竹柳穴（在内踝上二寸，即交信穴。） 足少阴，属五脏。
归尾 泽兰 红花 赤芍 广皮 银花 续断 牛膝 木瓜 威灵仙 乌药 丹皮 伤
重者原方治之。轻者不医。病有五种。伤入心经，痴呆发痫症，不省人事，治法于
原穴内灸三壮，后在百会穴内灸三壮，先以原方服数剂，后以天王补心丹服之即好。入肝经
胆经者，遍身虚黄浮肿。（治法未详）入脾经者，遍身筋骨缩，酸麻。治法用舒筋养血方。入肺
经者，发佛顶疽，用上部活血药，服一二剂，再用肿毒药治之。入肾经者，小便流血，治法原
方去续断、牛膝、木瓜、灵仙、乌药、丹皮，加泽泻、木通、连翘、黄芩、猪苓、甘草治之
。
脚住穴（在脚面上，有骨高起似豆之旁。）
元胡索 当归尾 丹皮 赤芍 续断 红花 骨碎补 牛膝 生地 泽兰 陈皮 五加
皮伤重者立时痛倒，七日后入经络。七日先用原方，七日后加升麻、桂枝。伤轻者不医
，变为脚发背，若用肿毒药治之，腐烂不能收功。须用补为妙，当用人参，在身边窝燥为末
，掺上即好。不烂者，用养血药治之。
涌泉穴（在足底心陷中。） 足少阴肾经，属五脏。
泽兰 红花 当归 骨碎补 乌药 陈皮 生地 牛膝 肉桂 五加皮 赤芍
羌活 伤轻重者俱不知觉，顶重者其血不能流通大关，一周时遍身犹虫钻，原方加川芎即
愈。若不医，伤入心经，则眼红鼻内流血。以生芥子煎汤先服。后以原方治之。入肝经则半
身软瘫，犹如半身不遂，用原方加香附、元胡索治之。入脾经，则浑身发疮，犹如水泡，其
泡穿作烂臭不可闻。先用活血药，加脾经引药治之；外以水龙衣（即螺蛳壳） 煨灰研末，生
鹅油调敷疮上即愈。入肺经，肺气胀痛，十五日转入脾经，即发流注。（治法未详） 入肾经，则
小便不利，小腹作痛，用原方去牛膝、羌活、骨碎补，加木通、猪苓、泽泻，小腹上用葱姜，
照前法熨之立愈。
竹柳穴（位于内踝上方二寸处，即交信穴。）属于足少阴肾经，关联五脏。
药材：当归尾、泽兰、红花、赤芍、广陈皮、金银花、续断、牛膝、木瓜、威灵仙、乌药、牡丹皮。
伤势严重者，使用上述原方治疗；伤势轻微者，不予治疗。疾病有五种情况：
若伤邪侵入心经，会出现痴呆、癫痫发作、不省人事等症状。治疗方法是在原穴内艾灸三壮，随后在百会穴内艾灸三壮，先服用原方数剂，再服用天王补心丹即可痊愈。
若伤邪侵入肝经和胆经，会出现全身虚黄浮肿。（治疗方法未详述）
若伤邪侵入脾经，会出现全身筋骨收缩、酸痛麻木。治疗方法使用舒筋养血方。
若伤邪侵入肺经，会引发佛顶疽，使用上部活血药物，服用一二剂后，再用肿毒药治疗。
若伤邪侵入肾经，会出现小便带血。治疗方法为在原方中去掉续断、牛膝、木瓜、威灵仙、乌药、牡丹皮，加入泽泻、木通、连翘、黄芩、猪苓、甘草进行治疗。
脚住穴（位于脚面上，在骨节高起似豆状物的旁边。）
药材：玄胡索、当归尾、牡丹皮、赤芍、续断、红花、骨碎补、牛膝、生地黄、泽兰、陈皮、五加皮。
伤势重者会立即痛倒，七日后病邪进入经络。前七日先用原方，七日后加入升麻、桂枝。
伤势轻者不予治疗，否则会演变为脚发背，若用肿毒药治疗，会导致腐烂而无法治愈。必须采用补法为宜，应当使用人参，将身边窝（此处疑为笔误或特定部位名，原文如此）焙干研末，撒敷患处即可痊愈。若不溃烂，则用养血药物治疗。
涌泉穴（位于足底中心凹陷处。）属于足少阴肾经，关联五脏。
药材：泽兰、红花、当归、骨碎补、乌药、陈皮、生地黄、牛膝、肉桂、五加皮、赤芍、羌活。
伤势轻重者均感觉不到知觉，伤势极重者气血不能流通于大关，一周时间内全身感觉如虫钻咬，在原方中加入川芎即可痊愈。
若不治疗，伤邪侵入心经，则出现眼红、鼻内流血。先用芥子煎汤服用，随后用原方治疗。
若伤邪侵入肝经，则出现半身软瘫，犹如半身不遂，用原方加入香附、玄胡索治疗。
若伤邪侵入脾经，则浑身发出疮疡，犹如水泡，水泡破裂后腐烂发臭不可闻。先用活血药物，加入引经脾经的药物进行治疗；外用蛏壳（即螺蛳壳）煅烧成灰研末，用生鹅油调匀敷于疮上即可痊愈。
若伤邪侵入肺经，肺气胀痛，十五日后转入脾经，即发生流注。（治疗方法未详述）
若伤邪侵入肾经，则小便不利，小腹疼痛，用原方去掉牛膝、羌活、骨碎补，加入木通、猪苓、泽泻，在小腹部用葱白和生姜，按照前述方法熨烫，立即可愈。
Zhuliu Acupoint (located two cun above the medial malleolus, which is Jiaoxin [KI8].) It belongs to the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian and is associated with the Five Zang Organs.
