论曰∶内经谓形乐志苦，病生于血脉，其治宜灸刺，特用针灸之大略，然九针本从南方
来，灸 本从北方来，谓南北者，盛寒盛暑之域也，人之血气寒则脉凝泣，热则血淖泽，皆
为血脉之病，故其治以灸刺为宜，用刺之节，已具在前，用灸之理，凡以温之而已，若病有
因寒而得，或阴证多寒，或者风寒湿痹香港脚之病，或者上实下虚厥逆之疾，与夫劳伤痈疽，
及妇人血气，婴孺疳疾之属，并可用灸，亦有不可灸者，近髓之穴，阳证之病，不可灸也，
凡用灸 ，自有补泻，以火补者，无吹其火，须其自灭，以火泻者，急吹其火，而令其灭，
此灸之补泻也，在用灸者，以意消息。
肺中风者，其人偃卧而胸满短气，冒闷汗出，视目下鼻上两边，下至口，色白者，尚可
治，急灸肺俞百壮。
肝中风者，其人但踞坐不得低头，绕两目连额上，色微青，及唇青面黄者，尚可治，急
灸肝俞百壮。
心中风者，其人但得偃卧，不得倾侧，闷乱冒绝汗出，若唇正赤，尚可治，急灸心俞百
壮。
脾中风者，其人但踞坐而腹满，身通黄，吐咸汁出者，尚可治，急灸脾俞百壮。
肾中风者，其人踞坐而腰痛，视胁左右，未有黄色如饼粢大者，尚可治，急灸肾俞百壮，
大肠中风者，卧而肠鸣不止，灸大肠俞百壮。
猝中恶风，心闷烦毒欲死，急灸足大趾下横纹，随年壮，筋急不能行者，内踝筋急，灸
内踝上四十壮，外踝筋急，灸外踝上三十壮。
若眼戴睛上视，灸目两 后二七壮。
若不能语，灸第三椎上百壮。
若不识人，灸季肋头七壮。
若眼反口噤，腹中切痛，灸阴囊下第一横纹，十四壮。
诸风发动，不自觉知，或心腹胀满，或半身不遂，或口噤不言，涎唾自出，目闭耳聋，
或举身冷直，或烦闷恍惚，喜怒无常，或唇青口白，戴眼角弓反张，始觉发动，即灸神庭一
处七壮，穴在当鼻直上发际。
次灸曲差二处，各一壮，穴在神庭两旁，各一寸半。
次灸上关二处，各七壮，一名客主人，穴在耳前起骨上廉陷中。
次灸下关二处，各七壮，穴在耳前下廉动脉陷中。
次灸颊车二穴，各七壮，穴在曲颊陷中。
次灸囟会一处七壮，穴在神庭上二寸。
次灸百会一处七壮，穴在当顶上正中央。
次灸本神二处，各七壮，穴在耳正直上入发际二分（又作四分）。
次灸天柱二处，各七壮，穴在项后两大筋外，入发际陷中。
次灸陶道一处七壮，穴在大椎节下间。
次灸风门二处，各七壮，穴在第二椎下两旁，各一寸半。
次灸心俞二处，各七壮，穴在第五椎下两旁，各一寸半。
次灸肝俞二处，各七壮，穴在第九椎下两旁，各一寸半。
次灸肾俞二处，各七壮，穴在第十四椎下两旁，各一寸半。
次灸膀胱俞二处，各七壮，穴在第十九椎下两旁，各一寸半。
次灸曲池二处，各七壮，穴在两肘外曲头陷中，屈肘取之。
次灸肩 二处，各七壮，穴在两肩头正中，两骨间陷中。
次灸支沟二处，各七壮，穴在手腕后，臂外三寸两骨间。
次灸合谷二处，各七壮，穴在手大指虎口两骨间陷中。
次灸间使二处，各七壮，穴在掌后三寸两筋间。
次灸阳陵泉二处，各七壮，穴在膝下外尖骨前陷中。
次灸阳辅二处，各七壮，穴在外踝上绝骨端陷中。
次灸昆仑二处，各七壮，穴在外踝后跟骨上陷中。
次灸上星二百壮。
次灸前顶二百四十壮。
次灸脑户三百壮。
次灸风府三百壮。
风耳鸣，并百种风疾，从耳后量八分半里许有孔，灸，又两耳门前后，各灸百壮，
猝病恶风，欲死不能语，及肉痹不知人，灸第五椎，名曰脏俞，百五十壮。
心风腹胀满，食不消化，吐血酸削，四肢嬴露，不欲食饮，鼻衄目 ， 不明。肩头
胁下痛，小腹急，灸心俞二百壮，穴在第五节，一云第七节，对心横三寸间。
风腹中雷鸣，肠 泄利，食不消化，小腹 痛，腰脊疼强，或大小便难，不能饮食，灸
大肠俞百壮，穴在第十六椎，两边相去一寸半，三日一报，一切风，灸腋门，穴在腋下攒毛
中一寸，一名腋间，灸五十壮。
风身重心烦，足胫疼，灸绝骨百壮，穴在外踝上三寸。
肝风口不能言，灸鼻下人中，次灸大椎，各随年壮，次灸肝俞五十壮，眼暗，灸之得明。
脾风声不出，灸手十指头，次灸人中，次灸大椎，次灸两耳门前脉，去耳门上下行一寸
，次灸两大指节上下，各七壮。
偏风宜针下项七处，灸亦得。
风池 肩 曲池 支沟 五枢 阳陵泉 巨虚下廉
风腰脚不遂，不能跪起，针上 环跳阳陵泉巨虚下廉穴。
偏风不得挽弓，针肩 一穴。
风猥退半身不遂，失音不语者，灸百会，随年壮，猝中风，口噤不开，灸机关二穴（千
金翼名颊车）。
中风失音不能言，缓纵不遂，灸天窗五十壮，风入脏，使人喑哑，猝口眼相引，牙车急
