(针灸聚英)
百症 穴。再三用心。囟会连于玉枕。头风疗以金针。悬颅颔厌之中。偏头痛止。强间
丰隆
之际。头痛难禁。原夫面肿虚浮。须仗水沟前顶。耳聋气闭。全凭听会翳风。面上虫行有验
。迎香可取耳中蝉噪有声。听会堪攻。目眩兮。支正飞扬。目黄兮。阳纲胆 。攀睛攻少泽
肝之所。泪出刺临泣头维之处。眼中漠漠。即寻攒竹三间。目视KT KT 。急取养老天柱。雀
目肥气。睛明行间而细推。项强伤寒。温溜期门而主之。廉泉中冲。舌下肿痛堪取。天府合
谷。鼻中衄血宜追。耳门丝竹空。治牙疼于顷刻。颊车地仓穴。正口 于片时。喉痛兮。液
门鱼际可疗。转筋兮。金门丘墟所医。阳谷侠 。颔肿口噤并治。少商曲泽。血虚口渴同施
。通天去鼻内无闻之苦。复溜祛舌干口燥之悲。哑门关冲。舌缓不语为要紧。天鼎间使。失
音嗫嚅之休迟。太冲泻唇 以速愈。承浆住牙疼而即移。项强多恶风束骨相连于天柱。热病
汗不出。大都更接于经渠。且如两臂顽麻。少海就旁于三里半身不遂。阳陵远达于曲池。建
里内关。扫尽胸中之苦闷。听宫脾 。祛残心下之悲凄。久知胁肋疼痛。气户华盖有灵。腹
内肠鸣。下脘陷谷能平。胸胁支满何疗。章门不用细寻。膈疼蓄饮难禁。膻中巨阙宜取。痞
满更加噎塞。中府意舍所行。胸膈停留瘀血。肾 巨 有征。胸满项强。神藏璇玑已试。背
连腰痛。白环委中曾经。脊强兮。水道筋缩。目眩兮颧 大迎。 病非颅息不愈。脐风须然
谷方醒委阳天池。腋肿针而立散。后 环跳。腿疼刺之即轻梦魇不宁。厉兑相谐于隐白。发
狂奔走。上脘同起于神门惊悸怔忡。取阳交(一作阳 )解 勿误。反张悲哭。仗天冲大横须
精。癫疾必身柱本神之令。发热仗少冲曲池之津。岁热时行陶道复求肺 理。(一作中膂俞)
风痫常发。神道还须心 宁湿寒湿热下 定。厥寒厥热涌泉清。寒栗恶寒。二间疏通阴 善
。烦心呕吐。幽门开彻玉堂明。行间涌泉。主消渴之肾竭。阴陵水分。去水肿之脐盈痨瘵传
尸。趋魄户膏肓之路。中邪霍乱。寻阴谷三里之程。治疸消黄。谐后 劳宫而看。倦言嗜卧
。往通里大钟而行。咳嗽连声。肺 须迎天突穴。小便赤涩。兑端独泻太阳经(心与小肠火
盛者刺手少阴俞神门。在掌后兑骨端。又刺手太阳腕骨阳谷)刺长强与承山。善主肠风新下
血。针三阴(交)与气海。专司白浊久遗精。且如肓 横骨(皆肾经穴)泻五淋之久积阴 后
治盗汗之多出。脾虚谷以不消。脾 膀胱 觅。胃冷食而难化。魂门胃 堪责。鼻痔必取龈
交。瘿气须求浮白。大敦照海。患寒疝而善蠲。五里臂 。生 疮而能治。至阴屋翳。疗痒
疾之疼多。肩 阳 消瘾风之热极。妇人经事改常。自有地机血海。女子少气漏血。不无交
信合阳。带下产崩。冲门气冲宜审。月潮违限。天枢水泉细详。肩并乳痈而极效。商丘痔漏
而最良。脱肛趋百会尾 之所。(大成作尾翳误)无子搜阴交石关之乡(石关足少阴经)中脘主
乎积痢。外丘收乎大肠。寒疟兮。商阳太 验。 癖兮冲门血海强夫医乃人之司命。非智士
而莫为。针又理之元微。须至人之指教。先究其病源后攻其穴道。随手见功。应针取效。
《针灸聚英》
百症赋。反复用心研读。囟会穴连接玉枕穴。头风病用金针治疗。悬颅穴与颔厌穴之间。偏头痛可止。强间穴与丰隆穴之际。头痛难以忍受。
原来面部浮肿虚胖。必须依靠水沟穴和前顶穴。耳聋气闭。全凭听会穴和翳风穴。面上感觉虫行有验。迎香穴可取。耳中蝉鸣有声。听会穴可以攻治。目眩。支正穴、飞扬穴有效。目黄。阳纲穴、胆俞穴（原文“胆”后缺字，据理补）有效。攀睛（翼状胬肉）。少泽穴为肝经所主之处。泪出。刺临泣穴、头维穴之处。眼中模糊不清。即寻找攒竹穴、三间穴。视物昏花不明。急取养老穴、天柱穴。雀盲（夜盲症）与肥气（腹中积块）。睛明穴、行间穴细细推求。项强伴有伤寒。温溜穴、期门穴主治。廉泉穴、中冲穴。舌下肿痛可取。天府穴、合谷穴。鼻中衄血宜追治。耳门穴、丝竹空穴。顷刻间治疗牙疼。颊车穴、地仓穴。片刻间矫正口眼歪斜。喉痛。液门穴、鱼际穴可疗。转筋（抽筋）。金门穴、丘墟穴所医。阳谷穴、侠溪穴。颔肿、口噤并治。少商穴、曲泽穴。血虚口渴同施。通天穴去除鼻内无闻之苦。复溜穴祛除舌干口燥之悲。哑门穴、关冲穴。舌缓不语为要紧。天鼎穴、间使穴。失音嗫嚅不要迟疑。太冲穴泻唇部热毒以速愈。承浆穴止住牙疼而即刻转移。项强多恶风。束骨穴相连于天柱穴。热病汗不出。大都穴更接于经渠穴。
