治少小新生肌肤幼弱，喜为风邪所中，身体壮热，或中大风，手足惊
甘草 防风（各一两） 白术 桔梗（各二十铢） 雷丸（二两半）
上五味 咀，以不中水猪肪一斤煎为膏，以煎药，微火上煎，消息视稠浊，膏成，去滓，
取如弹丸大一枚，炙手以摩儿百遍，寒者更热，热者更寒，小儿虽无病，早起常以膏摩囟上
及手足心，甚辟风寒。
论曰∶小儿新生无疾，慎不可逆针灸之，如逆针灸，则忍痛动其五脏，因喜成病。河洛
关中土地多寒，儿喜病痉，其生儿三日，多逆灸以防之，又灸颊以防噤，有噤者舌下脉急，
牙车筋急，其土地寒，皆决舌下去血，灸颊以防噤也。吴蜀地温，无此疾也。古方既传之，
今人不详南北之殊，便按方而用之，是以多害于小儿也。所以田舍小儿，任其自然皆得，无
有夭横也。
小儿惊啼，眠中四肢掣动，变蒸未解，慎不可针灸抓之，动其百脉，仍因惊成痫也，惟
阴痫噤痉可针灸抓之。
凡灸痫，当先下儿使虚，乃承虚灸之。未下有实而灸者，气逼前后不通，杀人。
痫发平旦者，在足少阳。晨朝发者，在足厥阴。日中发者，在足太阳。黄昏发者，在足
太阴。人定发者，在足阳明。夜半发者，在足少阴。
上痫发时病所在，视其发早晚，灸其所也。夫痫有五脏之痫，六畜之痫，或在四肢，或
在腹内，当审其候，随病所在灸之，虽少必瘥，若失其要，则为害也。
肝痫之为病面青，目反视，手足摇，灸足少阳、厥阴各三壮。
心痫之为病面赤，心下有热，短气息微数，灸心下第二肋端宛宛中，此为巨阙也，又灸
手心主及少阴各三壮。
脾痫之为病，面黄腹大，喜痢，灸胃脘三壮，挟胃脘旁灸二壮，足阳明、太阴各二壮。
肺痫之为病，面目白，口沫出，灸肺俞三壮，又灸手阳明、太阴各二壮。
肾痫之为病，面黑，正直视不摇如尸状，灸心下二寸二分三壮，又灸肘中动脉各二壮，
又灸足太阳、少阴各二壮。
膈痫之为病，目反，四肢不举，灸风府，又灸顶上鼻人中下唇承浆，皆随年壮。
肠痫之为病，不动摇、灸两承山，又灸足心两手劳宫，又灸两耳后完骨，各随年壮，又
灸脐中五十壮。
上五脏痫证候。
马痫之为病，张口摇头，马鸣欲反折，灸项风府、脐中三壮，病在腹中，烧马蹄末，
服之良。
牛痫之为病，目正直视腹胀，灸鸠尾骨及大椎各三壮，烧牛蹄末，服之良。
羊痫之为病，喜扬目吐舌，灸大椎上三壮。
猪痫之为病，喜吐沫，灸完骨两旁各一寸七壮。犬痫之为病，手足挛，灸两手心一
壮，灸足太阳一壮，灸肋户一壮。
鸡痫之为病，摇头反折，喜惊自摇，灸足诸阳各三壮。
上六畜痫证候。
小儿暴痫，灸两乳头，女儿灸乳下二分。
治小儿暴痫者，身躯正直如死，及腹中雷鸣，灸太仓及脐中上下两旁各一寸，凡六处，
又灸当腹度取背，以绳绕颈下至脐中竭，便转绳向背顺脊下行，尽绳头，灸两旁各一寸五壮。
若面白啼声色不变，灸足阳明、太阴。
若目反上视，眸子动，当灸囟中，取之法，横度口尽两吻际，又横度鼻下亦尽两边，折
去鼻度半，都合口为度，以额上发际上行度之。灸度头一处，正在囟上未合骨中，随手动者
是，此最要处也。次灸当额上入发二分许，直望鼻为正。次灸其两边，当目瞳子直上入发际
二分许。次灸顶上回毛中。次灸客主人穴在眉后际动脉是。次灸两耳门，当耳开口则骨解开
动张陷是也。次灸两耳上，卷耳取之，当卷耳上头是也；一法大人当耳上横三指，小儿各
自取其指也。次灸两耳后完骨上青脉，亦可以针刺令血出。次灸玉枕，项后高骨是也。次灸
两风池，在项后两辕动筋外发际陷中是也。次灸风府，当项中央发际，亦可与风池三处高下
相等。次灸头两角，两角当回毛两边起骨是也。
上头部凡十九处，儿生十日可灸三壮，三十日可灸五壮，五十日可灸七壮，病重俱灸之。
轻者灸囟中、风池、玉枕也，艾使熟，炷令平正着肉，火势乃至病所也；艾若生，炷不平正，
不着肉，徒灸多炷，故无益也。
若腹满短气转鸣，灸肺募，在两乳上第二肋间宛宛中，悬绳取之，当瞳子是。次灸膻中。
次灸胸堂。次灸脐中。次灸薜息，薜息在两乳下第一肋间宛宛中是也。次灸巨阙，大人去鸠
尾下一寸，小儿去脐作六分分之，去鸠尾下一寸是也，并灸两边。次灸胃脘。次灸金门，金
门在谷道前囊之后当中央是也，从阴囊下度至大孔前，中分之。
上腹部十二处，胸堂、巨阙、胃脘，十日儿可灸三壮，一月以上可五壮，阴下缝中可三
壮，或云随年壮。
若脊强反张、灸大椎，并灸诸脏俞及督脊上当中，从大椎度至穷骨，中屈，更从大椎度
之，灸度下头，是督脊也。
上背部十二处，十日儿可灸三壮，一月以上可灸五壮。若手足掣 惊者，灸尺泽，次灸
阳明，次灸少商，次灸劳宫，次灸心主，次灸合谷，次灸三间，次灸少阳。
