大迎、五里、臂 、主寒热。颈瘰 。（千）大迎、治寒热。颈痛瘰 。（铜）缺盆、
治寒
热瘰 。缺盆中肿。外溃则生。胸中热满。腹大。水气。缺盆中痛。汗出。（明同。）五里
、治寒热瘰 咳嗽。臂 、治寒热。颈项急。瘰 。肩背痛不得举。少海、疗腋下瘰
臂疼屈伸不得。风痹疼疰病。（明）天牖、疗瘰 寒热。颈有积气。暴聋肩痛。（下）灸一
切瘰 在项上。及触处但有肉结凝。似作 及痈疖者。以独头蒜截两头留心。大作艾炷如蒜
大小。贴 子上灸之。勿令上破肉。但取热而已。七壮一易蒜。日日灸之。取消止。一切瘰
。灸两胯里患 处宛宛中。日一壮止。神验。又五里、人迎各三十壮。又患人背两边腋下
后文上。随年壮。又耳后发际直脉七壮。
有同舍项上患 。人教用忍冬草研细。酒与水煎服。以滓敷而愈。（详见良方。）次年复
生。用前药不效。以艾灸之而除根。有小儿耳后生 。用药敷不效。亦灸之而愈云。
瘰 初生如梅李。切忌以毒药点蚀。及针刀镰割。劳 为甚。既经蚀取之。后无有不死
者。
盖外医既少慈悲。又利于积日。特宜戒之。（必） 疡着颈及胸前。灸乳间。（见白驳。）
腋下瘰 漏。臂疼屈伸不得。风痹漏瘙。针少海三分。（留七呼。泻五吸。）针瘰 、先拄针
皮上三十六息。推针入。内之追核大小。勿出核。三上三下乃出针。颈漏、天池百壮。又心
鸠尾下宛宛中七十。又章门、临泣、支沟、阳辅、百壮。又肩井随年。又以艾炷绕四畔周匝
。七壮即止。诸恶漏中冷 肉出。灸足内踝上各三壮。二年者六壮。（千翼）
大迎穴、五里穴、臂臑穴，主治寒热往来及颈部瘰疬。（出自《千金方》）大迎穴，治疗寒热、颈痛及瘰疬。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）缺盆穴，治疗寒热、瘰疬。若缺盆中肿胀，外溃则生疮疡；胸中烦热胀满，腹部胀大，水气停聚；缺盆中疼痛，出汗。（《明堂经》观点相同）五里穴，治疗寒热、瘰疬、咳嗽；臂臑穴，治疗寒热、颈项拘急、瘰疬、肩背疼痛且不能抬举。少海穴，治疗腋下瘰疬、手臂疼痛、屈伸不利、风痹及流注病。（《明堂经》）天牖穴，治疗瘰疬、寒热、颈部有积气、突发耳聋、肩痛。（《下经》）灸治一切位于颈部的瘰疬，以及触摸时发现有肉结凝聚，类似结核或痈疖者。用独头蒜切去两头，保留中心部分，制作如蒜大小的艾炷，贴在病灶上施灸，不要令皮肤破溃，只需感到温热即可。每七壮更换一次蒜片，每日施灸，直到瘰疬消除为止。治疗一切瘰疬，可灸两胯内侧患处凹陷处，每日一壮即止，效果神验。另外，也可灸五里穴、人迎穴各三十壮。或者在患者背部两侧、腋下后方、腕骨上方，根据患者年龄决定壮数（随年壮）。或者灸耳后发际直下的脉线上七壮。
有一位同宿舍的人颈部患有瘰疬，有人教他用忍冬草研成细末，用酒和水煎服，并将药渣敷在患处而痊愈。（详见《良方》）。次年复发，使用之前的药物无效，改用艾灸才除根。有一个小儿耳后生出瘰疬，用药敷治无效，也是通过艾灸而痊愈的。
瘰疬初生时像梅子或李子大小，切忌使用毒药点涂腐蚀，也不要用针刀镰割切除，否则会导致劳损甚至死亡。一旦经过腐蚀或手术去除，后来没有不死亡的。因为外科医生既缺乏慈悲心，又利于拖延时日以牟利，特别应当戒除这种做法。（出自《必效方》）
溃疡附着于颈部及胸前，可灸乳间穴位。（见白驳病条）腋下瘰疬漏管，手臂疼痛屈伸不利，风痹漏疮瘙痒，针刺少海穴三分深。（留针七个呼吸时间，施行泻法五个呼吸时间）。针刺瘰疬结节时，先将针抵住皮肤上停留三十六个呼吸的时间，然后推针进入，进针深度追随核块的大小，但不要刺出核块，提插三次后出针。颈部漏管，灸天池穴一百壮。又灸鸠尾穴下方凹陷处七十壮。又灸章门穴、足临泣穴、支沟穴、阳辅穴，各一百壮。又灸肩井穴，根据年龄决定壮数。另外，用艾炷围绕病灶四周施灸，七壮即止。对于各种恶性的漏管中冷肉突出者，灸双侧足内踝上方各三壮；病程两年的灸六壮。（出自《千金翼方》）
Daying (ST5), Wuli (LI21), and Binao (SI9) govern chills and fever, and scrofula of the neck. (Qian) Daying treats chills and fever, neck pain, and scrofula. (Tong) Quepen (SI13) treats chills and fever, scrofula. Swelling in the middle of Quepen; if it ulcerates externally, sores arise. Heat and fullness in the chest, abdominal distension, water qi accumulation, pain in the middle of Quepen, and sweating. (Ming is the same.) Wuli treats chills and fever, scrofula, and cough; Binao treats chills and fever, stiffness of the neck and nape, scrofula, shoulder and back pain with inability to lift the arm. Shaohai (HT3) treats scrofula in the axilla, arm pain, inability to flex and extend, wind-bi, and traveling pain diseases. (Ming) Tianyou (TE16) treats scrofula, chills and fever, accumulated qi in the neck, sudden deafness, and shoulder pain. (Xia) Moxibustion for all scrofula located on the neck, as well as any palpable nodules resembling tubercles or carbuncles. Use a single-clove garlic, cut off both ends but keep the center, make moxa cones the size of the garlic clove, place them