（余见痢 肠风）
复留、太冲等、（并见痢。）会阳、（见泻。）主便血。（千）下廉、幽门、（明同。）
太白、（见吐泻。）治泄利脓血。（铜）太白、治吐泄脓血。（见腹胀。）小肠俞、治大便脓血出
。（明同。）下 、治大便下血。腹哀、治大便脓血。（见腹痛。）千又云、寒中食不化腹
痛。劳宫、（见伤寒。）治大小便血。
陆氏续集验方、治下血不止。量脐心与脊骨平。于脊骨上灸七壮即止。如再发、即再灸
七壮。永除根本。目睹数人有效。予尝用此灸人肠风。皆除根本。神效无比。然亦须按其骨突处
酸疼方灸之。不疼则不灸也。但便血本因于肠风。肠风即肠痔。不可分而为三。或分为三而
（ 漏 余见疡 ）
长强、治肠风下血。五种痔。疳蚀下部 。此痔根本是冷。谨冷食房劳。（铜与明同。）
云、疗久痔。会阴、治谷道瘙扰。久痔相通者死。（千云。主痔与阴相通者死。）会阳、
治久痔。小肠俞、治五痔疼。（明同。） 边、治五痔发肿。复溜、治血痔泄后肿。
飞扬、治野鸡痔。承山、治久痔。肿痛。扶承、治久痔尻 肿。大便难。阴胞有寒。小便不利
。千云、疗五种痔。泻鲜血。尻 中肿。大便难。小便不利。气海俞、疗痔病泻血。（明）
飞扬、主痔篡伤痛。商丘、复溜、主痔血泄后重。劳宫、主热痔。承筋、承扶、委
中、阳谷、主痔痛掖下肿。商丘、主痔骨蚀。（铜云。痔疾骨疽蚀。）支沟、章门、主马
刀肿 。绝骨、主 马刀掖肿。侠溪、阳辅、（铜同。）太冲、主掖下肿。马刀 。（
铜云。太冲临泣治马刀疡 。）天突、章门、天池、支沟、主漏。天突、天窗、主漏颈
痛。长强、疗下漏。（明见痔一千用葶苈子豉作饼灸漏。外台云∶不可灸头疮。葶苈气入
。）灸痔法。疾若未深。尾闾骨下近谷道灸一穴。便可除去。如传信方先以经年槐枝煎汤
洗。后灸其上七壮。大称其验。如本草只以马蓝菜根一握、水三碗、煎碗半。乘热以小口瓦
器中熏洗。令肿退。于元生鼠奶根上灸。（即不可灸尖头。恐效迟。）如患深、用汤洗未退。
易汤洗令消。然后灸。觉火气通至胸乃效。病虽深、至二十余壮。永绝根本。以竹片护四边
肉。仍于天色寒凉时灸。忌毒物。（集效）
千金灸漏。更有数穴。
（此前在痢疾、肠风章节中已提及）复溜、太冲等穴，（均见于痢疾病证治疗）；会阳穴，（见泄泻章节），主治便血。（出自《千金方》）下廉、幽门穴，（《明堂经》记载相同）；太白穴，（见吐泻章节），治疗泄利脓血。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）太白穴，治疗呕吐泄泻伴脓血。（见腹胀章节）小肠俞穴，治疗大便脓血排出。（《明堂经》记载相同）下髎穴，治疗大便下血。腹哀穴，治疗大便脓血。（见腹痛章节）《千金方》又说，寒邪入中焦导致食物不消化、腹痛。劳宫穴，（见伤寒章节），治疗大小便出血。
陆氏续集验方，治疗下血不止。测量肚脐中心与脊骨平齐的位置，在脊骨上灸七壮即可止血。如果再次发作，再灸七壮。可永久去除病根。我亲眼目睹数人使用此法有效。我曾将此法用于灸治他人肠风，皆能除根，神效无比。但也必须按压骨骼突起处，感到酸疼时才施灸，如果不疼则不灸。只是便血本因于肠风，肠风即肠痔，不可分为三种不同的病症。或者将其分为三类而……
（漏疮余见疡科章节）长强穴，治疗肠风下血。五种痔疮，疳蚀下部。这种痔疮的根本原因是寒冷，需谨守忌口生冷食物及节制房事。（《铜人》与《明堂》记载相同）《千金方》说，治疗久痔。会阴穴，治疗肛门瘙痒扰攘。久痔与阴部相通者预后不良，属死证。（《千金方》云：主痔与阴部相通者死。）会阳穴，治疗久痔。小肠俞穴，治疗五种痔疮疼痛。（《明堂》记载相同）白环俞穴，治疗五种痔疮发作肿胀。复溜穴，治疗血痔泄后肿胀。飞扬穴，治疗野鸡痔。承山穴，治疗久痔肿痛。扶承穴，治疗久痔尻部肿胀，大便困难，阴胞有寒，小便不利。《千金方》云，治疗五种痔疮，泻出鲜血，尻部肿胀，大便困难，小便不利。气海俞穴，治疗痔病泻血。（《明堂》）飞扬穴，主痔孔伤痛。商丘、复溜穴，主痔血泄后重坠感。劳宫穴，主热痔。承筋、承扶、委中、阳谷穴，主痔痛腋下肿。商丘穴，主痔骨蚀。（《铜人》云：痔疾骨疽蚀。）支沟、章门穴，主马刀肿。绝骨穴，主马刀腋下肿。侠溪、阳辅穴，（《铜人》同），太冲穴，主腋下肿。马刀瘘。（《铜人》云：太冲、足临泣治马刀疡。）天突、章门、天池、支沟穴，主漏疮。天突、天窗穴，主漏疮颈部疼痛。长强穴，治疗下漏。（《明堂》见痔，《千金方》用葶苈子豉作饼灸漏疮。《外台秘要》云：不可灸头疮。葶苈之气入。）