上手部十六处，其要者阳明，少商，心主，尺泽，合谷，少阳也，壮数如上。
又灸伏兔，次灸三里，次灸腓肠，次灸鹿溪，次灸阳明，次灸少阳，次灸然谷。
上足部十四处，皆要可灸，壮数如上。手足阳明，谓人四指，凡小儿惊痫皆灸之。若风
病大
治疗新生儿肌肤幼嫩脆弱，容易受到风邪侵袭，出现身体高热，或者遭遇严重中风，导致手足抽搐惊厥。
药物组成：甘草、防风（各一两）、白术、桔梗（各二十铢）、雷丸（二两半）。
以上五味药，切碎，用未经过水的猪脂一斤来煎煮成膏。在微火上煎熬，随时观察其浓稠浑浊程度，膏成后，滤去药渣。
取如弹丸大小的一枚，用手加热后按摩婴儿全身一百遍。如果患儿感觉寒冷就多加温热，感觉发热就多加清凉（注：此处原文“寒者更热，热者更寒”意指根据寒热体质调整按摩力度或配合其他护理，或指通过按摩调和阴阳，使寒者得温，热者得凉，具体操作依临床判断，此处直译为根据寒热情况调整）。即使小儿没有疾病，早晨起床时也常用此膏按摩囟门及手足心，可以很好地预防风寒。
论述说：新生儿如果没有疾病，千万不要逆其生理规律进行针灸。如果逆其生理规律进行针灸，会使婴儿忍受痛苦并扰动五脏，从而容易引发疾病。河洛、关中等地气候多寒冷，婴儿容易患痉病，所以在出生三天时，常采用逆灸的方法来预防；又通过灸颊部来预防牙关紧闭症。患有牙关紧闭症的，舌下脉络紧急，下颌筋脉拘急。这些地区气候寒冷，都会刺破舌下去血，并灸颊部以预防牙关紧闭。吴蜀地区气候温暖，没有这种疾病。古代方书既然流传下来，现代人如果不详细考察南北地域的差异，便按照古方使用，因此往往对小儿造成伤害。所以乡野间的婴儿，顺应自然生长都能健康成长，没有夭折横死的。
对于小儿惊啼，睡眠中四肢抽动，变蒸期（婴幼儿生长发育过程中的生理现象）尚未解除，千万不要针灸抓挠，以免扰动百脉，进而因惊吓而发展为癫痫。只有阴痫、牙关紧闭和痉病可以进行针灸抓挠。
凡是灸治癫痫，应当先让婴儿排泄使体内空虚，然后趁着虚证状态进行灸治。如果在体内有实邪未清除时就进行灸治，会导致气机阻滞，前后不通，甚至危及生命。
癫痫在平旦（凌晨3-5点）发作的，病位在足少阳经。清晨发作的，病位在足厥阴经。中午发作的，病位在足太阳经。黄昏发作的，病位在足太阴经。入定（晚上9-11点）发作的，病位在足阳明经。夜半（深夜11-1点）发作的，病位在足少阴经。
上述是癫痫发作时病邪所在的部位，根据发作时间的早晚，灸治相应的经络穴位。癫痫有五脏之痫、六畜之痫，有的在四肢，有的在腹内，应当仔细审察证候，根据病邪所在部位进行灸治，虽然病情轻微也一定能痊愈，如果失去要领，就会造成危害。
肝痫的症状是面色青，眼睛上翻直视，手足摇动，灸足少阳经、足厥阴经各三壮。
心痫的症状是面色红，心下有热感，呼吸短促且气息微弱快速，灸心下第二肋端凹陷处，这就是巨阙穴，又灸手厥阴心包经及手少阴心经各三壮。
脾痫的症状是面色黄，腹部胀大，喜欢腹泻痢疾，灸胃脘部三壮，夹胃脘旁侧灸二壮，足阳明胃经、足太阴脾经各二壮。
肺痫的症状是面目苍白，口吐泡沫，灸肺俞穴三壮，又灸手阳明大肠经、手太阴肺经各二壮。
肾痫的症状是面色黑，双眼直视不转动，像尸体一样静止，灸心下二寸二分处三壮，又灸肘中动脉处各二壮，又灸足太阳膀胱经、足少阴肾经各二壮。
膈痫的症状是眼睛上翻，四肢不能抬起，灸风府穴，又灸头顶正中、鼻人中下方唇下的承浆穴，都随年龄决定壮数。
肠痫的症状是不动摇，灸两小腿肚下方的承山穴，又灸足心、两手劳宫穴，又灸两耳后的完骨穴，各随年龄决定壮数，又灸脐中五十壮。
以上是五脏痫的证候。
马痫的症状是张口摇头，发出马叫声，想要反折身体，灸项后风府穴、脐中三壮，病在腹中的，烧马蹄末，服用效果好。
牛痫的症状是眼睛直视，腹部胀满，灸鸠尾骨及大椎穴各三壮，烧牛蹄末，服用效果好。
羊痫的症状是喜欢睁大眼睛吐舌头，灸大椎穴上三壮。
猪痫的症状是喜欢吐沫，灸完骨两旁各一寸处三壮。犬痫的症状是手足拘挛，灸两手心一壮，灸足太阳经一壮，灸肋户一壮。
鸡痫的症状是摇头反折，喜欢受惊自摇，灸足部诸阳经各三壮。
以上是六畜痫的证候。
小儿突发癫痫，灸两乳头，女儿灸乳下二分处。
治疗小儿突发癫痫，身体僵直像死了一样，以及腹中雷鸣作响，灸太仓穴及脐中上下两旁各一寸处，共六处，又测量腹部宽度对应背部，用绳子从颈下量至脐中尽头，然后将绳子转向背部顺着脊柱向下，到绳头结束，灸两旁各一寸处各五壮。
如果面色白，啼哭声音不变，灸足阳明经、足太阴经。
