小儿痢疾有三。不独积疳所成。亦且冷热各异。宜调和气血为主。以分阴阳为要。赤白痢。因
血气两伤。有热有寒。宜调和为主。法宜分阴阳。运八卦。侧推大肠到虎口。补脾土。补肾水。揉脐
及龟尾。擦七节骨。先泄后补。天门入虎口。重揉 肘。赤痢。湿热伤血。宜调血为主。宜分阴阳。
阴重阳轻。运八卦。坎重。若以红少白多。止侧推三关。不退六腑。侧推大肠。掐大肠。捞明月。天
门虎口 肘诀。揉脐及龟尾。擦七节骨。先泄后补。白痢。湿热伤气。以和气为主。法宜分阴阳。阳
重阴轻。运八卦。离宫重。补脾土。侧推大肠到虎口。天门 肘。揉脐及龟尾。擦七节骨。先泄后
补。噤口痢。因内热不清。不投以良法。遂成噤滑。法宜分阴阳。运八卦。运五经。推三关。退六
腑。清天河。揉HT 门。补脾土。凤凰单展翅。天门虎口 肘诀。捞明月。揉脐及龟尾。擦七节骨。先
泄后补。方用延寿丹神效。
胃为水谷之海。其精英流布。以养五脏。糟粕传送。以归大肠。若内由生冷乳食所伤。外因风
寒暑湿所感。饥饱失时。脾不能消。冷热相干。遂成水泻。苟脾胃合气以消水谷。水谷既分。安有
水泻也。盖脾虚则吐。胃虚则泻。脾胃两虚。吐泻并作。久泻不止。元气下脱。必传慢惊。宜大补
之。法宜分阴阳。运八卦。侧推大肠到虎口。补脾土。推三关。运水入土。揉脐及龟尾讫。推补七节
骨。如热加捞明月。打马过天河。诗云。肝冷传脾臭绿青。焦黄脾土热之形。肺伤寒色脓粘白。赤
热因心肾热成。（成霍乱也。）霍乱者。挥霍撩乱也。外感内伤。阴阳乖隔。上吐下泻。心烦气闷之症也。法
宜分阴阳。运八卦。运五经。侧推大肠。补脾土。掐四横纹。运水入土。推三关。退六腑。HT 门推至
大横纹。横纹推转至HT 门。
小儿痢疾主要有三种类型。它不仅仅由积滞和疳证引起，还涉及冷证和热证的不同。治疗应以调和气血为主，以分辨阴阳为关键。
对于赤白相兼的痢疾，是因为血和气都受到了损伤，既有热象又有寒象。治疗宜以调和为主，方法上应分辨阴阳。操作包括：运八卦，侧向推大肠经直至虎口，补脾土，补肾水，揉脐部及龟尾穴，擦七节骨。手法顺序为先泻后补。此外还包括：天门入虎口，重揉肘部穴位。
对于赤痢（便下脓血偏红），是湿热损伤了血分。治疗宜以调血为主，同样需要分辨阴阳。此时阴证较重而阳证较轻。操作包括：运八卦，重点在坎宫；如果表现为红色少白色多，则只侧推三关，不退六腑。其他操作包括：侧推大肠经，掐大肠穴，捞明月穴，天门至虎口及肘部诀法，揉脐及龟尾，擦七节骨。手法顺序为先泻后补。
对于白痢（便下粘液偏白），是湿热损伤了气分。治疗宜以和气为主，方法上应分辨阴阳。此时阳证较重而阴证较轻。操作包括：运八卦，重点在离宫，补脾土，侧推大肠经直至虎口，天门至肘部，揉脐及龟尾，擦七节骨。手法顺序为先泻后补。
对于噤口痢（痢疾伴呕吐不能进食），是因为体内热邪不清，若不及时采用正确方法治疗，就会发展成噤口滑脱之症。治疗宜分辨阴阳，运八卦，运五经，推三关，退六腑，清天河水，揉内劳宫穴，补脾土，凤凰单展翅，天门至虎口及肘部诀法，捞明月穴，揉脐及龟尾，擦七节骨。手法顺序为先泻后补。方剂可使用延寿丹，效果神妙。
胃是水谷汇聚的海洋，其精华流布全身以滋养五脏，糟粕则传送至大肠排出。如果内部因生冷乳食所伤，外部因风寒暑湿所感，加上饥饱失常，导致脾无法运化，冷热相互干扰，就会形成水泻。如果脾胃之气协调以消化水谷，水谷得以分清别浊，怎么会有水泻呢？大概脾虚会导致呕吐，胃虚会导致腹泻。脾胃两虚，则吐泻并作。久泻不止，元气下脱，必然传变为慢惊风。此时宜大补元气。治疗方法宜分辨阴阳，运八卦，侧推大肠经直至虎口，补脾土，推三关，运水入土，揉脐及龟尾完毕，推补七节骨。如果有热象，加用捞明月穴，打马过天河。诗云：“肝冷传脾臭绿青，焦黄脾土热之形。肺伤寒色脓粘白，赤热因心肾热成。（此即霍乱。）”霍乱，是指发病突然、挥霍撩乱的症状。这是外感内伤，阴阳乖隔，出现上吐下泻、心烦气闷的病症。治疗方法宜分辨阴阳，运八卦，运五经，侧推大肠经，补脾土，掐四横纹，运水入土，推三关，退六腑，内劳宫穴推至大横纹，大横纹推转至内劳宫穴。
Pediatric dysentery in children mainly manifests in three types. It is not solely caused by food stagnation and malnutrition (Gan syndrome), but also varies between cold and heat patterns. Treatment should primarily focus on harmonizing Qi and Blood, with distinguishing Yin and Yang as the key principle.