Herbs: Radix Angelicae Sinensis Caudex (Dangguiwei), Herba Lycopi (Zelan), Flos Carthami (Honghua), Radix Paeoniae Rubra (Chishao), Exocarpium Citri Reticulatae Guangpi (Guangpi), Flos Lonicerae Japonicae (Yinjinhua), Caulis Dipsaci (Xuduan), Rhizoma Cyperi Rotundi (Niuxi), Fructus Papaveris (Mugua), Herba Syringae Vulgaris (Weilingxian), Fructus Linderae (Wuyao), Cortex Moutan (Danpi).
For severe injuries, treat with the original prescription; for mild injuries, no treatment is required. There are five types of pathological conditions:
If the injury pathogen enters the Heart Meridian, symptoms such as dementia, epilepsy, and loss of consciousness occur. The treatment method involves moxibustion of three cones at the Yuan-Source point, followed by three cones of moxibustion at Baihui [GV20]. First, administer several doses of the original prescription, then administer Tianwang Buxin Dan (Emperor of Heaven's Heart-Nourishing Pill) for recovery.
If the injury pathogen enters the Liver and Gallbladder Meridians, generalised deficiency yellowing and oedema appear. (Treatment method not detailed.)
If the injury pathogen enters the Spleen Meridian, generalised contraction of muscles and bones, soreness, and numbness occur. The treatment method uses Shujin Yangxue Fang (Tendon-Relaxing and Blood-Nourishing Formula).
If the injury pathogen enters the Lung Meridian, Foteng Ju (Buddha's Crown Carbuncle) develops. Use upper-body blood-invigorating herbs, take one or two doses, then treat with Zhongdu Yao (Swelling-Toxin Resolving Medicine).
If the injury pathogen enters the Kidney Meridian, haematuria occurs. The treatment method modifies the original prescription by removing Xuduan, Niuxi, Mugua, Weilingxian, Wuyao, and Danpi, adding Ze Xie (Alisma Rhizome), Mu Tong (Akebia Stem), Lian Qiao (Forsythia Fruit), Huang Qin (Scutellaria Root), Zhu Ling (Polyporus), and Gan Cao (Licorice Root) for treatment.