，舌不转 僻者，灸吻边横纹赤白际，逐左右，随年壮报之，至三日不瘥，更报之。
猝中风口 者，取苇筒长五寸，以一头刺耳孔中，四畔以面塞之，勿令泄气，一头纳大
豆一颗，并艾烧之令燃，七壮即瘥，患右灸左，患左灸右，耳病亦灸之。
风眩心中恍惚不定，以绳横度口至两边，既得口寸数，便以其绳一头度鼻，尽其两边两
孔间，得鼻寸数，中屈之，取半合于口之全度，中屈之，先觅头上回发，当回发灸之，以度
度四边左右前后，当绳端灸之，前以面为正，并根据年壮多少，一年凡三灸，皆须疮瘥，又灸
壮数如前，若数处回发，则灸其近当鼻者，或回发近额，亦宜灸。
中风眼上戴，及不能语者，灸第二椎并第五椎上，各二七壮，若猝中风，灸两足大趾下
横纹中五壮。
热风灸两乳头，各一七壮，兼灸足外踝后一寸，各三壮，未损灸顶中旋毛，一七壮。
头风灸后顶穴，穴在百会后一寸五分，强间穴前一寸五分，灸五壮，兼治癫疾，并摇头
口者。
风瘙身体瘾疹，灸曲池二穴，甲乙经云∶穴在肘外辅骨，屈肘曲骨之中，手阳明脉之
所入也，各灸三壮。
风瘾疹，举体痒如虫行，搔之成疮，宜灸曲池二穴，随年壮。
风猥退脚不遂，灸巨灵上廉，二穴在三里下三寸，各灸三壮，甲乙经云∶足阳明与大肠
合在三里下三寸。
风口 ，灸列缺二穴，甲乙经云∶手太阴络，去腕上一寸五分，别走阳明者，灸三壮，
患左灸右，患右灸左。
大风恶疾，灸两足虎口中，各三壮，又法，灸膈俞二穴，在第七椎下两旁，各一寸五分
，灸五壮，主周身痹大风。
风失音不语，灸合谷穴，一名虎口，在手大指次指两骨间，甲乙经云∶手阳明之所过也
，各灸三壮。
风十指筋挛，不得屈伸，灸两手踝骨上，各一七壮。
风癫灸两乳头，各三壮，次灸足大趾甲后聚毛中，各七壮。
中风狂走，欲斫刺入，或欲自杀，骂詈不息者，灸两口吻头赤肉际，各一壮，又灸两肘
屈中五壮，又灸背胛中间三壮，三日报，各三壮，又云∶灸阴囊下缝，三十壮。
中风口 僻，灸口吻口横纹间，觉火热，便去艾即愈，勿尽艾，尽艾则太过，若口左僻
，灸右吻，右僻灸左吻，又灸手中指节上一炷。
中风眼上睛垂，灸目两 后，三壮。
中风不识人，灸季胁头，各七壮。
中风眼反口噤，腹中切痛，灸阴囊下第一横纹，十四壮。
猝中急风，闷乱欲死，灸两足大趾下横纹中，随年壮。
风急不得行，内筋急者，灸内踝，外筋急者，灸外踝，各二十壮。
风毒脚弱，痹满上气，先灸大椎，穴在项上大节高起者，灸其上面一穴，若上气，可先
灸百会五十壮，穴在头顶凹中。
次灸肩井，各一百壮，穴在两肩上近头凹处，指捏之安，令正得中穴。
次灸膻中五十壮，穴在胸前两边，对乳胸厌骨解间，指按觉气吸吸是也，一云正胸中一
穴，次灸巨阙，在心厌尖凹下一寸，灸以上五穴，亦足以顺其气，若能灸百会风府胃腕，及
五脏俞，益佳。
次灸风市百壮，在两髀外，平倚垂手，直掩髀上，当中指头大筋上，捏之是穴。
次灸三里二百壮，以病患手横掩，下并四指，名曰一夫，指至膝头骨，下指中节是穴。
次灸上林一百壮，穴在三里下一夫。
次灸下林一百壮，穴在上林下一夫。
次灸绝骨二百壮，在外踝上三寸余，指端取踝骨上际，屈头小凹下是。
白癜风，灸左右手中指节，去延外宛中，三壮，未瘥报之。
论述说：《内经》提到形体安逸而精神痛苦，疾病产生于血脉，治疗适宜用灸法和刺法。这里只是简要概述针灸的大致原则。然而，九针（古代九种不同形状和用途的针具）原本从南方传来，灸法原本从北方传来。所谓南北，是指酷热和严寒的地区。人的气血在寒冷时脉道凝滞涩滞，在炎热时血液流动滑利润泽，这些都属于血脉方面的病变，所以治疗以灸法和刺法为宜。关于使用刺法的节度，前面已经详细具备；使用灸法的原理，无非是为了温煦身体罢了。如果疾病是因为受寒而得的，或者是阴证多寒，或者是风寒湿痹、脚气病，或者是上实下虚导致的厥逆病症，以及劳伤、痈疽，还有妇女的气血病、婴幼儿的疳积病等，都可以使用灸法。也有不可灸的情况，靠近脊髓的穴位，以及阳证类的疾病，不可施灸。凡是用灸法，自有补法和泻法之分。用火补的方法，不要吹火，必须让艾火自然熄灭；用火泻的方法，要急忙吹火，让它迅速熄灭。这就是灸法的补泻原则，具体运用时，要根据病情斟酌处理。
肺中风的患者，其人仰卧且胸部胀满、呼吸短促，头目昏闷、出汗，观察眼下至鼻旁两侧，再向下至口部，颜色发白的，还可以治疗，应紧急灸肺俞穴一百壮。
