大小五痫∶水沟 百会 神门 金门 昆仑 巨阙
惊风∶腕骨
螈 ,五指掣∶阳谷 腕骨 昆仑
摇头张口,反折∶金门
风痫,目戴上∶百会 昆仑 丝竹空
脱肛∶百会 长强
卒疝∶太冲
角弓反张∶百会
泻痢∶神阙
赤游风∶百会 委中
秋深冷痢∶灸脐下二寸及三寸动脉中
吐乳∶灸中庭(在膻中下一寸六分)
羊痫及猪痫∶巨阙(灸三壮)
口有疮蚀龈,臭秽气冲人∶灸劳宫二穴,各一壮。
卒患腹痛,肚皮青黑∶灸脐四边各半寸,三壮,鸠尾骨下一寸,三壮。
惊痫∶顶上旋毛中(灸三壮),耳后青络(灸三壮,炷如小麦大)。
风痫,手指屈如数物者∶鼻上发际宛宛中,灸三壮。
二三岁两目 赤∶大指次指间后一寸五分,灸三壮。
囟门不合∶脐上、脐下各五分,二穴各三壮,灸疮未发,囟门先合。
夜啼∶灸百会三壮
肾胀偏坠∶关元(灸三壮) 大敦(七壮)
猪痫如尸厥,吐沫∶巨阙(三壮)
食痫先寒热,洒淅乃发∶鸠尾上五分,三壮。
羊痫∶九椎下节间(灸三壮) 又法∶大椎三壮。
牛痫∶鸠尾(三壮) 又法∶鸠尾、大椎各三壮。
马痫∶仆参(二穴,各三壮) 又法∶风府、脐中各三壮。
犬痫∶两手心 足太阳 肋户(各三壮)。
鸡痫∶足诸阳(各三壮)
牙疳蚀烂∶承浆(针灸皆可)
遍身生疮∶曲池 合谷 三里 绝骨 膝眼
腋肿,马刀疡∶阳辅 太冲
热风瘾疹∶肩 曲池 曲泽 环跳 合谷 涌泉
疡肿振寒∶少海
疥癣疮∶曲池 支沟 阳溪 阳谷 大陵 合谷 后溪 委中 三里 阳辅 昆仑 行
间三阴交 百虫窠
大小五痫(五种不同类型的癫痫):取穴水沟、百会、神门、金门、昆仑、巨阙。
惊风(小儿惊厥):取穴腕骨。
抽搐,五指牵引痉挛:取穴阳谷、腕骨、昆仑。
摇头张口,身体向后反折:取穴金门。
风痫,眼球上翻:取穴百会、昆仑、丝竹空。
脱肛:取穴百会、长强。
卒发性疝气:取穴太冲。
角弓反张(身体强直后仰如弓状):取穴百会。
腹泻痢疾:取穴神阙。
赤游风(一种急性皮肤感染,红肿游走):取穴百会、委中。
深秋寒冷性痢疾:灸脐下二寸及三寸处的动脉搏动点。
吐乳:灸中庭穴(位于膻中穴下一寸六分处)。
羊痫和猪痫:灸巨阙穴(灸三壮)。
口中有疮疡腐蚀牙龈,散发臭秽之气冲向人:灸劳宫穴两穴,每穴各灸一壮。
突然患腹痛,肚皮呈现青黑色:灸肚脐四周各半寸处,每处三壮;再灸鸠尾骨下一寸处,三壮。
惊痫:灸头顶旋毛中心(灸三壮),耳后青色络脉处(灸三壮,艾炷如小麦大小)。
风痫,手指屈曲如同数物状:灸鼻上方发际凹陷处,灸三壮。
两三岁幼儿两眼发红:灸大拇指与食指之间后方一寸五分处,灸三壮。
囟门不合:灸脐上五分、脐下五分各一穴,每穴各灸三壮,待灸疮未发作时,囟门先闭合。
夜啼:灸百会穴三壮。
肾胀偏坠(肾脏肿胀导致阴囊一侧下垂):灸关元穴(灸三壮)、大敦穴(七壮)。
猪痫类似尸厥,吐沫:灸巨阙穴(三壮)。
食痫(因饮食积滞引起的癫痫),先出现寒热往来,战栗后才发作:灸鸠尾穴上五分处,三壮。
羊痫:灸第九椎骨下节间(灸三壮)。另一种方法:灸大椎穴三壮。
牛痫:灸鸠尾穴(三壮)。另一种方法:灸鸠尾、大椎各三壮。
马痫:灸仆参穴(两穴,每穴各三壮)。另一种方法:灸风府、脐中各三壮。
犬痫:灸两手心、足太阳经、肋户(每处各三壮)。
鸡痫:灸足部诸阳经穴位(每处各三壮)。
牙疳蚀烂(牙龈溃烂坏死):灸承浆穴(针灸皆可)。
遍身生疮:取穴曲池、合谷、三里、绝骨、膝眼。
腋肿,马刀疡(瘰疬的一种,生于腋下):取穴阳辅、太冲。
热风瘾疹(风热引起的荨麻疹):取穴肩髃、曲池、曲泽、环跳、合谷、涌泉。
疡肿伴发冷颤抖:取穴少海。
疥癣疮:取穴曲池、支沟、阳溪、阳谷、大陵、合谷、后溪、委中、三里、阳辅、昆仑、行间、三阴交、百虫窠。
Size and five types of epilepsy (epilepsy with varying severity and manifestations): Shuigou (GV26), Baihui (GV20), Shenmen (HT7), Jinmen (BL63), Kunlun (BL60), Jueque (CV14).
