惊风者，有急慢之分焉。急惊者，忽然搐搦，身体壮热，面红唇赤，牙闭痰迷，兼之二便不通，宜灸身柱、曲池。
慢惊者，缓缓搐搦，身体温和，面色淡黄，或睡露睛，兼之大便青色，宜灸腕骨、尺泽。若闭目、摇头、额汗、昏睡、
面青、肢厥、频吐清水，此慢脾风，不可救也。
身柱（见咳嗽。）
曲池（见偏风。）
腕骨（手外侧腕前起骨下陷中，即小指直上处。）
尺泽（见中风。）
小儿疳劳之症，面黄形瘦，肚大露筋，尿如米泔，午后潮热。皆因肥甘无节，停滞中州，传化迟滞，肠胃内伤，则
生积热，热盛生疳。宜灸下脘、胃俞，自然告痊。
下脘、胃俞（并见臌胀。）
以上七十症，按穴灸之，自无差忒。若遇跌打损伤、瘀血疼痛、痰核 串、无名肿毒，皆于患处灸之，使痛者灸至
不痛，不痛者灸至痛，即愈。
艾绒（三两） 硫黄 麝香 乳香 没药 丁香 松香 桂枝 杜仲 枳壳 皂角 细辛 芎 独活 雄黄 炮
甲（以上各一钱）
上药各秤足为末，与艾绒揉和，用绵夹绒一张，约长五寸、宽方尺，将绒药铺掺于纸上，用力实卷，如大指粗，即
为一条。如绒药尚多，即多作几条，外再加纸三四层裹之，以鸡子清通刷外层三次，阴干收藏，勿使泄气。
一用针先审病证，取何穴道，用墨涂记其上，以红布七层盖穴上，候针。
一将针向灯烛上烧透，对准穴道放于红布上，若觉大热，将针略提起，俟热定再针。以七记数，小则一七，多则七
七亦可。
一用过药针，以极干竹筒封藏，犹可后用。
惊风，有急惊和慢惊之分。急惊风表现为突然抽搐痉挛，身体高热，面色红赤，嘴唇发红，牙关紧闭，痰迷心窍，同时伴有大小便不通，适宜灸身柱穴、曲池穴。
慢惊风表现为缓缓抽搐，身体温和，面色淡黄，或者睡觉时眼睛半睁露出眼珠，同时伴有大便呈青色，适宜灸腕骨穴、尺泽穴。如果出现闭目、摇头、额头出汗、昏睡、面色青紫、四肢厥冷、频繁呕吐清水等症状，这是慢脾风，属于不可救治的危重症。
身柱穴（参见咳嗽章节）。
曲池穴（参见偏风章节）。
腕骨穴（位于手外侧腕部前方起骨下方的凹陷处，即小指直上对应的位置）。
尺泽穴（参见中风章节）。
小儿疳劳病，表现为面色萎黄、形体消瘦、腹部膨大且皮下静脉显露、尿液像米泔水一样浑浊、午后出现潮热。这都是因为饮食肥甘厚味没有节制，导致食物停滞在中焦脾胃，传导运化迟缓，肠胃内伤，从而产生积热，热盛则生疳疾。适宜灸下脘穴、胃俞穴，自然能够痊愈。
下脘穴、胃俞穴（均参见臌胀章节）。
以上七十种病症，按照穴位进行艾灸，自然不会出差错。如果遇到跌打损伤、瘀血疼痛、痰核串连、无名肿毒等情况，都在患处进行艾灸，使疼痛者灸到不痛，不痛者灸到感到疼痛，即可痊愈。
艾绒（三两）、硫黄、麝香、乳香、没药、丁香、松香、桂枝、杜仲、枳壳、皂角、细辛、川芎、独活、雄黄、炮穿山甲（以上各一钱）。
将上述药物分别称量捣碎成粉末，与艾绒揉和均匀，取一张绵纸夹着艾绒，大约长五寸、宽一尺，将艾绒药物铺撒在纸上，用力紧密卷起，粗细如大拇指，这就成为一条艾条。如果艾绒药物还有剩余，就多做几条，外面再加三四层纸包裹，用鸡蛋清通刷外层三次，阴干后收藏，不要使其漏气。
第一条：使用针法前，先审察病证，选取哪个穴位，用墨汁标记在上面，用七层红布覆盖在穴位上，等待施针。
第二条：将针在灯烛上烧透，对准穴位放在红布上，如果觉得太烫，将针稍微提起，等热度稳定后再施针。以“七”为计数单位，少则一个七（7次），多则七个七（49次）也可以。
第三条：使用过的药针，用极干的竹筒密封收藏，还可以以后继续使用。
Jingfeng (Pediatric Convulsion) is divided into acute and chronic types. Acute Jingfeng is characterized by sudden convulsions and spasms, high fever, red face and lips, locked jaw, phlegm misting the heart orifices, accompanied by obstruction of both urination and defecation; it is suitable to moxa on Shenzhu (GV12) and Quchi (LI11).