肝中风的患者，其人只能蹲坐而不能低头，眼眶周围连及额头，颜色微青，以及嘴唇青、面色黄的，还可以治疗，应紧急灸肝俞穴一百壮。
心中风的患者，其人只能仰卧，不能侧身，烦闷混乱、昏厥、冷汗出，如果嘴唇正红，还可以治疗，应紧急灸心俞穴一百壮。
脾中风的患者，其人只能蹲坐且腹部胀满，全身发黄，吐出咸味液体的，还可以治疗，应紧急灸脾俞穴一百壮。
肾中风的患者，其人蹲坐且腰痛，观察胁肋左右两侧，没有出现像饼子一样大的黄色的，还可以治疗，应紧急灸肾俞穴一百壮。
突然中恶风邪，心胸烦闷痛苦欲死，紧急灸足大趾下方的横纹处，剂量随患者年龄而定（每岁一壮）。筋脉拘急不能行走的，内踝筋脉拘急，灸内踝上方四十壮；外踝筋脉拘急，灸外踝上方三十壮。
如果眼球上翻直视，灸两眼后方十四壮（二七壮）。
如果不认识人，灸季肋端七壮。
如果眼睛后视、牙关紧闭、腹中剧烈疼痛，灸阴囊下方第一条横纹处，十四壮。
各种风邪发作，患者自己不觉察知晓，或者心腹胀满，或者半身不遂，或者牙关紧闭不能说话，涎唾自行流出，眼睛闭合耳聋，或者全身冷硬挺直，或者烦闷恍惚，喜怒无常，或者嘴唇青、口唇白，眼球上翻、角弓反张，刚开始感觉发作时，立即灸神庭穴一处七壮，该穴位于鼻尖直上发际处。
接着灸上关穴两处，各七壮，又名客主人穴，该穴在耳前隆起骨骼的上缘凹陷中。
接着灸本神穴两处，各七壮，该穴在耳尖直上入发际二分处（又作四分）。
接着灸天柱穴两处，各七壮，该穴在项后两条大筋外侧，入发际凹陷中。
接着灸风门穴两处，各七壮，该穴在第二椎骨下两旁，各一寸半处。
接着灸心俞穴两处，各七壮，该穴在第五椎骨下两旁，各一寸半处。
接着灸肝俞穴两处，各七壮，该穴在第九椎骨下两旁，各一寸半处。
接着灸肾俞穴两处，各七壮，该穴在第十四椎骨下两旁，各一寸半处。
接着灸膀胱俞穴两处，各七壮，该穴在第十九椎骨下两旁，各一寸半处。
接着灸曲池穴两处，各七壮，该穴在两肘外侧弯曲处的凹陷中，屈肘取穴。
接着灸肩髃穴两处，各七壮，该穴在两肩头正中，两骨之间的凹陷中。
接着灸支沟穴两处，各七壮，该穴在手腕后方，手臂外侧三寸两骨之间。
接着灸合谷穴两处，各七壮，该穴在手拇指与食指虎口两骨之间的凹陷中。
接着灸阳陵泉穴两处，各七壮，该穴在膝下外侧尖骨前方的凹陷中。
风邪引起的耳鸣，以及百种风疾，从耳后量约八分半远处有一个孔，在此处施灸，另外在两耳门穴的前后，各灸一百壮。
突然患病恶风，欲死不能说话，以及肉痹导致不认识人的，灸第五椎骨，名叫脏俞，一百五十壮。
心风导致腹胀满，食物不消化，吐血消瘦，四肢瘦弱显露，不想饮食，鼻出血，眼睛昏暗不明。肩头胁下痛，小腹胀急，灸心俞穴二百壮，该穴在第五节椎骨处，一说第七节椎骨处，对应心脏横向三寸之间。
风邪导致腹中雷鸣，肠鸣泄利，食物不消化，小腹疼痛，腰脊疼痛僵硬，或者大小便困难，不能饮食，灸大肠俞穴一百壮，该穴在第十六椎骨处，两边相距一寸半，每隔三天复灸一次。一切风疾，灸腋门穴，该穴在腋下丛毛中一寸处，又名腋间穴，灸五十壮。
风邪导致身体沉重心烦，小腿疼痛，灸绝骨穴一百壮，该穴在外踝上三寸处。
肝风导致口不能言，灸鼻下的人中穴，接着灸大椎穴，各随年龄定壮数，接着灸肝俞穴五十壮，眼睛昏暗，灸后可恢复视力。
脾风导致声音不出，灸双手十个手指头，接着灸人中穴，接着灸大椎穴，接着灸两耳门前的脉搏处，距离耳门上下行一寸处，接着灸两大脚趾关节上下方，各七壮。
偏风适宜针刺颈部下方七处穴位，施灸也可以。
风池穴 肩髃穴 曲池穴 支沟穴 五枢穴 阳陵泉穴 巨虚下廉穴
风邪导致腰脚瘫痪，不能跪起，针刺上髎穴、环跳穴、阳陵泉穴、巨虚下廉穴。
风邪导致猥退（指肢体萎废不用），半身不遂，失音不能说话的，灸百会穴，随年龄定壮数。突然中风，牙关紧闭不能张开，灸机关二穴（《千金翼方》名为颊车穴）。
中风失音不能说话，肢体松弛瘫软，灸天窗穴五十壮。风邪侵入脏腑，使人喑哑，突然口眼歪斜牵引，牙关紧急，舌头转动不利、口角歪斜的，灸嘴角边横纹赤白交界处，分别向左右两侧，随年龄定壮数复灸，如果三天不好，再次复灸。
突然中风口眼歪斜的，取芦苇筒长五寸，将一头插入患侧耳孔中，四周用面封住，不要漏气，另一头放入一颗大豆，并放艾绒烧灼令其燃烧，七壮即可痊愈，患右灸左，患左灸右，耳病也这样灸治。
