吐症状的，灸巨阙穴七壮。该穴位于心窝下方一寸处；如果无效，再按前述次数继续施灸。
霍乱患者若腹部先疼痛的，灸太仓穴十四壮（二七壮）。该穴位于心窝下方四寸处，脐上一夫宽的距离；如果症状未止，再按前述次数继续施灸。
霍乱患者若先出现腹泻症状的，灸谷门穴十四壮（二七壮）。该穴位于脐旁两寸处，男性取左侧，女性取右侧，此穴又名大肠募穴；如果病愈不明显，再按前述次数继续施灸。
霍乱患者呕吐与腹泻无法控制，且两手阴阳经脉脉搏动都急促快速的，灸心口剑突下方三寸处，以及脐下三寸处，每处各灸六七十壮。
霍乱患者只腹泻不呕吐的，灸大都穴七壮。该穴位于足大趾本节后内侧边缘白肉交界处。
霍乱患者腹泻，感到烦闷痛苦欲死的，灸慈宫穴十四壮（二七壮）。该穴位于横骨两侧，各距中线二寸半处；横骨即脐下横向的耻骨联合骨骼。
霍乱患者干呕的，灸间使穴各七壮。该穴位于手腕后方三寸、两骨节之间；如果病愈不明显，再按前述次数继续施灸。
霍乱患者呕吐的，灸双侧乳房连线外侧靠近腹部白肉边缘处，每处各七壮，也可以增至十四壮（二七壮）。
霍乱患者如果呕吐停止但腹泻不止的，灸脐中央约一夫宽处，七壮；另一种说法是灸脐下一寸处，十四壮（二七壮）。
霍乱患者手足逆冷的，灸三阴交穴各七壮；如果症状未减则增加壮数。该穴位于内踝尖上方三寸处。
霍乱患者若出现痉挛抽搐症状的，灸手腕第一道横纹正中处，七壮，此处名为心主穴，对应中指方向。
霍乱患者烦闷的，灸心窝下方三寸处，七壮；另外将盐填入脐中，在盐上施灸十四壮（二七壮）。
霍乱患者绕脐剧烈疼痛急迫的，灸脐下三寸处，二十一壮（三七壮），此穴名为关元穴。
霍乱患者病情危重欲死的，用物体横跨度量患者人中穴并弯曲它，从心鸠尾穴向下度量位置进行施灸。先灸正中央部位，然后再横向灸左右两侧，又灸脊柱上方。用物体环绕身体使其正对心窝，又在脊柱左右各一寸处，每处各灸七壮。
霍乱患者处于危困状态，各种治疗方法均无效的，让患者捧腹俯卧，双臂伸展相对。用绳子测量两端肘尖的长度，根据绳长在下背部夹脊大骨肉中定位，距离脊柱各一寸处施灸一百壮；如果未痊愈，可以加灸肘椎穴，灸完后立即起身。
One point, Shangwan (CV13, Upper Elixir), is indicated for Huoluan (Cholera-like syndrome). The *Jia Yi Jing* states: It is located 1.5 cun below Jueque (CV14, Great Void), and 3 cun below the lower end of the xiphoid process. It is an intersection point of the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel), Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian, and Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian. Moxibustion consists of five moxa cones (Zhuang), with the cone size resembling half a date pit.
For Huoluan where heart pain precedes or vomiting occurs first, moxibustion is applied to Jueque (CV14) seven times. This point is located 1 cun below the epigastrium; if ineffective, continue moxibustion according to the aforementioned number.
For Huoluan where abdominal pain precedes, moxibustion is applied to Taicang (CV11, Granary) fourteen times (two sets of seven). This point is located 4 cun below the epigastrium, one Fu width above the umbilicus; if symptoms persist, continue moxibustion according to the aforementioned number.
For Huoluan where diarrhea occurs first, moxibustion is applied to Gumen (ST24, Grain Gate) fourteen times (two sets of seven). This point is located 2 cun lateral to the umbilicus, on the left side for males and the right side for females. It is also known as the Front-Mu point of the Large Intestine; if not cured, continue moxibustion according to the aforementioned number.
For Huoluan with uncontrollable vomiting and diarrhea, accompanied by rapid and frequent pulses in both Yin and Yang meridians of the hands, moxibustion is applied to the area 3 cun below the xiphoid process, and to the area 3 cun below the umbilicus, each receiving sixty to seventy moxa cones.
For Huoluan with diarrhea but no vomiting, moxibustion is applied to Dadu (SP2, Great Market) seven times. This point is located at the medial border of the white flesh, distal to the metatarsophalangeal joint of the great toe.
For Huoluan with diarrhea, severe restlessness, and a sensation of impending death, moxibustion is applied to Cigong (CV12, Benevolent Palace? Note: Text says Cigong, likely referring to a specific local point or variant, often associated with Qihai/CV6 area or specific emergency points, here translated literally as Cigong) fourteen times (two sets of seven). This point is located 2.5 cun lateral to the midline on both sides of the Henggu (Transverse Bone); the Henggu refers to the pubic symphysis bone below the umbilicus.
For Huoluan with dry heaving, moxibustion is applied to Jianshi (PC5, Intercourse Sea) seven times on each side. This point is located 3 cun proximal to the wrist crease, between the two tendons/joints; if not cured, continue moxibustion according to the aforementioned number.
For Huoluan with vomiting, moxibustion is applied to the area along the line connecting the two nipples, near the lateral edge of the white flesh adjacent to the abdomen, seven times on each side; this can be increased to fourteen times (two sets of seven).
If Huoluan vomiting stops but diarrhea continues, moxibustion is applied to the center of the umbilicus, approximately one Fu width, seven times; alternatively, it is stated to be 1 cun below the umbilicus, fourteen times (two sets of seven).
For Huoluan with cold extremities, moxibustion is applied to Sanyinjiao (SP6, Three Yin Intersection) seven times on each side; if symptoms do not subside, increase the number of moxa cones. This point is located 3 cun above the tip of the medial malleolus.
If Huoluan presents with spasms/twitching, moxibustion is applied to the midpoint of the first transverse crease of the wrist, seven times. This location is named Xin Zhu (Heart Master), corresponding to the direction of the middle finger.
For Huoluan with restlessness, moxibustion is applied to 3 cun below the epigastrium, seven times; additionally, salt is placed in the umbilicus, and moxibustion is performed on top of the salt for fourteen times (two sets of seven).
For Huoluan with urgent and severe pain encircling the umbilicus, moxibustion is applied to 3 cun below the umbilicus, twenty-one times (three sets of seven). This point is named Guanyuan (CV4, Gate of Origin).
For Huoluan patients in critical condition nearing death, use an object to measure across the patient's Renzhong (GV26, Human Center) and bend it. Measure from Xindao/Jiwei (CV15, Heart Well) downwards to determine the position for moxibustion. First, moxibustion is applied to the central point. Then, horizontal moxibustion is applied to the left and right sides. Additionally, moxibustion is applied to the upper spine. Use an object to circle the body so it aligns with the epigastrium, and apply moxibustion 1 cun to the left and right of the spine, seven times on each side.
For Huoluan patients in critical distress who do not respond to various treatments, have the patient lie prone holding their abdomen, with arms extended and facing each other. Use a rope to measure the distance between the tips of the two elbows. Based on this length, locate the fleshy area beside the large vertebral bone in the back, 1 cun away from the spine on each side, and apply moxibustion there for one hundred moxa cones. If not healed, Jiweizhui (Moxibustion on Elbow Vertebrae) can be added. After moxibustion, the patient should rise immediately.