灸痔法。若病未深，在尾闾骨下近肛门处灸一穴，便可除去。如《传信方》所言，先以经年槐枝煎汤清洗，然后在其上灸七壮，非常灵验。如《本草》所载，只用马蓝菜根一把，水三碗，煎至一碗半，趁热用小口瓦器熏洗，令肿胀消退，然后在元生鼠奶根上灸。（即不可灸尖头，恐见效慢。）如果患病较深，用汤洗后肿胀未退，换汤洗令其消散，然后再灸。感觉火气通达至胸部才有效。病虽深，灸二十多壮，可永久断根。用竹片保护四周肌肉，仍要在天气寒凉时施灸，忌食毒物。（《集效方》）
(Previously mentioned in the sections on Dysentery and Intestinal Wind) Fuliu (KI7), Taichong (LR3), etc., (also seen in Dysentery treatment); Huiyang (BL35), (see Diarrhea section), governs hematochezia. (From *Qianjin Fang*) Xialian (ST37), Youmen (CV19), (*Mingtang* records are identical); Taibai (SP3), (see Vomiting and Diarrhea section), treats dysentery with pus and blood. (From *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*) Taibai (SP3), treats vomiting, diarrhea accompanied by pus and blood. (See Abdominal Distension section) Xiaochangshu (BL27), treats passage of pus and blood in stool. (*Mingtang* records are identical) Xialiao (BL32), treats lower gastrointestinal bleeding. Fu'ai (ST25), treats passage of pus and blood in stool. (See Abdominal Pain section) *Qianjin Fang* also states: Cold invading the middle jiao causing food stagnation and abdominal pain. Laogong (PC8), (see Shaoyang Syndrome section), treats bleeding from both upper and lower orifices.
Lu's Continuation of Verified Prescriptions, treats persistent lower gastrointestinal bleeding. Measure the level between the center of the umbilicus and the spine. Moxa seven moxa cones at the point level with the spine on the back to stop bleeding immediately. If it recurs, moxa another seven cones. This can permanently eradicate the root cause. I have witnessed several people benefiting from this method. I once used this moxibustion technique for others suffering from intestinal wind, all of whom were cured of the root cause, with miraculous efficacy. However, one must press the bony prominence; only moxa if there is soreness. Do not moxa if there is no pain. Hematochezia originates from intestinal wind, which is essentially hemorrhoids; they should not be divided into three distinct conditions. Or if divided into three categories...