风眩导致心中恍惚不定，用绳子横量口角到两边的宽度，得到口部的寸数后，就用这根绳子一头去量鼻子，尽两头鼻孔之间的距离，得到鼻子的寸数，中间对折，取一半长度合于口部的全宽，再中间对折，先寻找头上旋发的位置，在旋发处施灸，用绳子度量四边左右前后，在绳端对应处施灸，以前方为正面，并根据年龄决定壮数多少，一年共灸三次，都必须等到疮口愈合，再按之前的壮数施灸，如果有几处旋发，就灸靠近鼻子的那一处，或者旋发靠近额头的，也应该灸。
中风导致眼球上翻，以及不能说话的，灸第二椎骨和第五椎骨上方，各十四壮（二七壮）。如果突然中风，灸两足大趾下方横纹中五壮。
热风灸两乳头，各十四壮（一七壮），兼灸足外踝后一寸处，各三壮，未受损的头顶旋毛处，灸十四壮（一七壮）。
头风灸后顶穴，该穴在百会穴后一寸五分，强间穴前一寸五分，灸五壮，兼治癫疾，以及摇头、口眼歪斜者。
风邪导致的皮肤瘾疹，灸曲池穴二穴，《甲乙经》说：该穴在肘外侧辅骨，屈肘曲骨之中，是手阳明脉所入的地方，各灸三壮。
风邪导致的瘾疹，全身瘙痒如虫爬行，搔抓后成疮，宜灸曲池穴二穴，随年龄定壮数。
风邪导致的猥退脚部瘫痪，灸巨灵上廉穴，二穴在三里穴下三寸处，各灸三壮，《甲乙经》说：足阳明经与大肠经合会在三里穴下三寸处。
风口眼歪斜，灸列缺穴二穴，《甲乙经》说：手太阴络脉，距离腕上一寸五分，别走阳明经，灸三壮，患左灸右，患右灸左。
大风恶疾，灸两足虎口中，各三壮。又一种方法，灸膈俞穴二穴，在第七椎骨下两旁，各一寸五分处，灸五壮，主治周身痹症和大风。
风邪导致失音不语，灸合谷穴，又名虎口，在手拇指次指两骨之间，《甲乙经》说：手阳明经经过的地方，各灸三壮。
风邪导致十指筋脉拘挛，不能屈伸，灸两手踝骨上方，各十四壮（一七壮）。
风邪导致的癫疾，灸两乳头，各三壮，接着灸足大趾甲后聚毛中，各七壮。
中风狂跑，想要砍刺别人，或者想要自杀，骂不绝口的，灸两口吻头赤肉交界处，各一壮，又灸两肘弯曲处五壮，又灸背胛中间三壮，三天后复灸，各三壮，又说：灸阴囊下缝，三十壮。
中风口眼歪斜，灸口吻横纹间，感觉到火热，就去掉艾绒即愈，不要烧完艾绒，烧完则太过。如果口向左歪，灸右侧嘴角；向右歪，灸左侧嘴角，又灸手中指节上一炷。
中风眼睛后视、牙关紧闭、腹中剧烈疼痛，灸阴囊下方第一条横纹，十四壮。
风邪急迫不能行走，内筋拘急的，灸内踝；外筋拘急的，灸外踝，各二十壮。
风毒导致脚弱，痹阻胀满上气，先灸大椎穴，该穴在项部大节高起处，灸其上方面一穴，如果上气，可先灸百会穴五十壮，该穴在头顶凹陷中。
接着灸肩井穴，各一百壮，该穴在两肩上靠近头部的凹陷处，用手指捏之安放，令正中得穴。
接着灸膻中穴五十壮，该穴在胸前两边，对着乳根胸厌骨解间，手指按压觉得有气吸吸跳动的是，一说正胸中一穴。接着灸巨阙穴，在心厌尖凹下一寸，灸以上五穴，也足以顺其气，如果能灸百会、风府、胃脘，以及五脏俞穴，更好。
接着灸风市穴一百壮，在两腿外侧，平倚垂手，直掩大腿上，当中指头大筋上，捏之即是穴位。
接着灸三里穴二百壮，用病患的手横掩，下并四指，名曰一夫，指至膝头骨，下指中节是穴位。
Discussion states: The *Neijing* (Inner Canon) mentions that when the body is at ease but the mind is distressed, diseases arise in the blood vessels, and the treatment is suitable for moxibustion and acupuncture. This text provides only a general overview of these methods. However, the Nine Needles (nine types of ancient needles with different shapes and uses) originally came from the South, and moxibustion originally came from the North. By "South" and "North," it refers to regions of intense heat and cold, respectively. Human qi and blood become stagnant