偏风半身不遂∶肩 曲池 列缺 合谷 手三里 环跳 风市 三里 委中 绝骨
丘墟 阳陵泉 昆仑 照海
足无膏泽∶上廉
左瘫右痪∶曲池 阳溪 合谷 中渚 三里 阳辅 昆仑
肘不能屈∶腕骨
偏肿∶列缺 冲阳
身体反折∶肝俞
中风肘挛∶内关
目戴上∶丝竹空
吐涎∶丝竹空 百会
不识人∶水沟 临泣 合谷
脊反折∶哑门 风府
风痹∶天井 尺泽 少海 委中 阳辅
惊痫∶尺泽（一壮） 少冲 前顶 束骨
风痫∶神庭 百会 前顶 涌泉 丝竹空 神阙（一壮） 鸠尾（三壮）
风劳∶曲泉 膀胱俞（七壮）
风疰∶百会（三壮） 肝俞（三壮） 脾俞（三壮） 肾俞（年为壮） 膀胱俞
风眩∶临泣 阳谷 腕骨 申脉
中风∶临泣 百会 肩井 肩 曲池 天井 间使 内关 合谷 风市 三里 解溪
昆仑 照海
口眼 ∶列缺 太渊 二间 申脉 内庭 行间 通谷 地仓 水沟 颊车 合谷
哑∶支沟 间使 合谷 鱼际 灵道 阴谷 复溜 然谷 通谷
口噤不开∶颊车 承浆 合谷
凡患风痫疾发则僵仆在地∶灸风池 百会
黄帝问岐伯曰∶“凡人中风、半身不遂，如何灸之？”
答曰∶“人未中风时两月前或三五个月前，非时足胫上忽发酸疼颊痹，良久方解，此将
之候也，便须急灸三里与绝骨穴四处各三壮，后用薄荷及桃柳叶煎汤淋洗灸疮，令驱逐风气
于疮口中出也。”灸疮若春好，秋更灸；秋好，春更灸，常令二足上有灸疮为妙。凡人不信此
法，或饮食不节，酒色过度，忽中此风，言语謇涩，半身不遂，宜于七处各灸三壮。如风在
左灸右，在右灸左∶
一百会 二耳前发际 三肩井 四风市 五三里 六绝骨 七曲池。
上七穴神效极多，根据法灸之，万无一失也。
黄帝灸法，疗中风、眼戴上及不能语者∶灸第二椎并五椎上各七壮，同灸，炷如半枣核
偏风导致半身不遂：取穴肩髃、曲池、列缺、合谷、手三里、环跳、风市、足三里、委中、绝骨（悬钟）、丘墟、阳陵泉、昆仑、照海。
足部缺乏滋润（枯瘦）：取上廉。
左侧瘫痪右侧肢体活动障碍：取曲池、阳溪、合谷、中渚、足三里、阳辅、昆仑。
肘部不能弯曲：取腕骨。
风痫：取神庭、百会、前顶、涌泉、丝竹空；灸神阙（一壮）、鸠尾（三壮）。
风疰（一种慢性消耗性传染病，类似结核或麻风）：灸百会（三壮）、肝俞（三壮）、脾俞（三壮）、肾俞（按年龄定壮数）、膀胱俞。
中风：取足临泣、百会、肩井、肩髃、曲池、天井、间使、内关、合谷、风市、足三里、解溪、昆仑、照海。
口眼歪斜：取列缺、太渊、二间、申脉、内庭、行间、通谷、地仓、水沟、颊车、合谷。
失语：取支沟、间使、合谷、鱼际、灵道、阴谷、复溜、然谷、通谷。
岐伯回答说：“人在尚未发生中风前的两三个月或三五个月前，非季节性的时候小腿胫部突然感到酸痛且面颊麻木，很久才能缓解，这是将发中风的征兆，此时必须紧急灸足三里和绝骨这四个穴位各三壮，之后用薄荷以及桃柳叶煎汤淋洗灸后的疮口，以便让风气从疮口中排出。”如果灸疮在春天愈合，秋天再灸；秋天愈合，春天再灸，常使双足上有灸疮为妙。凡是不相信这种方法的人，或者饮食不节制，酒色过度，忽然中了这种风，出现言语蹇涩、半身不遂的症状，适宜在七个穴位各灸三壮。如果风邪在左侧则灸右侧，在右侧则灸左侧：一、百会；二、耳前发际处；三、肩井；四、风市；五、足三里；六、绝骨；七、曲池。以上七个穴位疗效极佳，根据此法施灸，万无一失。
Hemiplegia due to Biased Wind: Acupoints include Jianyu (LI15), Quchi (LI11), Lieque (LU7), Hegu (LI4), Shousanli (LI10), Huantiao (GB30), Fengshi (GB31), Zusanli (ST36), Weizhong (BL40), Juegu (GB39), Qiuxu (GB40), Yanglingquan (GB34), Kunlun (BL60), and Zhaohai (KI6).
