治卒暴痫眩。足不任身。 穴天柱
治痫发。螈 狂走不得卧。心中烦。穴攒竹 小海 后顶 强间
治风癫痫疾。涎沫狂烦满。穴丝竹空 通谷
治癫痫。阴囊下谷道正门当中门。灸随年壮。
治癫疾。羊痫吐舌。羊鸣戾颈。穴天井 小海
治癫疾。互善惊羊鸣。穴悬厘 束骨
治惊痫。狂走癫疾。穴筋缩 曲骨 阴谷 行间
治热痫。惊而有所见。穴列缺
治失笑无时。癫痫。语不识尊卑。乍喜乍哭。牙关不开。穴水沟
治发痫悲泣。穴心俞
治惊痫狂走。癫疾。脊急强。目转上垂。穴筋缩
治癫痫。穴仆参 金门
治风癫痫邪。穴脊中
治大人小儿五痫。穴神门
治风痫癫邪 穴脊俞
治肿气风痫癫风。不识人。羊鸣。角弓反张。披发而上歌下哭。多学人语。惊悸不安寝
穴神庭
治癫痫。吐舌沫出。羊鸣。穴少海
治癫痫。穴肺俞 仆参
治狂痫风痫。吐舌。穴胃脘。灸百壮。不针。
治狂痫不识人。癫眩乱。穴百会。灸九壮。
难经疏云。狂病之后。不爱眠卧。不肯饮食。自言贤智。歌乐行走。此是阳气盛之所为
故
经言。重阳者狂。今世以此为癫病。谬矣。癫病发即僵仆倒地。故有癫蹶之言。阴气大盛。
故不得行立而倒也。今世以为痫病者。误也。其剖析癫狂之病。晓然如此。而人终不信。岂
亦传习之误。难以改欤。
凡发狂则欲走。或自高贵称神圣。皆须备诸火灸之。乃得求差。悲泣呻吟。此则为邪。
非狂也。自根据邪方法治。
治惊风癫痫。 病发搐。神昏不语。穴百会。灸七壮。至七七壮。量轻重。加减艾壮数
又两足外踝下赤白肉际陷中。金门穴。灸七壮。至七七壮。
治疗癫痫发作。肢体抽搐，狂乱奔走无法入睡。心中烦闷。取穴攒竹、小海、后顶、强间。
治疗风邪引起的癫痫疾病。口吐涎沫，狂乱烦躁，胸腹胀满。取穴丝竹空、通谷。
治疗癫痫。在阴囊下方与肛门正中间的会阴穴处，按照患者年龄施灸（随年壮）。
治疗癫疾。表现为像羊一样吐舌，发出羊叫声，颈部扭曲。取穴天井、小海。
治疗不分时间地突然失笑，患有癫痫。言语混乱，不知尊卑长幼。时而欢喜时而哭泣。牙关紧闭不开。取穴水沟。
治疗惊痫狂乱奔走，患有癫疾。脊柱僵硬强直。眼球上翻或下垂。取穴筋缩。
治疗伴有肿胀气机的风痫癫风。不认识人，发出羊叫声，角弓反张（身体向后弯曲如弓状），披头散发，一会儿唱歌一会儿哭泣，模仿他人说话，惊恐心悸，睡眠不安。取穴神庭。
《难经疏》说：狂病之后，不爱睡觉卧床，不肯进食，自称贤能智慧，唱歌快乐行走，这是阳气过盛所致。所以经文说“重阳者狂”（阳气双重旺盛即为狂病）。如今世人将此称为癫病，是错误的。癫病发作时会僵直仆倒在地，所以有“癫蹶”的说法。这是阴气大盛所致，所以不能站立行走而倒下。如今世人将其误认为痫病，也是错误的。对癫病和狂病的剖析如此清晰明了，但人们始终不信，难道也是由于传承学习的错误，难以改正吗？
凡是发作狂病想要奔跑，或者自称为高贵神圣的，都必须准备各种火灸疗法，才能求得痊愈。如果是悲伤哭泣呻吟，这属于邪气侵扰，不是狂病。应当根据治疗邪气的方法进行处理。
治疗惊风癫痫。发病时抽搐，神志昏迷不语。取穴百会，施灸七壮，最多可灸至七七四十九壮，根据病情轻重，增减艾炷的数量。另外在两足外踝下方赤白肉际的凹陷处，即金门穴，施灸七壮，最多可灸至七七四十九壮。
Treat sudden onset of epilepsy and vertigo. Inability of the feet to support the body. Acupoint: Tianzhu (BL11).