and sluggish in the pulse when cold, and flow smoothly and lubricated when hot; both conditions constitute diseases of the blood vessels. Therefore, treatment with moxibustion and acupuncture is appropriate. The principles of using needles have been detailed previously; the principle of using moxibustion is simply to warm the body. If a disease is caused by cold, or if it is a Yin syndrome characterized by cold, or if it involves Bi syndrome due to wind-cold-dampness, beriberi, or jue-ni (reversal) disorders due to excess above and deficiency below, as well as labor injuries, carbuncles and sores, women's qi and blood disorders, and infantile malnutrition diseases, moxibustion can be used. There are also cases where moxibustion is contraindicated: acupoints near the spinal cord and Yang syndromes should not be treated with moxibustion. Moxibustion has tonifying and reducing methods. For tonification with fire, do not blow on the fire; allow it to extinguish naturally. For reduction with fire, blow quickly to make it extinguish rapidly. This constitutes the tonifying and reducing techniques of moxibustion, which should be applied according to one's judgment of the condition.
Lung Wind-stroke: The patient lies supine with chest fullness and shortness of breath, dizziness, stifling sensation, and sweating. Observing the area from below the eyes to both sides of the nose, extending down to the mouth, if the color is white, it is still treatable. Urgently moxa Feishu (BL13, Lung Shu) for 100 moxa-cones.
Liver Wind-stroke: The patient can only squat-sit and cannot bow the head. The area around both eyes extending to the forehead is slightly bluish, and the lips are blue with a yellowish complexion. It is still treatable. Urgently moxa Ganshu (BL18, Liver Shu) for 100 moxa-cones.