如果眼睛上翻直视，眼珠转动，应当灸囟门中央。取穴方法：横向度量口角至两嘴角尽头，又横向度量鼻下亦至两边尽头，去掉鼻部度量的一半，合并口部度量作为标准，从额上发际向上度量。灸度量终点一处，正好在囟门未合骨的中间，随着手动的是正确位置，这是最重要的穴位。其次灸当额上进入发际二分许处，直视鼻子为端正。其次灸其两边，当瞳孔子直上进入发际二分许处。其次灸头顶旋毛中。其次灸客主人穴在眉后际动脉处。其次灸两耳门，当耳朵张开则骨头解开移动凹陷处即是。其次灸两耳上方，卷起耳朵取穴，当卷耳上头处即是；另一种方法大人当耳上横放三指，小儿各自用自己的手指度量。其次灸两耳后完骨上的青脉，也可以用针刺令出血。其次灸玉枕穴，是项后高骨处。其次灸两风池穴，在项后两辕动筋外发际凹陷处即是。其次灸风府穴，正当项中央发际，也可以与风池三处高低相等。其次灸头两角，两角当旋毛两边隆起的骨头处即是。
以上是头部凡十九处穴位，婴儿出生十天可灸三壮，三十天可灸五壮，五十天可灸七壮，病情重的全部灸治。轻的只灸囟中、风池、玉枕。艾绒要陈熟，艾炷要平整端正贴着皮肤，火势才能到达病所；如果艾绒生新，艾炷不平正，不着皮肤，徒然灸很多艾炷，所以没有益处。
如果腹部胀满，呼吸短促，肠鸣，灸肺募穴，在两乳上第二肋间凹陷处，悬绳取穴，当瞳孔子即是。其次灸膻中穴。其次灸胸堂穴。其次灸脐中穴。其次灸薛息穴，薛息穴在两乳下第一肋间凹陷处即是。其次灸巨阙穴，大人距鸠尾下一寸，小儿距脐作六分，距鸠尾下一寸即是，并灸两边。其次灸胃脘穴。其次灸金门穴，金门穴在谷道前囊之后正当中央处，从阴囊下度量至大孔前，中分之。
以上是腹部十二处穴位，胸堂、巨阙、胃脘，十天大的婴儿可灸三壮，一个月以上可灸五壮，阴下缝中可灸三壮，有的说法是随年龄决定壮数。
如果脊背强直反张，灸大椎穴，并灸诸脏俞穴及督脉脊背上当中，从大椎度量至穷骨，中间弯曲，再从大椎度量，灸度量下端头，这就是督脉。
以上是背部十二处穴位，十天大的婴儿可灸三壮，一个月以上可灸五壮。如果手足抽搐惊厥，灸尺泽穴，其次灸阳明经，其次灸少商穴，其次灸劳宫穴，其次灸心主穴，其次灸合谷穴，其次灸三间穴，其次灸少阳经。
以上是手部十六处穴位，其中重要的有阳明、少商、心主、尺泽、合谷、少阳，壮数如上所述。
又灸伏兔穴，其次灸三里穴，其次灸腓肠穴，其次灸鹿溪穴，其次灸阳明经，其次灸少阳经，其次灸然谷穴。
以上是足部十四处穴位，都是重要可灸穴位，壮数如上所述。手足阳明经，谓人的四指宽，凡是小儿惊痫都灸治。如果风病大...
[Formula] Wuwu Gancao Shengmo Gao (Five-Ingredient Licorice Raw Massage Paste) / Moxibustion Methods
Treating newborns with tender and weak skin, who are prone to invasion by wind pathogens, presenting with high fever, or suffering from severe wind stroke, resulting in convulsions and tremors of the hands and feet.
Ingredients: Gancao (Radix Glycyrrhizae), Fangfeng (Radix Saposhnikoviae) (each 1 liang); Baizhu (Rhizoma Atractylodis Macrocephalae), Jiegeng (Radix Platycodi) (each 20 zhu); Leiwan (Caulis Asari Radiatis) (2.5 liang).
The above five herbs are chopped and decocted in 1 jin of lard from a pig that has not been exposed to water to make a paste. Simmer over a mild fire, monitoring the thickness and turbidity until the paste is ready. Strain out the dregs.
