五痫之症不寻常，鸠尾之中仔细详。
若非明师真老手，临时尤恐致深伤。
鸠尾∶在胸前鸠尾骨下五分。针二寸半，不宜多灸，灸多令人健忘，灸一七壮。非老师
高手不可下针，至嘱至嘱。
病称水肿实难调，腹胀膨 不可消。
先灸水分通水道，后针三里及阴交。
水分∶在脐上五分。灸五十壮。单腹胀宜泻，气满腹疼先补后泻。
三里∶见前。
三阴交∶见前。与绝骨相对，灸一七壮，治法同水分。
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由来七疝病多端，偏坠相兼不等闲。
不问竖 并木肾，大敦一泻实时安。
大敦∶在足大趾端，去爪甲如韭叶大及三毛中。针三分，沿皮向后三分，有泻有补。此
穴亦治足寒湿香港脚。
竖 疝气发来频，气上攻心大损人。
先向阁门施泻法，大敦复刺可通神。
阁门∶在玉茎毛际两旁各三寸。针一寸半，泻之，灸五十壮。
冲心肾疝最难为，须用神针病自治。
若得关元并带脉，功成处处显良医。
关元∶在脐下三寸。针二寸，灸随年壮。即丹田也。补，不泻。
痔漏之疾亦可针，里急后重最难禁。
或痒或痛或下血，二白穴从掌后寻。
二白∶在掌后横纹上四寸，两穴对并，一穴在筋中间，一穴在大筋外。有一法用草从项
后转至结喉骨尖，骨尽折了，将草折于两，中对大指虎口缝，双圈转，两头点掌后臂上，草尽
处是穴。灸二七壮，泻之，禁灸。
五痫的症状表现不寻常，需要在鸠尾穴处仔细诊察。
如果不是明师真老手，临证时恐怕会造成严重的伤害。
鸠尾穴：位于胸前鸠尾骨下方五分处。针刺深度为二寸半，不宜多灸，灸治过多会导致健忘，建议灸七壮（一七壮）。非老师高手不可下针，特此郑重嘱咐。
水肿病确实难以调理，腹胀膨隆难以消除。
先灸水分穴以通调水道，后针刺足三里及三阴交穴。
水分穴：位于脐上五分处。灸五十壮。单侧腹胀宜用泻法，气滞满痛先用补法后用泻法。
足三里：见前文。
三阴交：见前文。与绝骨相对，灸七壮，治疗方法同水分穴。
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七疝之病因由复杂多样，常伴有偏坠症状且非同小可。
无论是竖疝还是木肾，针刺大敦穴并施以泻法，即可实时安宁。
大敦穴：位于足大趾末端，距离爪甲如韭菜叶宽度及三毛之中。针刺三分，沿皮向后刺三分，有泻有补。此穴也可治疗足部寒湿引起的香港脚（脚气）。
竖疝之气发作频繁，气逆上攻于心严重损害人体。
先在阁门穴施以泻法，再刺大敦穴可通神效。
阁门穴：位于玉茎毛际两旁各三寸处。针刺一寸半，施以泻法，灸五十壮。
冲心肾疝最难处理，必须运用神针使疾病自愈。
若得关元穴和带脉穴配合，处处都能显现良医之功。
关元穴：位于脐下三寸处。针刺二寸，灸随年龄而定的壮数（随年壮）。即丹田穴。只补不泻。
痔漏之疾也可以用针灸治疗，里急后重最为难忍。
或痒或痛或便血，从掌后寻找二白穴。
二白穴：在掌后横纹上四寸处，两穴并列，一穴在筋中间，一穴在大筋外侧。有一种取穴法是用草绳从项后转至结喉骨尖，将骨尽处的草绳折断对折，中点对准大拇指虎口缝，双圈转动，两头点按掌后臂上，草绳尽头处即为穴位。灸十四壮（二七壮），施以泻法，禁止灸治。
The symptoms of the five types of epilepsy (Wu Xian) are unusual, and careful examination is required at Jiuwei (CV15).
If one is not a distinguished master with true expertise, there is fear of causing deep harm during treatment.
Jiuwei (CV15): Located 0.5 cun below the xiphoid process bone. Needle depth is 2.5 cun; moxibustion should not be excessive, as too much may cause amnesia. Moxa seven units (one cycle of seven). Only masters and experts should needle this point; this is a solemn instruction.
Edema disease is truly difficult to regulate, and abdominal distension and bloating are hard to resolve.
First, moxa Shuifen (CV9) to unblock the water pathways, then needle Zusanli (ST36) and Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Shuifen (CV9): Located 0.5 cun above the umbilicus. Moxa fifty units. For unilateral abdominal distension, use draining method; for Qi stagnation with fullness and pain, first tonify then drain.
Zusanli (ST36): See previous text.
Sanyinjiao (SP6): See previous text. Opposite Xiangu (GB39), moxa seven units, treatment method same as Shuifen.
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The origins of the seven types of hernia (Qi Shi) are diverse, often accompanied by pendulous swelling and are no trivial matter.
Regardless of vertical hernia or wood-kidney hernia, draining Dagen (LR14) will bring immediate peace.
Dagen (LR1): Located at the tip of the big toe, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail corner, among the hair. Needle 0.3 cun, subcutaneously posteriorly 0.3 cun; includes draining and tonifying methods. This point also treats foot cold-dampness Hong Kong foot (Tinea pedis/Jock itch equivalent in TCM context, often referring to damp-heat bi syndrome in lower limbs).
Vertical hernia Qi attacks frequently, rising to attack the heart severely damaging the person.
First apply draining method at Gemen (EX-LE2), then re-stimulate Dagen to achieve divine efficacy.
Gemen (EX-LE2): Located 3 cun lateral to both sides of the pubic hair line on the penis. Needle 1.5 cun, drain, moxa fifty units.
Kidney-hernia attacking the heart is hardest to manage; must use divine needle technique for self-healing.
If Guan Yuan (CV4) and Dai Mai (GB26) are utilized, merit manifests everywhere showing a good physician.
Guan Yuan (CV4): Located 3 cun below the umbilicus. Needle 2 cun, moxa according to age (Sui Nian Zhuang). Also known as Dan Tian. Tonify only, do not drain.
Hemorrhoids and fistulas can also be treated with acupuncture; tenesmus (Li Ji Hou Zhong) is hardest to endure.
Whether itching, pain, or bleeding, locate Er Bai (EX-UE2) from the posterior wrist crease.
Er Bai (EX-UE2): Located 4 cun above the posterior wrist crease, two points side-by-side; one between the tendons, one outside the large tendon. One method uses a grass stalk turning from the back of the neck to the tip of the hyoid bone cartilage; fold the stalk at the end, align the middle with the webbing of the thumb, rotate double circles, mark where the ends touch the forearm; the end of the stalk indicates the point. Moxa fourteen units (two cycles of seven), drain, moxibustion prohibited.