(Leakage sores, see Surgery section) Changqiang (GV1), treats intestinal wind with lower gastrointestinal bleeding. The five types of hemorrhoids, gan erosion of the lower body. The root cause of these hemorrhoids is cold; strictly avoid cold foods and sexual indulgence. (*Tongren* and *Mingtang* records are identical) *Qianjin Fang* says: Treat chronic hemorrhoids. Huiyin (CV2), treats anal pruritus and irritation. Chronic hemorrhoids communicating with the yin organs indicate a fatal prognosis. (*Qianjin Fang* states: Governs hemorrhoids communicating with the yin organs, indicating death.) Huiyang (BL35), treats chronic hemorrhoids. Xiaochangshu (BL27), treats pain from the five types of hemorrhoids. (*Mingtang* records are identical) Baihuanxu (BL30), treats swelling from the five types of hemorrhoids. Fuliu (KI7), treats swelling after bleeding from blood hemorrhoids. Feiyang (BL58), treats "wild chicken" hemorrhoids. Chengshan (BL57), treats chronic hemorrhoids with swelling and pain. Fucheng (BL36), treats swelling of the gluteal region in chronic hemorrhoids, difficult defecation, cold in the yin uterus, and difficult urination. *Qianjin Fang* states: Treats the five types of hemorrhoids, expelling bright red blood, swelling in the gluteal region, difficult defecation, and difficult urination. Qihai Shu (BL24), treats hemorrhoidal disease with bloody discharge. (*Mingtang*) Feiyang (BL58) governs pain and injury at the anal aperture. Shangqiu (SP5), Fuliu (KI7) govern heavy sensation after bleeding from hemorrhoids. Laogong (PC8) governs heat-type hemorrhoids. Chengjin (BL56), Chengfu (BL37), Weizhong (BL40), Yanggu (SI4) govern hemorrhoidal pain and axillary swelling. Shangqiu (SP5) governs bone erosion from hemorrhoids. (*Tongren* states: Bone abscess erosion from hemorrhoidal disease.) Zhigou (SJ6), Zhangmen (LR13) govern "horse knife" scrofula/swelling. Jiegu (GB39) governs "horse knife" axillary swelling. Xiaxi (GB43), Yangfu (GB38), (*Tongren* same), Taichong (LR3) govern axillary swelling. Horse knife scrofula. (*Tongren* states: Taichong and Zulinqi treat horse knife sores.) Tiantu (CV22), Zhangmen (LR13), Tianchi (PC1), Zhigou (SJ6) govern fistulas. Tiantu (CV22), Tianchuang (SI16) govern fistula with neck pain. Changqiang (GV1) treats lower leakage. (*Mingtang* sees hemorrhoids; *Qianjin Fang* uses seeds of Lepidium and fermented soybean made into cakes for moxibustion on fistulas. *Waitai Mi Yao* states: Do not moxa head sores. The qi of Lepidium enters.)
Moxibustion method for hemorrhoids. If the disease is not deep, moxa one point below the sacrum near the anus, and it can be removed. As stated in *Chuanxin Fang*, first wash with decoction of aged Sophora branch, then moxa seven cones on top, highly effective. As recorded in *Bencao*, use only one handful of Isatis root, three bowls of water, boil down to one and a half bowls. While hot, fumigate and wash with a small-mouthed earthenware vessel to reduce swelling, then moxa on Yuan Sheng Shunai root. (Do not moxa the tip, as efficacy may be delayed.) If the disease is deep and washing does not reduce swelling, change the wash to resolve it, then moxa. Efficacy is achieved when the heat sensation reaches the chest. Even if the disease is deep, moxa more than twenty cones to permanently eradicate the root. Protect surrounding flesh with a bamboo splint. Perform moxibustion during cold weather, and avoid toxic foods. (*Jixiao Fang*)
*Qianjin Fang* for treating fistulas with moxibustion has several additional acupoints.