Treat epilepsy attacks. Convulsions, manic running, inability to sleep. Restlessness in the heart. Acupoints: Cuanzhu (BL2), Xiaohai (SI8), Houding (GV23), Qiangjian (GV19).
Treat wind-induced epilepsy disease. Saliva and foam, manic烦躁 (irritability/restlessness), chest and abdominal fullness. Acupoints: Sizhukong (TE23), Tonggu (BL65).
Treat epilepsy. Moxibustion at the Huiyin (CV1) point, located centrally between the scrotum below and the anus, using "Sui Nian Zhuang" (number of moxa cones equal to the patient's age).
Treat dian disease (epilepsy with mental symptoms). Tongue protrusion like a sheep, bleating like a sheep, neck twisting. Acupoints: Tianjing (TE10), Xiaohai (SI8).
Treat dian disease. Prone to fright, bleating like a sheep. Acupoints: Xuanli (GB37), Shugu (BL65).
Treat jing xian (fright-induced epilepsy). Manic running, suffering from dian disease. Acupoints: Jinsuo (GV22), Qugu (CV2), Yinggu (KI10), Xingjian (LR2).
Treat re xian (heat-induced epilepsy). Fright accompanied by visual hallucinations. Acupoint: Lieque (LU7).
Treat spontaneous laughter without cause, epilepsy. Confused speech, unaware of seniority or status. Alternating joy and crying. Lockjaw (inability to open the mouth). Acupoint: Shuigou (GV26).
Treat epilepsy attacks accompanied by weeping. Acupoint: Xinshu (BL15).
Treat jing xian manic running, dian disease. Spinal stiffness and rigidity. Eyes rolling upward or downward. Acupoint: Jinsuo (GV22).
Treat epilepsy. Acupoints: Pugen (BL60), Jinmen (BL63).
Treat wind-induced epileptic pathogenic factors. Acupoint: Jizhong (GV12).
Treat five types of epilepsy in adults and children. Acupoint: Shenmen (HT7).
Treat wind-xian and dian pathogenic factors. Acupoint: Jishu (BL11 - *Note: Text says Ji Shu, likely referring to spinal shu points generally or a specific typo for Jizhong/Jinsuo contextually, but literal translation is Jishu*).
Treat swelling qi wind-xian and dian feng. Failure to recognize people, bleating like a sheep, opisthotonos (body bent backward like a bow), disheveled hair, singing then crying, imitating others' speech, palpitations and anxiety, restless sleep. Acupoint: Shenting (GV24).
Treat epilepsy. Tongue protrusion, salivation, bleating like a sheep. Acupoint: Shaohai (HT3).
Treat epilepsy. Acupoints: Feishu (BL13), Pugen (BL60).
Treat kuang xian (manic epilepsy) and feng xian (wind epilepsy). Tongue protrusion. Acupoint: Weiwuan (ST10/ST11 area, literally Stomach Epigastrium). Moxibustion 100 cones. No acupuncture.
Treat kuang xian failing to recognize people, dian vertigo and confusion. Acupoint: Baihui (GV20). Moxibustion 9 cones.
The *Nan Jing Shu* states: After the onset of kuang disease (mania), the patient dislikes sleeping and lying down, refuses food, claims to be wise and virtuous, sings, laughs, walks, and runs. This is caused by excessive Yang Qi. Therefore, the classics state "Chong Yang Zhe Kuang" (Double Yang results in Mania). It is erroneous for modern people to call this Dian disease (epilepsy/depression-like state). Dian disease involves stiffening and falling to the ground upon attack, hence the term "Dian Jue". This is caused by excessive Yin Qi, leading to an inability to stand or walk, resulting in collapse. It is also erroneous for modern people to mistake this for Xian disease (epilepsy). The analysis of Dian and Kuang diseases is thus clear and obvious, yet people remain unconvinced. Is this due to errors in transmission and learning that are difficult to correct?
Whenever Kuang disease manifests with a desire to run, or self-proclaimed divinity and nobility, various fire moxibustion therapies must be prepared to seek recovery. If the patient exhibits weeping, sobbing, and groaning, this is attributed to Evil Pathogens, not Kuang disease. Treatment should follow methods for expelling evil pathogens.
Treat jing feng (wind-stroke/fright wind) and epilepsy. Upon attack, convulsions occur, consciousness is clouded, and speech is absent. Acupoint: Baihui (GV20). Moxibustion 7 cones, up to 49 cones (Qi Qi Zhuang), adjusting the number of moxa cones based on severity. Additionally, at the depression between the red and white skin at the lower aspect of both lateral malleoli, the Jinmen (BL63) acupoint, moxibustion 7 cones, up to 49 cones.