印堂治一切惊风不语 颊车治牙关紧
瞳子 治眼闭 迎香治口眼俱闭。
少海治惊风(俱宜以掐代针) 推外关间使。止转筋吐泻。
掐阳池止头痛。清补肾水开大小便闭塞。又能发汗。
掐总筋过天河水。清心经治口疮潮热。夜啼。四肢常掣掐外劳宫。治遍身潮热。肚起青
筋揉之效。
揉劳宫动心火发汗。不可轻用。
后溪推上为泻。主利小便。推下为补肾。
腕骨穴止泻。往下推拂。
合骨穴在虎口上两骨合缝处。定惊。两手各一焦。
中廉治筋抽。掐之即揉 解 内吊惊往后仰揉掐之。膝上鬼眼穴若身后仰。掐住身即正
。(此即膝眼共四穴)
委中治惊时往前仆。向下掐住便直。
仆参治脚掣跳口咬 左转揉之止吐。右转揉之止泻。又惊。又吐。又泻。掐此穴及脚
中趾效。
大敦。惊来若急拿之。或鞋带穴对拿(鞋带穴。一作仆参夏氏曰即昆仑穴灸三壮。治小
儿发痫螈 )
涌泉治惊吐泻。掐之男左转揉之止吐。右转揉之止泻。左转不揉主吐。右转不揉主泻。
推法。开天门二十四下(从眉心推上发际)分阴阳九下(用两大指推从眉心。分推至太阳
。此不论寒热虚实皆用)如感寒。在太阳上重揉发汗。体弱感寒亦揉太阳发汗。并揉太阴以
留汗。使发汗在皮里膜外之间。庶免汗失亡阳。更加虚弱之□(女则揉太阴发汗。揉太阳止
汗)随向天庭。眉心。山根。准头。人中承浆。各穴掐一下以代针法。男在左手三关推上三
十。退六腑五六十。以应之又将我两手握儿左手掌向上。于总筋穴分推六七下。又在左手掌
上运八卦从艮宫推往坎宫二三十回。曲儿左手小指重揉外劳宫名曰黄蜂入洞三十下即于五指
节。逐一揉两次。在左脚委中穴往下捋三十下。以上男女各推左手左脚。即用元宵灯少定之
○定惊元宵灯火。囟门。眉心脐心。脐输。(脐周遭六焦如HT 样)少商。合骨。鞋带。各穴共
十五焦(用灯心蘸清油点火。根据次淬之。)
以上推法用葱姜煎汁浸染医人大指根据次推之。至于别穴。看症再加揉法。
印堂穴治疗各种惊风导致的失语；颊车穴治疗牙关紧闭；瞳子髎穴治疗眼睑闭合；迎香穴治疗口眼俱闭。
少海穴治疗惊风（均适宜用掐法代替针刺），推外关穴和间使穴可止住转筋、呕吐和腹泻。
掐阳池穴可止头痛，清补肾水以开通大小便闭塞，又能发汗。
掐总筋穴并推天河水，可清心经之热，治疗口疮、潮热、夜间啼哭及四肢经常抽搐；掐外劳宫穴治疗全身潮热，腹部出现青筋时揉此穴有效。
揉劳宫穴可动心火、发汗，不可轻易使用。
后溪穴向上推为泻法，主要功效是通利小便；向下推为补肾法。
腕骨穴可止泻，往下推拂即可。
合谷穴位于虎口上两骨结合的缝隙处，具有定惊作用，双手各掐一次。
中渚穴治疗筋脉抽搐，掐后即揉；解溪穴治疗内吊惊（惊风向后仰倒），揉掐此穴即可；膝上的鬼眼穴（即膝眼，共四穴），若身体向后仰倒，掐住此处身体即刻端正。
委中穴治疗惊风时向前扑倒，向下掐住即可伸直。
仆参穴治疗脚部抽搐跳动、口咬（咬牙），左转揉此穴可止吐，右转揉此穴可止泻；若同时出现惊、吐、泻症状，掐此穴及脚中趾穴有效。
大敦穴，惊风发作急迫时拿此穴，或配合鞋带穴对拿（鞋带穴，一作仆参穴，夏氏说即昆仑穴，灸三壮，治疗小儿发痫抽搐）。
涌泉穴治疗惊风引起的吐泻，掐之后男性向左转揉可止吐，向右转揉可止泻；仅左转不揉主治呕吐，仅右转不揉主治腹泻。
推法：开天门二十四下（从眉心推至发际）；分阴阳九下（用两个大拇指从眉心向两侧太阳穴分推，无论寒热虚实皆适用）。如果感受寒邪，在太阳穴上重揉以发汗；体质虚弱者感受寒邪也揉太阳穴发汗，并揉太阴穴以留汗，使发汗发生在皮里膜外之间，以免汗出过多导致亡阳，更加虚弱（女性则揉太阴穴发汗，揉太阳穴止汗）。随后向天庭、眉心、山根、准头、人中、承浆等各穴掐一下，以代替针法。男性在左手三关穴向上推三十次，退六腑穴五六十次，以与之相应。然后将我的两手握住患儿左手掌，掌心向上，在总筋穴分推六七下；又在左手掌上运八卦，从艮宫推往坎宫二三十回；弯曲患儿左手小指，重揉外劳宫穴，名为“黄蜂入洞”，三十下；接着在五节指逐一揉两次；在左脚委中穴往下捋三十下。以上推法男女均只推左手左脚。然后用元宵灯稍作熏熨○定惊元宵灯火疗法：囟门、眉心、脐心、脐输（脐周绕六焦，如HT样）、少商、合谷、鞋带等穴，每穴共十五壮（用灯心草蘸清油点火，依次灼烫）。
以上推法使用葱姜煎汁浸染医人大拇指，依次推拿。至于其他穴位，根据病症再加揉法。
Yintang (Ex-HN1) treats all types of wind-stroke with aphasia; Jiache (ST6) treats trismus; Tongziliao (BL1) treats closed eyelids; Yingxiang (LI20) treats closure of both mouth and eyes.