Take one pill-sized portion (size of a bullet), warm it in the hand, and massage the infant's body one hundred times. Adjust according to the child's constitution: if cold, apply more warmth; if hot, apply cooling measures (Note: This implies balancing Yin and Yang through massage technique or adjunctive care). Even if the infant is healthy, applying this paste to massage the fontanelle and the palms and soles of the feet every morning can effectively prevent wind-cold invasion.
Discussion states: For newborns without disease, one must strictly avoid contrary acupuncture and moxibustion. If contrary procedures are performed, the infant will endure pain and disturb the Zang organs, leading to illness. In the Heluo and Guanzhong regions, where the climate is often cold, infants are prone to spasms. Therefore, contrary moxibustion is commonly performed on the third day after birth for prevention. Additionally, moxibustion at the cheeks is used to prevent trismus (lockjaw). Infants with trismus exhibit tight sublingual vessels and tense mandibular muscles. Due to the cold climate in these areas, bloodletting via tongue pricking and cheek moxibustion are employed to prevent trismus. In the Wu and Shu regions, where the climate is warm, such diseases do not occur. Ancient formulas have been transmitted, but modern practitioners who fail to account for the differences between northern and southern climates often misuse them, thereby harming infants. Consequently, rural children raised naturally tend to thrive without premature death.
For infants with sudden crying, limb twitching during sleep, and unresolved Bianzheng (physiological growth phases in infancy), acupuncture, moxibustion, and scratching must be avoided to prevent disturbing the hundred meridians and transforming fright into epilepsy. Only Yin Epilepsy, trismus, and spasms may be treated with acupuncture and moxibustion.