Jiaozhu Acupoint (located on the dorsum of the foot, beside the bony prominence resembling a bean.)
Herbs: Rhizoma Corydalis Yanhusuo (Yanhulsuo), Radix Angelicae Sinensis Caudex (Dangguiwei), Cortex Moutan (Danpi), Radix Paeoniae Rubra (Chishao), Caulis Dipsaci (Xuduan), Flos Carthami (Honghua), Os Dinosauri Fragmentatum (Gusuibu), Rhizoma Cyperi Rotundi (Niuxi), Radix Rehmanniae Preparata (Shengdihuang - *Note: Text says Shengdi, usually implies Raw Rehmannia*), Herba Lycopi (Zelan), Exocarpium Citri Reticulatae (Chenpi), Cortex Acanthopanacis Senticosi (Wujiapi).
For severe injuries, the patient falls down in pain immediately; after seven days, the pathogen enters the meridians. For the first seven days, use the original prescription; after seven days, add Shengma (Cimicifuga Rhizome) and Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig).
For mild injuries, do not treat; otherwise, it may transform into Jiao Fabei (Foot Back Carbuncle). If treated with Zhongdu Yao, it will lead to ulceration that cannot heal. It is best to use tonification methods. Ren Shen (Ginseng Root) should be used. Dry the substance from "Shenbianwo" (likely a textual error or specific local term), grind into powder, and apply topically for recovery. If there is no ulceration, treat with blood-nourishing herbs.
Yongquan Acupoint (located in the depression at the center of the sole.) It belongs to the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian and is associated with the Five Zang Organs.
Herbs: Herba Lycopi (Zelan), Flos Carthami (Honghua), Radix Angelicae Sinensis (Danggui), Os Dinosauri Fragmentatum (Gusuibu), Fructus Linderae (Wuyao), Exocarpium Citri Reticulatae (Chenpi), Radix Rehmanniae Recens (Shengdi), Rhizoma Cyperi Rotundi (Niuxi), Cortex Cinnamomi (Rougui), Cortex Acanthopanacis Senticosi (Wujiapi), Radix Paeoniae Rubra (Chishao), Radix Notopterygii (Qianghuo).
For both mild and moderate injuries, sensation is lost. For extremely severe injuries, blood circulation is blocked at major junctions; for one week, the whole body feels like being bitten by insects. Adding Chuanxiong (Ligusticum Rhizome) to the original prescription leads to cure.
If untreated, the pathogen enters the Heart Meridian, causing red eyes and epistaxis. First, decoct Mustard Seed (Jiezi) and drink the soup. Then treat with the original prescription.
If the pathogen enters the Liver Meridian, hemiplegic flaccidity occurs, resembling half-body paralysis. Treat with the original prescription plus Xiangfu (Cyperus Rhizome) and Yanhulsuo (Corydalis Rhizome).
If the pathogen enters the Spleen Meridian, generalised sores develop, resembling blisters. When blisters rupture, they become rotten and foul-smelling. First, use blood-invigorating herbs added with Spleen Meridian guiding drugs. Externally, calcinate Snail Shells (Shuilongyi) into ash, grind into powder, mix with raw Goose Oil, and apply to the sores for cure.
If the pathogen enters the Lung Meridian, Qi stagnation causes distension and pain. After fifteen days, it transfers to the Spleen Meridian, resulting in Liuzhu (Flowing Abscess). (Treatment method not detailed.)
If the pathogen enters the Kidney Meridian, dysuria and lower abdominal pain occur. Modify the original prescription by removing Niuxi, Qianghuo, and Gusuibu, adding Mu Tong, Zhu Ling, and Ze Xie. Apply hot compresses of Scallion White and Ginger to the lower abdomen according to previous methods for immediate cure.