且如两臂顽麻。少海穴就旁于三里穴。半身不遂。阳陵泉远达于曲池穴。建里穴、内关穴。扫尽胸中之苦闷。听宫穴、脾俞穴。祛残心下之悲凄。久知胁肋疼痛。气户穴、华盖穴有灵效。腹内肠鸣。下脘穴、陷谷穴能平复。胸胁支满如何治疗。章门穴不用细寻。膈疼蓄饮难禁。膻中穴、巨阙穴宜取。痞满更加噎塞。中府穴、意舍穴所行。胸膈停留瘀血。肾俞穴、巨骨穴有征象。胸满项强。神藏穴、璇玑穴已试效。背连腰痛。白环俞穴、委中穴曾经有效。脊强。水道穴、筋缩穴有效。目眩。颧髎穴、大迎穴有效。疝病非颅息穴不愈。脐风须灸然谷穴方醒。委阳穴、天池穴。腋肿针之而立散。后溪穴、环跳穴。腿疼刺之即轻。梦魇不宁。厉兑穴相谐于隐白穴。发狂奔走。上脘穴同起于神门穴。惊悸怔忡。取阳交穴（一作阳辅穴）。解结勿误。反张悲哭。仗天冲穴、大横穴须精。癫疾必身柱穴、本神穴的令旨。发热仗少冲穴、曲池穴之津液。岁热时行。陶道穴复求肺俞穴理。（一作中膂俞穴）。风痫常发。神道穴还须心俞穴宁。湿寒湿热下注定。厥寒厥热涌泉穴清。寒栗恶寒。二间穴疏通阴跷穴善治。烦心呕吐。幽门穴开彻玉堂穴明。行间穴、涌泉穴。主消渴之肾竭。阴陵泉穴、水分穴。去水肿之脐盈。痨瘵传尸。趋魄户穴、膏肓穴之路。中邪霍乱。寻阴谷穴、三里穴之程。治疸消黄。谐后溪穴、劳宫穴而看。倦言嗜卧。往通里穴、大钟穴而行。咳嗽连声。肺俞穴须迎天突穴。小便赤涩。兑端穴独泻太阳经（心与小肠火盛者刺手少阴俞神门穴。在掌后兑骨端。又刺手太阳腕骨穴、阳谷穴）。刺长强穴与承山穴。善主肠风新下血。针三阴交穴与气海穴。专司白浊久遗精。
且如肓俞穴、横骨穴（皆肾经穴）。泻五淋之久积。阴郄穴后治盗汗之多出。脾虚谷食以不消。脾俞穴、膀胱俞穴觅。胃冷食而难化。魂门穴、胃仓穴堪责。鼻痔必取龈交穴。瘿气须求浮白穴。大敦穴、照海穴。患寒疝而善蠲除。五里穴、臂臑穴。生疮而能治。至阴穴、屋翳穴。疗痒疾之疼多。肩井穴、阳溪穴。消瘾风之热极。妇人经事改常。自有地机穴、血海穴。女子少气漏血。不无交信穴、合阳穴。带下产崩。冲门穴、气冲穴宜审。月潮违限。天枢穴、水泉穴细详。肩井穴并乳痈而极效。商丘穴痔漏而最良。脱肛趋百会穴、尾骶之所。（大成作尾翳误）。无子搜阴交穴、石关穴之乡（石关足少阴经）。中脘穴主乎积痢。外丘穴收乎大肠。寒疟。商阳穴、太溪穴验。癖块。冲门穴、血海穴强。夫医乃人之司命。非智士而莫为。针又理之元微。须至人之指教。先究其病源后攻其穴道。随手见功。应针取效。
*Zhenjiu Juying* (Gathered Essence of Acupuncture and Moxibustion)
Baizheng Fu (Ode to Hundred Symptoms). Read with repeated attention. Xinhui (GV22) connects to Yubin (GB15). Head wind is treated with golden needles. Between Xuangu (GB5) and Hanyan (GB14), lateral headache stops. At the juncture of Qiangjian (GV18) and Fenglong (ST40), severe headache is unbearable.