Dryness of the feet: Shanglian (ST37).
Left hemiplegia and right-sided paralysis: Quchi (LI11), Yangxi (LI5), Hegu (LI4), Zhongzhu (TE3), Zusanli (ST36), Yangfu (GB38), and Kunlun (BL60).
Inability to flex the elbow: Wangu (SI4).
Unilateral swelling: Lieque (LU7) and Chongyang (ST42).
Opisthotonos (body bent backward): Moxibustion on Ganshu (BL18).
Wind-stroke with elbow contracture: Neiguan (PC6).
Eyes deviated upward (Mudai): Sizhukong (TE23).
Salivation: Sizhukong (TE23) and Baihui (DU20).
Failure to recognize people (confusion): Shuigou (DU26), Linqi (GB58), and Hegu (LI4).
Spinal opisthotonos: Yamen (DU15) and Fengfu (DU16).
Wind-bi: Tianjing (TE10), Chize (LU5), Shaohai (HT3), Weizhong (BL40), and Yangfu (GB38).
Jingxian (Convulsion epilepsy): Moxibustion on Chize (LU5, 1 cone); acupoints Shaoshang (EX-UE11), Qian Ding (DU28), and Shugu (BL65).
Fengxian (Wind epilepsy): Shenting (DU24), Baihui (DU20), Qian Ding (DU28), Yongquan (KI1), and Sizhukong (TE23); Moxibustion on Shenque (CV8, 1 cone) and Jiawei (CV15, 3 cones).
Fenglao (Wind consumption): Ququan (LR8) and Pangguangshu (BL28, 7 cones).
Fengzhu (Chronic wasting disease): Moxibustion on Baihui (DU20, 3 cones), Ganshu (BL18, 3 cones), Pishu (BL20, 3 cones), Shenshu (BL23, number of cones corresponding to age in years), and Pangguangshu (BL28).
Wind-xuan (Vertigo due to wind): Linqi (GB58), Yanggu (SI3), Wangu (SI4), and Shenmai (BL62).
Zhongfeng (Wind-stroke): Linqi (GB58), Baihui (DU20), Jianjing (GB21), Jianyu (LI15), Quchi (LI11), Tianjing (TE10), Jianshi (PC5), Neiguan (PC6), Hegu (LI4), Fengshi (GB31), Zusanli (ST36), JieXi (ST41), Kunlun (BL60), and Zhaohai (KI6).
Facial deviation (Kouyan Pianxie): Lieque (LU7), Taiyuan (LU9), Erjian (LI2), Shenmai (BL62), Neiting (ST44), Xingjian (LR2), Tonggu (BL64), Dicang (ST4), Shuigou (DU26), Jiache (ST6), and Hegu (LI4).
Aphasia: Zhigou (TE6), Jianshi (PC5), Hegu (LI4), Yuji (LU10), Lingdao (HT4), YinGu (KI10), FuliU (KI7), RanGu (KI2), and Tonggu (BL64).
Trismus (inability to open mouth): Jiache (ST6), Chengjiang (CV24), and Hegu (LI4).
For cases of Fengxian where the patient stiffens and falls to the ground upon attack: Moxibustion on Fengchi (GB20) and Baihui (DU20).
The Yellow Emperor asked Qibo: "How should moxibustion be performed for ordinary people suffering from wind-stroke and hemiplegia?"
Qibo replied: "Two or three months, or even five to six months before the onset of wind-stroke, during non-seasonal times, there may be sudden soreness and pain in the lower legs accompanied by numbness in the cheeks, which resolves after a long time. This is a prodromal sign. At this stage, one must urgently perform moxibustion on Sanyangjiao (ST36) and Juegu (GB39) at four locations, three cones each. Afterwards, wash the moxa burns with a decoction of mint and peach/willow leaves to expel wind qi through the burn wounds. If the burns heal in spring, re-moxibust in autumn; if they heal in autumn, re-moxibust in spring. It is ideal to maintain moxa burns on both feet continuously. Those who do not believe in this method, or who have irregular diet, excessive alcohol, or sexual indulgence, may suddenly suffer from wind-stroke, presenting with slurred speech and hemiplegia. In such cases, it is advisable to perform three cones of moxibustion on seven specific points. If the wind pathogen is on the left, moxa the right side; if on the right, moxa the left side: 1. Baihui (DU20); 2. Hairline anterior to the ears; 3. Jianjing (GB21); 4. Fengshi (GB31); 5. Zusanli (ST36); 6. Juegu (GB39); 7. Quchi (LI11). These seven acupoints are extremely effective. Following this method ensures success without failure."
The Yellow Emperor's moxibustion method for treating wind-stroke, upward-deviated eyes, and aphasia: Perform seven cones of moxibustion on the spinous processes of the second and fifth thoracic vertebrae simultaneously. The moxa cone should be the size of half a jujube pit.