面青唇白胃曾惊。吐 黄痰冷热并。乳食不通干呕逆。调和脾胃立惺惺。
有物有声名曰呕。干呕则无物。有物无声名曰吐。呕者有痰。吐则无声。呕吐出物也。胃气不和。足阳明经胃脉
络而兼之。气下行则顺。今逆上行作呕吐。有胃寒胃热之不同。伤食胃虚之各异。病既不一。治亦不同。诸吐
不思食要节乳。凡吐不问冷热。久吐不止。胃虚生风。恐成慢惊之候。最宜预防。如已成慢脾风症。常呕腥臭
者。胃气将绝之兆也。
热吐者。夏天小儿游戏日中。伏热在胃。或乳母感冒暑气。乘热乳儿。或过食辛热之物。多成热吐。其候面赤唇
红。五心烦热。吐次少而出多。乳片消而色黄是也。
治法 推三关 脾胃 肺经 十王穴 掏右端正 运水入土 八卦 分阴阳 赤凤摇头 揉总经 六腑 揉 肘
冷吐者。冬月感冒风寒。或乳母受寒。乘寒乳儿。冷气入腹。或食生冷。或伤宿乳。胃虚不纳。乳片不化。喜热恶
寒。四肢逆冷。脉息沉微。吐次多而出少者。是也。
治法 推三关 补脾胃 肺经 掏右端正 八卦 分阴阳 黄蜂入洞 赤凤摇头 三关（八十）
六腑（二十四） 肘
伤食吐者。夹食而出。吐必酸臭。恶食胃痛。身发潮热是也。
治法 推三关 五指尖 掏右端正 推脾土 八卦 分阴阳 捞明月 打马过天河 六腑 肘
虚吐者。胃气虚弱。不能停留乳食而作吐也。
治法 推三关 补五经 多补脾胃 掏右端正 运土入水 八卦 分阴阳 赤凤摇头 三关（二十四）
六腑 补大肠 肘
面色发青、嘴唇苍白，说明胃部曾受惊扰。呕吐物为黄痰，提示寒热错杂。乳食停滞不通导致干呕逆气。通过调和脾胃，患儿可迅速恢复清醒活力。
有食物且有声音的称为“呕”；仅有声音而无食物的称为“干呕”。有食物但无声音的称为“吐”；伴有痰液的呕吐称为“呕”；单纯的吐出无声称为“吐”。呕吐是指将胃中内容物排出体外。这是由于胃气不和，足阳明胃经的气机紊乱所致。正常情况下，胃气应下行则顺；如今气逆上行，从而引发呕吐。呕吐可分为胃寒和胃热等不同类型，以及伤食和胃虚等不同病因。既然病证不一，治疗方法也各不相同。对于各种呕吐，不思饮食时应节制哺乳。凡是呕吐，无论寒热，若久吐不止，会导致胃虚生风，恐怕演变为慢惊风（慢性惊厥）的症状，因此最宜预防。如果已经形成慢脾风症，且经常呕吐腥臭之物，这是胃气即将断绝的征兆。
热吐：夏天小儿在烈日下玩耍，热气伏积于胃；或者乳母感冒暑气，带着热气给婴儿喂奶；或者过食辛辣温热之物，多造成热吐。其症状表现为面红唇红，五心（两手心、两脚心和心胸）烦热，呕吐次数少但每次吐出量多，乳汁未消化且颜色发黄。
治疗方法：推三关穴，补脾胃经、肺经，掐十王穴，掏右侧端正穴，运水入土，推八卦，分阴阳，赤凤摇头手法，揉总经穴，退六腑，揉肘部穴位。
冷吐：冬天感冒风寒，或者乳母受寒，带着寒气给婴儿喂奶，冷气进入腹部；或者食用生冷食物，或者损伤了残留的乳汁，导致胃虚不能纳受。乳汁片块不化，喜热恶寒，四肢逆冷，脉象沉微，呕吐次数多但每次吐出量少，这就是冷吐。
治疗方法：推三关穴，补脾胃经、肺经，掐右侧端正穴，推八卦，分阴阳，黄蜂入洞手法，赤凤摇头手法，推三关穴（80次），退六腑（24次），揉肘部穴位。
伤食吐：呕吐物夹杂食物，气味酸臭，厌恶进食，胃痛，身体出现定时发热，这就是伤食吐。
治疗方法：推三关穴，掐五指尖，掏右侧端正穴，推脾土，推八卦，分阴阳，捞明月手法，打马过天河手法，退六腑，揉肘部穴位。
治疗方法：推三关穴，补五经，多补脾胃经，掐右侧端正穴，运土入水，推八卦，分阴阳，赤凤摇头手法，推三关穴（24次），退六腑，补大肠经，揉肘部穴位。
The face appears cyanotic and the lips pale, indicating that the Stomach was previously startled. Vomiting yellow phlegm suggests a mixture of cold and heat. Dry retching due to stagnation of milk and food in the intestines and stomach can be resolved by harmonizing the Spleen and Stomach, allowing the infant to regain alertness and vitality promptly.