Heart Wind-stroke: The patient can only lie supine and cannot turn sideways. There is stifling confusion, syncope, and cold sweat. If the lips are bright red, it is still treatable. Urgently moxa Xinshu (BL15, Heart Shu) for 100 moxa-cones.
Spleen Wind-stroke: The patient can only squat-sit with abdominal fullness, generalized jaundice, and vomiting of salty fluid. It is still treatable. Urgently moxa Pishu (BL20, Spleen Shu) for 100 moxa-cones.
Kidney Wind-stroke: The patient squats-sits with lower back pain. Observing the left and right hypochondriac regions, if there is no yellow discoloration like a cake, it is still treatable. Urgently moxa Shenshu (BL23, Kidney Shu) for 100 moxa-cones.
Large Intestine Wind-stroke: The patient lies down with continuous borborygmus. Moxa Dachangshu (BL25, Large Intestine Shu) for 100 moxa-cones.
Sudden onset of malignant wind: Chest stifling, toxicity, distress, and feeling of impending death. Urgently moxa the transverse crease under the big toe of the foot, dosage based on age (one cone per year). For tendon spasm preventing walking: if the medial ankle tendons are spasmodic, moxa 40 cones above the medial malleolus; if the lateral ankle tendons are spasmodic, moxa 30 cones above the lateral malleolus.
For upward deviation of the eyeballs (staring upwards): Moxa two points behind the eyes for 14 cones (2 x 7).
For inability to speak: Moxa above the third vertebral prominence for 100 cones.
For failure to recognize people: Moxa the tip of the costal margin for 7 cones.
For retroversion of the eyes, trismus (lockjaw), and severe abdominal pain: Moxa the first transverse crease below the scrotum for 14 cones.
When various wind pathogens attack, often unnoticed by the patient, presenting with cardiac/abdominal distension, hemiplegia, trismus with inability to speak, spontaneous salivation, closed eyes with deafness, whole-body cold rigidity, mental agitation/confusion, erratic emotions, blue lips with white mouth corners, upward eye deviation, and opisthotonos: Upon initial detection of an attack, immediately moxa Shenting (GV24) once for 7 cones. This point is located directly above the nose at the hairline.
Next, moxa Qucha (EX-HN4) twice, 1 cone each. This point is located 1.5 cun lateral to Shenting on both sides.
Next, moxa Shangguan (ST3) twice, 7 cones each. Also known as Keyuren (ST7), this point is located in the depression above the upper border of the zygomatic arch anterior to the ear.
Next, moxa Xiaguan (ST7) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression anterior to the ear, below the zygomatic arch, where the temporal artery pulses.
Next, moxa Jiache (ST6) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression at the angle of the mandible.
Next, moxa Xinhui (GV22) once for 7 cones. This point is located 2 cun superior to Shenting.
Next, moxa Baihui (GV20) once for 7 cones. This point is located at the apex of the head, in the midline.
Next, moxa Benshen (GB13) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 2 cun (or 4 cun) superior to the hairline, directly above the ear.
Next, moxa Tianzhu (BL10) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression posterior to the neck, lateral to the two major tendons, within the hairline.
Next, moxa Taodao (GV10) once for 7 cones. This point is located in the interspace below the spinous process of D7 (Da Zhui).
Next, moxa Fengmen (BL12) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 1.5 cun lateral to the spinous process of T2.
Next, moxa Xinshu (BL15) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 1.5 cun lateral to the spinous process of T5.
Next, moxa Ganshu (BL18) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 1.5 cun lateral to the spinous process of T9.
Next, moxa Shenshu (BL23) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 1.5 cun lateral to the spinous process of L2 (T14).
Next, moxa Pangguangshu (BL28) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 1.5 cun lateral to the spinous process of S2 (T19).
Next, moxa Quchi (LI11) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression at the lateral end of the transverse cubital crease when the elbow is flexed.
Next, moxa Jianyu (LI15) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression between the acromion and the humerus at the shoulder apex.
Next, moxa Zhigou (TE6) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 3 cun proximal to the dorsal wrist crease, between the radius and ulna on the dorsal aspect of the forearm.
Next, moxa Hegu (LI4) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression between the first and second metacarpal bones at the thenar eminence (tiger's mouth).
Next, moxa Jianshi (PC5) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located 3 cun proximal to the palmar wrist crease, between the two tendons.
Next, moxa Yanglingquan (GB34) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression anterior to the head of the fibula, below the knee.
Next, moxa Yangfu (GB38) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression at the distal end of the fibula, above the lateral malleolus.
Next, moxa Kunlun (BL60) twice, 7 cones each. This point is located in the depression between the lateral malleolus and the calcaneal tendon.
Next, moxa Shangxing (GV23) for 200 cones.