on the lesion, and moxibustate without breaking the skin, only until heat is felt. Change the garlic after seven cones. Moxibustate daily until the scrofula disappears. For all scrofula, moxibustate the hollows in the inner aspect of both groins at the affected sites, one cone per day, which is miraculous. Alternatively, moxibustate Wuli and Renying (ST9) each thirty cones. Or, on both sides of the patient's back, behind the axillae, and above the wrist bones, use the number of cones corresponding to the patient's age. Or, moxibustate seven cones on the vessel directly below the hairline behind the ear.
A colleague had scrofula on his neck. Someone taught him to grind Honeysuckle Stem (Lonicerae Japonicae Caulis) into fine powder, decoct it with wine and water, drink the liquid, and apply the dregs topically, resulting in a cure. (See Liang Fang.) It recurred the next year. The previous medicine was ineffective. Root removal was achieved only by moxibustation. A child developed scrofula behind the ear. Topical medication was ineffective. It also healed after moxibustation.
When scrofula first appears, the size of a plum or apricot, strictly avoid using toxic drugs for cauterization, nor use needles, knives, or sickles for excision, as this leads to severe debilitation. Once treated with cauterization or surgery, death invariably follows later. This is because external physicians often lack compassion and benefit from prolonged treatment periods; this practice must be strictly avoided. (Bi) Ulcers adhering to the neck and anterior chest can be treated by moxibustating between the breasts. (See Bai Bo) Scrofulous fistula in the axilla, arm pain with inability to flex and extend, wind-bi fistula, and pruritus: needle Shaohai 0.3 cun deep. Retain the needle for seven breaths, employ reducing method for five breaths. When needling scrofula nodules, first rest the needle tip on the skin for thirty-six breaths, then push the needle in. The depth should follow the size of the nodule, but do not penetrate through the nodule. Perform three lifting and thrusting motions, then withdraw the needle. Neck fistula: moxibustate Tianchi (PC1) one hundred cones. Also moxibustate seventy cones in the hollow below Xinjiuwei (CV15). Also moxibustate Zhangmen (LR13), Zulinqi (GB41), Zhigou (TE6), and Yangfu (GB38), each one hundred cones. Also moxibustate Jianjing (GB21) according to the patient's age. Additionally, surround the perimeter of the lesion with moxa cones, stopping after seven cones. For various malignant fistulas with cold flesh protruding, moxibustate three cones on each side above the medial malleolus. For cases lasting two years, moxibustate six cones. (Qian Yi)