Chronic Jingfeng presents with slow convulsions, a warm body, pale yellow complexion, or eyes half-open during sleep, accompanied by greenish stool; it is suitable to moxa on Wangu (SI4) and Chize (LU5). If symptoms such as closed eyes, head shaking, sweating on the forehead, lethargy, cyanotic face, cold limbs, and frequent vomiting of clear fluid occur, this is Manpi Feng (Slow Spleen Wind), which is incurable.
Shenzhu (see Cough section).
Quchi (see Hemiplegia section).
Wangu (located in the depression below the prominent bone at the anterior aspect of the lateral wrist, corresponding to the area directly above the little finger).
Chize (see Stroke section).
Ganlao (Pediatric Malnutrition Syndrome) in children manifests as sallow complexion, emaciation, distended abdomen with visible subcutaneous veins, turbid urine resembling rice wash water, and tidal fever in the afternoon. These are caused by unregulated consumption of rich and sweet foods, leading to stagnation in the Middle Jiao (Spleen and Stomach), delayed transportation and transformation, internal injury to the intestines and stomach, resulting in accumulated heat; excessive heat generates Gan disease. It is suitable to moxa on Xiawan (CV10) and Weishu (BL21), after which recovery will naturally occur.
Xiawan, Weishu (both see Distension section).
For the above seventy conditions, applying moxibustion according to the acupoints will ensure no errors. In cases of falls and blows, blood stasis pain, wandering phlegm nodules, or unknown swelling and toxicity, apply moxibustion directly on the affected area: for painful areas, moxa until the pain ceases; for non-painful areas, moxa until pain arises, then healing occurs.
Ai Rong (Mugwort Floss) (3 liang), Liu Huang (Sulfur), She Xiang (Musk), Ru Xiang (Frankincense), Mo Yao (Myrrh), Ding Xiang (Clove), Song Xiang (Pine Rosin), Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig), Duzhong (Eucommia Bark), Zhi Ke (Aurantii Fructus), Zao Jiao (Gleditsiae Sinensis Fruit), Xi Xin (Asarum), Xiong (Ligusticum chuanxiong / Chuanxiong Rhizome), Duhuo (Angelicae Pubescentis Radix), Xiong Huang (Realgar), Pao Jia (Processed Pangolin Scales) (each 1 qian).
Weigh each of the above herbs, grind into powder, and mix thoroughly with Ai Rong. Take one sheet of cotton paper sandwiching the floss, approximately 5 cun long and 1 chi square. Spread the floss and medicine mixture onto the paper, roll tightly with force to the thickness of a thumb, forming one strip. If there is remaining floss and medicine, make more strips. Wrap externally with three to four layers of paper, brush the outer layer three times with egg white, dry in shade, and store to prevent leakage of air.
First, when using needle therapy, examine the syndrome first, select the appropriate acupoint, mark it with ink, cover the acupoint with seven layers of red cloth, and wait for the needle.
Second, heat the needle thoroughly over a lamp or candle flame, place it accurately on the red cloth over the acupoint. If it feels excessively hot, lift the needle slightly, wait for the heat to stabilize, then proceed. Count in sevens: minimum one seven (7 applications), maximum seven sevens (49 applications) is acceptable.
Third, used medicinal needles should be stored in an extremely dry bamboo tube for future use.