Next, moxa Qian Ding (GV21) for 240 cones.
Next, moxa Naohu (GV17) for 300 cones.
Next, moxa Fengfu (GV16) for 300 cones.
For wind-induced tinnitus and various wind disorders: Locate a point approximately 0.85 cun posterior to the ear; moxa here. Additionally, moxa the areas anterior and posterior to Ermen (TE21) bilaterally for 100 cones each.
For sudden illness with aversion to wind, feeling of impending death, inability to speak, and meat-Bi (numbness/loss of sensation) leading to unresponsiveness: Moxa the fifth thoracic vertebra, named Zangshu, for 150 cones.
For Heart Wind causing abdominal distension, indigestion, hematemesis, emaciation, loss of appetite, epistaxis, blurred vision, pain in the shoulders and hypochondrium, lower abdominal urgency: Moxa Xinshu (BL15) for 200 cones. Located at the 5th thoracic vertebra level (some say 7th), opposite the heart, 3 cun lateral.
For wind causing borborygmus, intestinal diarrhea, indigestion, lower abdominal pain, stiff back pain, difficulty urinating/defecating, inability to eat: Moxa Dachangshu (BL25) for 100 cones. Located at the 16th thoracic vertebra level, 1.5 cun lateral. Repeat every three days. For all wind disorders, moxa Yimen (EX-UE1), located 1 cun within the axillary hair. Also known as Yijian. Moxa 50 cones.
For wind causing heavy body, mental restlessness, and leg/calf pain: Moxa Juegu (GB39) for 100 cones. Located 3 cun above the lateral malleolus.
For Liver Wind causing aphasia: Moxa Renzhong (GV26) below the nose, then Dazhui (GV14), dosage based on age. Then moxa Ganshu (BL18) for 50 cones. For dim vision, moxibustion restores clarity.
For Spleen Wind causing voicelessness: Moxa the tips of the ten fingers. Then moxa Renzhong (GV26), then Dazhui (GV14), then the pulse points anterior to both ears, 1 cun above and below Ermen (TE21). Then moxa the upper and lower aspects of the big toe joints, 7 cones each.
For Hemiplegic Wind (Pian Feng): Acupuncture at seven points below the neck is indicated; moxibustion is also effective.
Points: Fengchi (GB20), Jianyu (LI15), Quchi (LI11), Zhigou (TE6), Wushu (GB27), Yanglingquan (GB34), Jiuxia Lian (ST39).
For wind causing paralysis of waist and legs, inability to kneel or rise: Needle Shangliao (BL31), Huantiao (GB30), Yanglingquan (GB34), Jiuxia Lian (ST39).
For hemiplegic wind causing inability to draw a bow: Needle Jianyu (LI15).
For wind causing Wei Tui (limb atrophy/flaccidity) and hemiplegia with aphasia: Moxa Baihui (GV20), dosage based on age. For sudden stroke with trismus: Moxa Jiguan (two points, known as Jiache ST6 in *Qianjin Yi*).
For stroke with aphasia and flaccid paralysis: Moxa Tianchuang (SI16) for 50 cones. Wind entering the zang organs causes aphonia. Sudden pulling of the mouth and eyes, tight jaw, tongue stiffness, and deviation: Moxa the junction of the red and white skin at the corner of the mouth, moving laterally, dosage based on age. If not improved after three days, repeat.
For sudden stroke with facial deviation: Take a reed tube 5 cun long. Insert one end into the affected ear canal. Seal the edges with dough to prevent air leakage. Place a soybean and moxa cone at the other end and ignite. After 7 cones, the condition resolves. Treat the opposite side for left/right lesions. This method also applies to ear diseases.
For wind-dizziness causing mental instability: Measure the width of the mouth horizontally from corner to corner. Use this string to measure the distance between the nostrils. Fold this measurement in half, then fold again to get a quarter length. Find the whorl of hair on the vertex. Moxa at the whorl. Measure from this point to the four directions (left, right, front, back) using the string and moxa at the ends. Face forward. Dosage depends on age. Perform three times a year, waiting for the moxa blister to heal before repeating. If multiple whorls exist, moxa the one closest to the nose or forehead.
For stroke with upward eye deviation and aphasia: Moxa above the 2nd and 5th thoracic vertebrae, 14 cones (2 x 7) each. For sudden stroke, moxa the transverse crease under the big toes, 5 cones.
For Heat Wind: Moxa both nipples, 14 cones (1 x 7) each. Also moxa 1 cun posterior to the lateral malleolus, 3 cones each. For unaffected scalp whorls, moxa 14 cones (1 x 7).
For Head Wind: Moxa Hou Ding (GV19), located 1.5 cun posterior to Baihui (GV20) and 1.5 cun anterior to Jiangjian (GV18). Moxa 5 cones. Also treats epilepsy, head shaking, and facial deviation.