When treating epilepsy with moxibustion, one should first induce defecation to empty the interior, then perform moxibustion while the patient is in a deficient state. Performing moxibustion before clearing excess pathogenic factors can cause Qi stagnation and blockage, potentially leading to death.
Epileptic seizures occurring at Pingdan (3-5 AM) involve the Foot Shaoyang channel. Seizures in the early morning involve the Foot Jueyin channel. Seizures at noon involve the Foot Taiyang channel. Seizures at dusk involve the Foot Taiyin channel. Seizures at Rending (9-11 PM) involve the Foot Yangming channel. Seizures at midnight involve the Foot Shaoyin channel.
The above indicates the location of the pathogen based on the time of seizure onset. One should moxa the corresponding channels/acupoints. Epilepsy includes Five Zang Epilepsy and Six Livestock Epilepsy, affecting either the limbs or the abdomen. Carefully assess the symptoms and moxa according to the pathology. Although mild cases can be cured, neglecting the key principles causes harm.
Liver Epilepsy presents with a cyan complexion, upward staring eyes, and shaking of the hands and feet. Moxa the Foot Shaoyang and Foot Jueyin channels, three moxa cones each.
Heart Epilepsy presents with a red complexion, heat sensation below the heart, shortness of breath with rapid and faint pulse. Moxa the depression at the second rib end below the heart, which is Juque (CV14). Also moxa the Hand Jueyin Pericardium and Hand Shaoyin Heart channels, three moxa cones each.
Spleen Epilepsy presents with a yellow complexion, abdominal distension, and frequent dysentery/diarrhea. Moxa the Stomach Guan area, three moxa cones. Moxa two cones beside the Stomach Guan. Moxa the Foot Yangming Stomach and Foot Taiyin Spleen channels, two moxa cones each.
Lung Epilepsy presents with a pale face and mouth, and foaming at the mouth. Moxa Feishu (BL13), three moxa cones. Also moxa the Hand Yangming Large Intestine and Hand Taiyin Lung channels, two moxa cones each.
Kidney Epilepsy presents with a black complexion, fixed staring gaze without movement, resembling a corpse. Moxa two cun and two fen below the heart, three moxa cones. Also moxa the arterial pulse at the elbow, two moxa cones each. Also moxa the Foot Taiyang Bladder and Foot Shaoyin Kidney channels, two moxa cones each.
Diaphragm Epilepsy presents with upward staring eyes and inability to move the limbs. Moxa Fengfu (GV16). Also moxa the vertex midline, Renzhong (GV28), and Chengjiang (CV24) below the lower lip, with the number of cones determined by age.
Intestinal Epilepsy presents with immobility. Moxa both Chengshan (BL57) points. Also moxa the sole of the foot and Laogong (PC8) on both hands. Also moxa the Wanggu (GB12) behind both ears, with cones determined by age. Also moxa Zhongwan (CV12) [Note: Text says Umbilicus/Qi Zhong], fifty moxa cones.
These are the syndromes of the Five Zang Epilepsies.
Horse Epilepsy presents with an open mouth, head shaking, horse-like cries, and opisthotonos. Moxa Fengfu (GV16) and the umbilicus, three moxa cones each. If the pathology is in the abdomen, burn horse hoof powder and administer orally for good effect.
Ox Epilepsy presents with fixed staring eyes and abdominal distension. Moxa Jiawei (CV15) and Dazhui (GV14), three moxa cones each. Burn ox hoof powder and administer orally for good effect.
Sheep Epilepsy presents with wide-open eyes and protruding tongue. Moxa three cones above Dazhui (GV14).
Pig Epilepsy presents with excessive salivation. Moxa Wanggu (GB12) on both sides, one cun lateral, three moxa cones each.
Dog Epilepsy presents with limb contracture. Moxa the center of both hands, one cone. Moxa the Foot Taiyang channel, one cone. Moxa the Rib Door (Leihu), one cone.
Chicken Epilepsy presents with head shaking and opisthotonos, fearfulness, and self-shaking. Moxa all Foot Yang channels, three moxa cones each.
These are the syndromes of the Six Livestock Epilepsies.
For sudden infantile epilepsy, moxa both nipples. For female infants, moxa two fen below the nipple.
To treat sudden infantile epilepsy characterized by a stiff body like death and borborygmus in the abdomen, moxa Taicang (CV10) and six points around the umbilicus (one cun above, below, left, right). Also, measure the abdominal width against the back: wrap a string from under the neck to the umbilicus, transfer it to the back along the spine to the end of the string, and moxa one cun lateral to the spine at the string's end, five moxa cones each side.
