（附论）
夫小儿之患详悉幽玄。默而抱疾。自不能言也。或即胎中受病。或者生后伤风。动发无
时。
寒温各异。且据诸家方论。医药多门。药既无痊。全凭灸法。散在诸经。文繁至甚。其说不
同。既点穴以差讹。则治病全然缪。按诸家明堂之内。精选到小儿应验七十余穴。并是曾经
使用累验神功。今录于后。
顶上旋毛中（及耳后青络脉。灸各三壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿惊痫。先惊悸啼叫。后乃
发也）。
鼻柱上发际（宛宛中。灸三壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿风痫。先屈手指如数物乃发也）。
尺泽二穴（在肘中横文约上动脉中。灸各一壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿缓惊风）。
手大指次指间（后一寸五分陷者中。灸各三壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿二三岁。忽发两眼
大小皆俱赤）。
脐上脐下（各五分。二穴灸各三壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿囟门不合。灸疮未发。囟门先
合）。
中冲穴（在中指甲后一分。灸一壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿夜啼。上灯啼鸡鸣止者）。
璇玑一穴（在天突下一寸陷者中。灸三壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿喉中鸣咽乳不利）。
巨阙穴（在鸠尾下一寸陷者中。灸三壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿猪痫。病如尸厥。口哕
吐沫
痫病者。小儿恶疾也。呼吸之间。不及求师至困者不少。谚云。国无良医。枉死者半）。
屈肘横文中上三分。各灸一壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿睡中惊。目不合。
劳宫二穴。在手心中。以无名指屈指头劳宫着处是也。各灸一壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿
口有疮蚀。龈烂臭秽气冲人。
手少阴（在掌后去腕半寸陷者中。灸三壮。炷如小麦大。治小儿鸡痫善惊。及掣自摇）。
内庭穴（在足大指次指外间陷者中。灸各一壮。炷中如小麦大。治小儿疟久不愈）。
（附论）
小儿的疾病详细情况幽深玄妙。他们默默承受病痛，自己无法言语诉说。有的疾病是在胎中就已经感染，有的是出生后感受风邪所致。发病没有固定时间，寒热症状各不相同。且参考各家医方论述，医药种类繁多。如果药物未能治愈，就完全依靠灸法。但这些方法散见于各经络典籍中，文字繁杂至极，说法也不尽相同。既然穴位定位出现差错，那么治疗疾病就会完全谬误。查阅各家明堂图籍，精心筛选出七十余个经临床验证对小儿有效的穴位。这些都是曾经使用过、屡试不爽的神效穴位。现记录如下：
头顶旋毛中心处（以及耳后青色络脉，各灸三壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿惊痫。症状表现为先惊悸啼叫，随后发作）。
鼻梁上方发际处（凹陷中，灸三壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿风痫。症状表现为先屈手指仿佛在数东西，随后发作）。
尺泽穴两穴（位于肘部横纹中央稍上方的动脉搏动处，各灸一壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿缓惊风）。
手大拇指与食指之间（向后一寸半的凹陷处，各灸三壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗二至三岁小儿突然发作双眼全部发红）。
脐上及脐下各五分处（共两穴，各灸三壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿囟门不合。若灸疮未发而囟门先闭合者适用）。
中冲穴（位于中指指甲后方一分处，灸一壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿夜啼，即点上灯后啼哭直到鸡鸣才停止的情况）。
璇玑穴一穴（位于天突穴下一寸的凹陷处，灸三壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿喉中有鸣响、吞咽乳汁不畅）。
巨阙穴（位于鸠尾穴下一寸的凹陷处，灸三壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿猪痫。病症如同尸厥，口吐白沫）。
痫病是小儿的恶疾。在呼吸之间，来不及请医生赶到而陷入困境甚至死亡的情况不少。谚语说：“国家没有良医，枉死的人占一半。”
屈肘横纹中向上三分处，各灸一壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿睡眠中受惊、眼睛不能闭合。
劳宫穴两穴，位于手掌心中，以无名指弯曲指尖触及劳宫穴的位置为准。各灸一壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿口腔生疮腐蚀，牙龈溃烂，口臭熏人。
手少阴心经（位于掌后腕横纹半寸处的凹陷中，灸三壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿鸡痫易受惊，以及肢体抽搐自摇）。
内庭穴（位于足大趾与次趾外侧间的凹陷处，各灸一壮，艾炷如小麦大小，治疗小儿疟疾久治不愈）。
(Attached Discussion)
The ailments of infants are detailed and profound. They silently endure illness, unable to speak for themselves. Some diseases are contracted in the womb, while others result from wind-pathogen invasion after birth. Onset occurs at unpredictable times, with varying cold and heat symptoms. Referring to various medical texts, there are numerous categories of medicine. If pharmaceuticals fail to cure, moxibustion becomes the sole reliance. However, these methods are scattered across various meridian treatises, with verbose texts and differing theories. If acupoint localization is erroneous, the treatment of disease will be entirely flawed. By consulting various Mingtang (Meridian Acupoint) diagrams, we have carefully selected over seventy acupoints verified for pediatric efficacy. These are points that have been used repeatedly with miraculous results. They are recorded below:
Center of the hair whorl on the vertex (and the cyanotic collateral vessels behind the ears; moxa cones the size of a wheat grain, three moxibustions per point, treating infantile convulsive epilepsy. Symptoms manifest as initial palpitations and crying, followed by seizure onset).
Hairline above the nasal bridge (in the depression; three moxibustions, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating infantile wind-epilepsy. Symptoms manifest as flexing fingers as if counting objects, followed by seizure onset).
Chize (LU5) bilateral (located in the center of the transverse cubital crease, approximately at the arterial pulse; one moxibustion per point, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating infantile slackened convulsive wind).
Between the thumb and index finger of the hand (1.5 cun posteriorly in the depression; three moxibustions per point, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating sudden bilateral redness of eyes in children aged two to three years).
Five fen above and below the umbilicus (two points; three moxibustions per point, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating unclosed fontanelle in infants. Applicable when the fontanelle closes prematurely before the moxa sore develops).
Zhongchong (PC9) (one fen posterior to the nail bed of the middle finger; one moxibustion, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating nocturnal crying in infants, specifically cases where crying persists from lighting lamps until cockcrow).
Xuanji (CV15) (one cun inferior to Tiantu (CV22) in the depression; three moxibustions, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating wheezing sounds in the throat and difficulty suckling milk in infants).
Juque (CV14) (one cun inferior to Jiutui (CV15) in the depression; three moxibustions, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating porcine-type epilepsy in infants. The condition resembles corpse-like rigidity, with mouth foaming).
Epilepsy is a malignant disease in infants. Cases of death or severe distress due to the inability to summon a physician within the brief span of breathing are not uncommon. As the proverb states: "Without good physicians in the state, half of the dead die in vain."
Three fen superior to the transverse cubital crease upon flexion of the elbow (one moxibustion per side, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating startle during sleep and inability to close eyes in infants).
Laogong (PC8) bilateral (located in the center of the palm; identified by the tip of the ring finger touching this point when the finger is curled; one moxibustion per point, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating oral ulcers and gingival rot with offensive breath in infants).
Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian (0.5 cun distal to the wrist crease in the depression; three moxibustions, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating avian-type epilepsy characterized by excessive fright and spontaneous limb jerking in infants).
Neiting (ST44) (in the depression between the lateral aspect of the great toe and the second toe; one moxibustion per point, moxa cone the size of a wheat grain, treating persistent malaria in infants).