For wind-induced urticaria: Moxa Quchi (LI11) twice, 3 cones each. *Jia Yi Jing* states: Located at the lateral elbow, in the depression when flexing the elbow, entry point of the Hand-Yangming Meridian.
For wind-induced urticaria with generalized itching like insect bites and ulceration upon scratching: Moxa Quchi (LI11) twice, dosage based on age.
For wind-induced Wei Tui with leg paralysis: Moxa Juling Shanglian (EX-LE1), located 3 cun below Zusanli (ST36). Two points, 3 cones each. *Jia Yi Jing* states: Foot-Yangming and Large Intestine meridians converge 3 cun below Zusanli.
For wind-induced facial deviation: Moxa Lieque (LU7) twice, 3 cones each. *Jia Yi Jing* states: Luo-connecting point of Hand-Taiyin, 1.5 cun above the wrist crease, diverging to Yangming. Treat opposite side for left/right lesions.
For severe wind/disease: Moxa both tiger's mouths (Hegu LI4), 3 cones each. Another method: Moxa Ge Shu (BL17) twice, 1.5 cun lateral to the 7th thoracic vertebra, 5 cones each. Mainly treats systemic Bi syndrome and severe wind.
For wind-induced aphasia: Moxa Hegu (LI4), also known as Tiger's Mouth, between the 1st and 2nd metacarpals. *Jia Yi Jing* states: Passing point of Hand-Yangming. Moxa 3 cones each.
For wind-induced spasm of the ten fingers preventing flexion/extension: Moxa above both ankle bones, 14 cones (1 x 7) each.
For wind-induced epilepsy: Moxa both nipples, 3 cones each. Then moxa the hair tuft behind the nail of the big toe, 7 cones each.
For stroke with manic running, desire to stab others, suicide attempts, and incessant cursing: Moxa the fleshy red margins of the mouth corners, 1 cone each. Also moxa the center of both elbow folds, 5 cones. Also moxa the middle of the scapulae, 3 cones. Repeat every three days, 3 cones each. Alternatively, moxa the seam below the scrotum, 30 cones.
For stroke with facial deviation: Moxa the horizontal crease of the mouth. Remove moxa when heat is felt to cure. Do not burn the entire cone, as excessive heat is harmful. If deviated to the left, moxa the right corner; if to the right, moxa the left corner. Also moxa one cone on the middle finger joint.
For stroke with ptosis/upward eye deviation: Moxa behind both eyes, 3 cones.
For stroke with failure to recognize people: Moxa the tip of the costal margin, 7 cones each.
For stroke with retroverted eyes, trismus, and severe abdominal pain: Moxa the first transverse crease below the scrotum, 14 cones.
For sudden acute wind with stifling confusion and impending death: Moxa the transverse crease under the big toes, dosage based on age.
For acute wind preventing walking: For medial tendon spasm, moxa the medial malleolus; for lateral tendon spasm, moxa the lateral malleolus, 20 cones each.
For wind-toxicity causing weak legs, bi-sensation, fullness, and rebellious qi: First moxa Dazhui (GV14), located at the prominent spinous process of C7. Moxa the upper surface point. For rebellious qi, first moxa Baihui (GV20) for 50 cones, located in the depression at the vertex.
Next, moxa Jianjing (GB21) 100 cones each. Located in the depression near the head on the shoulders. Pinch to locate accurately.
Next, moxa Danzhong (CV17) for 50 cones. Located between the breasts, opposite the nipple, in the depression of the sternum. Press to feel qi movement. Some say it is the single central point of the chest. Next, moxa Juque (CV14), 1 cun below the xiphoid process. Moxing these five points helps regulate qi. Moxa Baihui, Fengfu, stomach region, and Five Shu points of the Zang organs for better effect.
Next, moxa Fengshi (GB31) for 100 cones. Located on the lateral thigh. Stand leaning, arm hanging straight, covering the thigh; the point is on the large tendon where the middle finger tip lands. Pinch to confirm.
Next, moxa Zusanli (ST36) for 200 cones. Use the patient's hand placed horizontally across the knee, spanning four fingers (Yifu measurement). The point is at the midpoint of the middle finger segment, reaching the tibial crest.
Next, moxa Shanglin (EX-LE2) for 100 cones. Located 1 Yifu below Zusanli.
Next, moxa Xialin (EX-LE3) for 100 cones. Located 1 Yifu below Shanglin.
Next, moxa Juegu (GB39) for 200 cones. Approximately 3 cun above the lateral malleolus. Locate the upper border of the fibula and the small depression anteriorly.
For vitiligo: Moxa the middle joints of both hands, in the depression lateral to the extensor tendon, 3 cones each. Repeat if not healed.