Jingfeng (pediatric convulsion): Wangu (SI4).
Convulsions, five fingers pulling and spasming: Yanggu (SI5), Wangu (SI4), Kunlun (BL60).
Shaking head, opening mouth, body bending backward: Jinmen (BL63).
Wind epilepsy, eyes rolling upward: Baihui (GV20), Kunlun (BL60), Sizhukong (TE23).
Rectal prolapse: Baihui (GV20), Changqiang (GV1).
Sudden hernia: Taichong (LR3).
Opisthotonos (body stiffened and arched backward like a bow): Baihui (GV20).
Diarrhea and dysentery: Shenque (CV8).
Chiyoufeng (acute skin infection with redness and wandering swelling): Baihui (GV20), Weizhong (BL40).
Cold dysentery in late autumn: Moxibustion at two cun and three cun below the umbilicus, in the pulsating arteries.
Regurgitation of milk: Zhongting (CV17) (located one cun six fen below Danzhong/Conception Vessel 17).
Sheep epilepsy and pig epilepsy: Jueque (CV14) (moxa three zhu).
Ulcers eroding gums in the mouth, foul odor rushing towards people: Laogong (PC8) acupoints, two points, each moxa one zhu.
Sudden abdominal pain, abdomen showing cyanotic black color: Moxibustion at half cun around the four sides of the umbilicus, three zhu each; one cun below the Jiuwei bone, three zhu.
Jingxian (startle epilepsy): Center of the whorl of hair on the top of the head (moxa three zhu), blue collaterals behind the ear (moxa three zhu, moxa cone size like a wheat grain).
Wind epilepsy, fingers curled as if counting objects: Depressed area at the hairline above the nose, moxa three zhu.
Two- or three-year-old child with red eyes: One cun five fen posterior to the web between the thumb and index finger, moxa three zhu.
Fontanelle not closed: Five fen above the umbilicus and five fen below the umbilicus, two points, three zhu each; before the moxa wound erupts, the fontanelle closes first.
Night crying: Baihui (GV20) moxa three zhu.
Kidney distension with unilateral scrotal descent: Guanyuan (CV4) (moxa three zhu), Dadun (LR1) (seven zhu).
Pig epilepsy resembling corpse-like coma, foaming at the mouth: Jueque (CV14) (three zhu).
Food epilepsy (epilepsy caused by food stagnation), preceded by alternating chills and fever, shivering before onset: Five fen above Jiuwei (CV15), three zhu.
Sheep epilepsy: Between the lower segments of the ninth thoracic vertebra (moxa three zhu). Another method: Dazhui (GV14) three zhu.
Ox epilepsy: Jiuwei (CV15) (three zhu). Another method: Jiuwei (CV15) and Dazhui (GV14), three zhu each.
Horse epilepsy: Puxen (BL61) (two points, three zhu each). Another method: Fengfu (GV16) and Qizhong (CV8), three zhu each.
Dog epilepsy: Palms of both hands, Foot-Taiyang meridian, Leihu (extra point) (three zhu each).
Chicken epilepsy: All Yang meridians of the foot (three zhu each).
Yangan erosion and rot (gum necrosis): Chengjiang (CV24) (acupuncture and moxibustion both applicable).
Sores all over the body: Quchi (LI11), Hegu (LI4), Sanli (ST36), Jiegu (GB39), Xiyan (EX-LE5).
Axillary swelling, Daochu ulcer (scrofula occurring in the axilla): Yangfu (GB38), Taichong (LR3).
Wind-heat urticaria (urticaria caused by wind-heat): Jianyu (LI15), Quchi (LI11), Quze (PC3), Huantiao (GB30), Hegu (LI4), Yongquan (KI1).
Ulcerous swelling with chills: Shaohai (HT3).
Scabies, tinea, sores: Quchi (LI11), Zhigou (TE6), Yangxi (LI5), Yanggu (SI5), Daling (PC7), Hegu (LI4), Houxi (SI3), Weizhong (BL40), Sanli (ST36), Yangfu (GB38), Kunlun (BL60), Xingjian (LR2), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Baichongke (EX-LE1).