Shaohai (HT3) treats wind-stroke (pinching is preferred over needling); pushing Waiguan (TE5) and Jianshi (PC5) stops muscle spasms, vomiting, and diarrhea.
Pinching Yangchi (TE4) stops headache, clears and tonifies Kidney Water to open blockage of urination and defecation, and induces sweating.
Pinching Zongjin (Extra point) and pushing Tianhequ (Conception Vessel channel between wrist and elbow) clears Heart Heat, treating mouth ulcers, tidal fever, night crying, and frequent convulsions of the four limbs; pinching Wailaogong (Extra point) treats generalized tidal fever; rubbing this point is effective when green veins appear on the abdomen.
Rubbing Laogong (PC8) stirs Heart Fire and induces sweating; it should not be used lightly.
Houxi (SI3): Pushing upward is a draining method, primarily promoting diuresis; pushing downward is a tonifying method for the Kidneys.
Wangu (SI4) stops diarrhea; pushing downwards suffices.
Hegu (LI4) is located in the crease between the first and second metacarpal bones at the tiger's mouth; it calms fright. Pinch once on each hand.
Zhongzhu (TE3) treats tendon cramps; pinch then rub. Xiiejie (ST41) treats "internal-drawing fright" (convulsions with backward arching); rubbing and pinching corrects the posture. Guiyan (Extra points, i.e., Xianyan/Knee Eye, four points total): If the body arches backward, pinching these points immediately straightens the body.
Weizhong (BL40) treats forward falling during convulsions; pinching downwards straightens the body.
Pusen (BL60) treats foot twitching/jumping and teeth grinding. Rubbing clockwise stops vomiting; rubbing counter-clockwise stops diarrhea. For simultaneous fright, vomiting, and diarrhea, pinching this point and the middle toe is effective.
Dadun (LR1): When fright strikes urgently, grasp this point, or use bilateral grasping with Xiedai (Extra point). (Note: Xiedai is also known as Pusan, or Kunlun (BL60) according to Xia; moxibustion of three cones treats pediatric epilepsy and convulsions.)
Yongquan (KI1) treats fright-induced vomiting and diarrhea. After pinching, for males, rotating left and rubbing stops vomiting; rotating right and rubbing stops diarrhea. Rotating left without rubbing treats vomiting; rotating right without rubbing treats diarrhea.
Pushing techniques: Open Heavenly Gate 24 times (from glabella up to hairline); Divide Yin and Yang 9 times (using thumbs to push from glabella laterally to Taiyang points; applicable regardless of cold, heat, excess, or deficiency). If affected by cold, rub Taiyang heavily to induce sweating; for weak constitutions affected by cold, also rub Taiyang to induce sweating, and rub Taiyin to retain sweat, ensuring perspiration occurs between the skin and fascia, thereby preventing Yang collapse due to excessive sweating and further weakness (for females, rub Taiyin to induce sweating and Taiyang to stop sweating). Subsequently, pinch Yingtian, Glabella, Shangen, Zhuntou, Renzhong, and Chengjiang points once each to substitute for needling. For males, push up San Guan (Three Passes) on the left hand 30 times, and drain Liu Fu (Six Bowels) 50-60 times to correspond. Then, hold the child's left palm upwards with both hands, divide-push Zongjin 6-7 times, and perform Bagua rotation on the left palm from Gen Palace to Kan Palace 20-30 times. Bend the child's left little finger and heavily rub Wailaogong, named "Yellow Bee Enters the Cave," 30 times. Then, rub each of the five finger joints twice. On the left leg, stroke Weizhong downwards 30 times. The above pushing methods apply only to the left hand and left foot for both genders. Follow with mild warming using a Lantern Festival lamp ○ Calming Fright with Lantern Fire: Moxibustion on Fontanelle, Glabella, Umbilical Center, Umbilical Periphery (six burns around umbilicus), Shaoshang (LU11), Hegu (LI4), and Xiedai, 15 burns per point (using rush pith dipped in clear oil ignited for cauterization).
The above pushing techniques are performed using the practitioner's thumb soaked in decoction of ginger and scallion. For other points, additional rubbing methods are applied based on symptoms.