For dysentery presenting with both red (blood) and white (mucus) discharge, it results from injury to both Blood and Qi, involving both heat and cold signs. Treatment should prioritize harmonization, employing methods to distinguish Yin and Yang. Techniques include: moving the Eight Trigrams (Bagua), lateral pushing of the Large Intestine meridian up to the Tiger's Mouth, tonifying Spleen Earth, tonifying Kidney Water, rubbing the navel and Guishui (Turtle Tail) acupoints, and wiping the Seven-Section Bone. The sequence of manipulation is first reducing (draining) then tonifying. Additional techniques include: Tianmen entering the Tiger's Mouth, and heavy rubbing of the elbow acupoint.
For red dysentery (predominantly bloody stool), it is caused by damp-heat injuring the Blood level. Treatment should prioritize regulating Blood, while still distinguishing Yin and Yang. In this pattern, Yin is heavier than Yang. Techniques include: moving the Eight Trigrams, with emphasis on the Kan palace; if the presentation shows less red and more white mucus, only push the Three Gates (San Guan) laterally, without draining the Six Fu. Other techniques include: lateral pushing of the Large Intestine meridian, pinching the Large Intestine acupoint, scooping the Bright Moon (Mingyue), Tianmen to Tiger's Mouth and Elbow manipulations, rubbing the navel and Guishui, and wiping the Seven-Section Bone. The sequence is first reducing then tonifying.
For white dysentery (predominantly mucoid stool), it is caused by damp-heat injuring the Qi level. Treatment should prioritize harmonizing Qi, employing methods to distinguish Yin and Yang. Here, Yang is heavier than Yin. Techniques include: moving the Eight Trigrams, with emphasis on the Li palace, tonifying Spleen Earth, lateral pushing of the Large Intestine meridian to the Tiger's Mouth, Tianmen to Elbow, rubbing the navel and Guishui, and wiping the Seven-Section Bone. The sequence is first reducing then tonifying.
For "Jinkou" dysentery (dysentery accompanied by vomiting and inability to eat), it arises because internal heat is not cleared. If proper methods are not applied promptly, it develops into a condition of closure and slippage. Treatment involves distinguishing Yin and Yang, moving the Eight Trigrams, moving the Five Meridians, pushing the Three Gates, draining the Six Fu, clearing the Heavenly River Water, rubbing Neilaogong (Inner Laogong), tonifying Spleen Earth, Phoenix Spreading Single Wing, Tianmen to Tiger's Mouth and Elbow manipulations, scooping the Bright Moon, rubbing the navel and Guishui, and wiping the Seven-Section Bone. The sequence is first reducing then tonifying. The formula Yanshou Dan (Longevity Pill) can be used with miraculous effect.
The Stomach is the sea of water and grain. Its essence spreads throughout the body to nourish the Zang-Fu organs, while the dregs are transported to the Large Intestine for excretion. If injured internally by raw, cold, or milk/food items, and externally affected by wind, cold, summer-heat, or dampness, combined with irregular eating habits leading to Spleen failure in transformation, cold and heat interfere with each other, resulting in watery diarrhea. If Spleen and Stomach Qi coordinate to digest water and grain, and separation of clear and turbid occurs, how could watery diarrhea arise? Generally, Spleen deficiency leads to vomiting, and Stomach deficiency leads to diarrhea. When both Spleen and Stomach are deficient, vomiting and diarrhea occur together. Prolonged diarrhea without cessation leads to the sinking of Yuan Qi, inevitably transmitting to slow convulsions (Man Jing). At this stage, major tonification is required. Treatment involves distinguishing Yin and Yang, moving the Eight Trigrams, lateral pushing of the Large Intestine meridian to the Tiger's Mouth, tonifying Spleen Earth, pushing the Three Gates, moving water into Earth, rubbing the navel and Guishui, followed by tonifying pushing of the Seven-Section Bone. If heat signs are present, add scooping the Bright Moon and beating the horse across the Heavenly River. A poem states: "Liver cold transmitting to Spleen causes foul green stool; scorched yellow Spleen Earth indicates heat formation. Lung cold injury presents with pus-like sticky white stool; red heat forms due to Heart and Kidney heat." (This refers to Cholera.) Cholera (Huoluan) refers to sudden onset and chaotic symptoms. It is caused by external pathogens and internal injuries, leading to Yin-Yang disharmony, presenting with upper vomiting and lower diarrhea, mental restlessness, and chest oppression. Treatment involves distinguishing Yin and Yang, moving the Eight Trigrams, moving the Five Meridians, lateral pushing of the Large Intestine meridian, tonifying Spleen Earth, pinching the Four Horizontal Lines, moving water into Earth, pushing the Three Gates, draining the Six Fu, pushing Neilaogong to the Da Hengwen (Large Transverse Line), and rotating the Da Hengwen back to Neilaogong.