If the face is white and the cry voice remains unchanged, moxa the Foot Yangming and Foot Taiyin channels.
If the eyes roll upward and the pupils move, moxa the center of the anterior fontanelle. To locate: Measure horizontally from corner to corner of the mouth. Measure horizontally across the nose base. Remove half the nasal measurement, combine with the oral measurement as the standard. Measure upward from the frontal hairline using this standard. The point is directly above the fontanelle in the unossified bone, moving with the hand. This is the most critical point. Next, moxa two fen inside the frontal hairline, aligned vertically with the nose. Next, moxa both sides, two fen inside the hairline directly above the pupils. Next, moxa the vertex whorl. Next, moxa Keyuren (ST7) at the arterial pulse behind the eyebrow. Next, moxa both Ermen (TE21), located where the jaw joint opens and creates a depression. Next, moxa above both ears, locating the point by rolling up the ear. Alternatively, for adults, place three fingers horizontally above the ear; for infants, use their own finger width. Next, moxa the blue veins above Wanggu (GB12) behind both ears; needle pricking to bleed is also effective. Next, moxa Yuzhen (GB9), the prominent bone at the back of the neck. Next, moxa both Fengchi (GB20), in the depressions outside the tendons of the sternocleidomastoid at the hairline. Next, moxa Fengfu (GV16), at the midline of the nape hairline, level with Fengchi. Next, moxa the two corners of the head, the bones rising from the sides of the vertex whorl.
There are nineteen points on the head. For a ten-day-old infant, moxa three cones; thirty days old, five cones; fifty days old, seven cones. Severe cases require moxa at all points. Mild cases only require moxa at Xianzhong (Baihui GV20), Fengchi (GB20), and Yuzhen (GB9). Use aged mugwort. Ensure the moxa cone is flat and makes full contact with the skin so the heat penetrates to the pathology. Fresh mugwort or uneven cones that do not touch the skin render moxa ineffective regardless of quantity.
If there is abdominal fullness, shortness of breath, and intestinal rumbling, moxa the Lung Mu point (Feishu BL13 is Back-Shu, here likely referring to a front-mu equivalent or specific chest point, text says "Lung Mu" located in the second intercostal space above the nipples, aligned with the pupil). Next, moxa Danzhong (CV17). Next, moxa Xiong tang. Next, moxa the umbilicus (Qi Zhong CV8). Next, moxa Bixi, located in the first intercostal space below the nipples. Next, moxa Juque (CV14). For adults, this is one cun below Jiwei (CV15); for infants, it is six fen from the umbilicus, one cun below Jiwei. Moxa both sides. Next, moxa Weiwuan. Next, moxa Jinmen, located centrally behind the scrotum and anterior to the anus, measured from the scrotum to the anus midpoint.
There are twelve points on the abdomen. For Xiong tang, Juque, and Weiwuan: ten-day-old infants moxa three cones; infants over one month moxa five cones. The perineal seam moxa three cones, or follow the "age-determined cones" rule.
If there is spinal rigidity and opisthotonos, moxa Dazhui (GV14). Also moxa all Zang Back-Shu points and the Du Meridian on the spine. Measure from Dazhui to the coccyx, fold in the middle, and measure again from Dazhui to mark the Du Meridian points.
There are twelve points on the back. Ten-day-old infants moxa three cones; infants over one month moxa five cones.
If there are limb convulsions and fright, moxa Chize (LU5). Next, moxa the Yangming channel. Next, moxa Shaoshang (LU11). Next, moxa Laogong (PC8). Next, moxa the Heart Master (Pericardium) channel. Next, moxa Hegu (LI4). Next, moxa Sanjian (LI3). Next, moxa the Shaoyang channel.
There are sixteen points on the hands. The key points are Yangming, Shaoshang, Heart Master, Chize, Hegu, and Shaoyang. Cone counts are as above.
Also moxa Futu (ST32). Next, moxa Sanli (ST36). Next, moxa the gastrocnemius area. Next, moxa Luxi. Next, moxa the Yangming channel. Next, moxa the Shaoyang channel. Next, moxa Ran gu (KI7).
There are fourteen points on the feet, all important for moxa. Cone counts are as above. The Hand and Foot Yangming channels correspond to four fingers' width. All these points are indicated for infantile fright and epilepsy. If wind pathology is severe...