Vomiting with both matter and sound is termed "Ou" (Vomiting); dry retching without matter is called "Gan Ou" (Dry Retching). Vomiting with matter but no sound is termed "Tu" (Regurgitation/Emetic discharge); vomiting accompanied by phlegm is referred to as "Ou"; silent expulsion of contents is called "Tu". "Ou Tu" refers to the expulsion of gastric contents. This results from disharmony of Stomach Qi and dysfunction of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. Normally, Stomach Qi descends smoothly; when it rebels upward, vomiting occurs. Etiologies vary between Cold-Stomach and Heat-Stomach patterns, as well as Food-Intoxication and Stomach-Deficiency patterns. Since pathologies differ, treatments must vary. For all types of vomiting, if appetite is lost, breastfeeding should be regulated. Regardless of cold or heat, prolonged vomiting leads to Stomach Deficiency generating Wind, which may evolve into Slow Convulsion (Man Jing Feng); thus, prevention is crucial. If Slow Spleen Wind has already developed, and frequent vomiting of foul-smelling fluid occurs, this indicates the impending exhaustion of Stomach Qi.
Heat-Vomiting: In summer, infants playing in the sun may have latent heat accumulating in the Stomach. Alternatively, if the nursing mother contracts summerheat and nurses the infant while carrying heat, or if excessive spicy and hot foods are consumed, Heat-Vomiting often results. Symptoms include a red face and red lips, five-center heat (heat sensation in the palms, soles, and chest), fewer episodes but larger volume per episode, and undigested milk curds appearing yellow.
Treatment Method: Push San Guan (Three Gates), Tonify Spleen and Stomach Meridians and Lung Meridian, Pinch Shi Wang Acupoints, Dig Right Duan Zheng Point, Move Water into Earth, Push Eight Trigrams, Divide Yin and Yang, Red Phoenix Shakes Head technique, Rub Zong Jing Point, Clear Liu Fu (Six Limbs), Rub Elbow point.
Cold-Vomiting: In winter, contracting wind-cold, or if the nursing mother catches cold and nurses the infant carrying cold, causing cold qi to enter the abdomen; or consuming raw/cold foods, or damaging residual milk, leading to Stomach Deficiency failing to accept food. Milk curds do not digest, preference for warmth and aversion to cold, cold limbs, deep and faint pulse, frequent episodes but small volume per episode characterize Cold-Vomiting.
Treatment Method: Push San Guan (Three Gates), Tonify Spleen and Stomach Meridians and Lung Meridian, Dig Right Duan Zheng Point, Push Eight Trigrams, Divide Yin and Yang, Yellow Bee Enters Cave technique, Red Phoenix Shakes Head technique, Push San Guan (80 times), Clear Liu Fu (6 Limbs) (24 times), Rub Elbow point.
Food-Intoxication Vomiting: Vomit contains undigested food, smells sour and foul, aversion to eating, stomach pain, and tidal fever characterize this pattern.
Treatment Method: Push San Guan (Three Gates), Pinch Five Finger Tips, Dig Right Duan Zheng Point, Push Pi Tu (Spleen Earth), Push Eight Trigrams, Divide Yin and Yang, Scoop Bright Moon technique, Horse Passes Over Heavenly River technique, Clear Liu Fu (6 Limbs), Rub Elbow point.
Deficiency Vomiting: Weakness of Stomach Qi fails to retain milk and food, resulting in vomiting.
Treatment Method: Push San Guan (Three Gates), Tonify Wu Jing (Five Meridians), heavily Tonify Spleen and Stomach Meridians, Pinch Right Duan Zheng Point, Move Earth into Water, Push Eight Trigrams, Divide Yin and Yang, Red Phoenix Shakes Head technique, Push San Guan (Three Gates) (24 times), Clear Liu Fu (6 Limbs), Tonify Large Intestine Meridian, Rub Elbow point.