Originally, for facial edema and flaccid swelling, one must rely on Shuigou (GV26) and Qianding (GV21). For deafness and qi obstruction, rely entirely on Tinghui (GB2) and Yifeng (TE17). For the sensation of insects crawling on the face, Yingxiang (LI20) can be selected. For cicada-like buzzing in the ears, Tinghui (GB2) can be attacked. For dizziness, Zhizheng (SI7) and Feiyang (BL58) are effective. For yellow eyes, Yanggang (BL15) and Danshu (BL19) are effective. For pterygium, Shaose (HT9) is where the Liver meridian governs. For tearing, puncture Linqi (GB14) and Touwei (ST8). For blurred vision, seek Zhuanshu (BL1) and Sanjian (LI3). For dim vision, urgently select Yanglao (SI5) and Tianzhu (BL10). For night blindness and feiqi (abdominal mass), Jingming (BL1) and Xingjian (LR2) should be carefully explored. For stiff neck accompanied by cold damage, Wenliu (LI7) and Qimen (LR14) govern it. Lianquan (CV23) and Zhongchong (PC9) can treat swelling and pain under the tongue. Tianfu (LU3) and Hegu (LI4) should pursue epistaxis. Ermen (TE21) and Sizhukong (SJ23) treat toothache instantly. Jiache (ST6) and Dicang (ST4) correct mouth deviation in a moment. For sore throat, Yemen (TE3) and Yuji (LU10) can heal. For muscle cramps, Jinmen (BL63) and Qiuxu (GB40) treat it. Yanggu (SI5) and Xiaguan (ST7) [Note: Text says "Xia", likely Xiaguan or Xiaxi, context implies jaw/neck] treat mandibular swelling and lockjaw together. Shaoshang (LU11) and Quze (PC3) are applied together for blood deficiency and thirst. Tongtian (GV26) removes the bitterness of nasal congestion. Fuliou (KI7) dispels the sorrow of dry tongue and mouth. Yamend (GV16) and Guanchong (TE1) are crucial for tongue relaxation and aphasia. Tianding (TE16) and Jianshi (PC5) do not delay treatment for loss of voice and stuttering. Taichong (LR3) drains lip heat for rapid recovery. Chengjiang (CV24) stops toothache immediately. Stiff neck with aversion to wind: Sugu (BL65) connects to Tianzhu (BL10). For fever with no sweat: Dadu (SP2) connects to Jingqu (LU8).
As for stubborn numbness in both arms: Shaohai (HT3) works alongside Zusanli (ST36). For hemiplegia: Yanglingquan (GB34) reaches far to Quchi (LI11). Jianli (CV11) and Neiguan (PC6) sweep away chest distress. Tinggong (SI19) and Pishu (BL20) dispel lingering sorrow in the epigastrium. Knowing well that hypochondriac pain has efficacy at Qihu (ST15) and Huagai (CV20). For borborygmus within the abdomen: Xiawan (CV10) and Xangu (BL43) can calm it. How to treat fullness and distension in the chest and hypochondrium? Zhangmen (LR13) needs no detailed search. For diaphragmatic pain with retained fluid difficult to bear: Danzhong (CV17) and Juque (CV14) should be selected. For abdominal fullness with dysphagia: Zhongfu (LU1) and Yishe (BL49) are traversed. For stasis in the chest and diaphragm: Shenshu (BL23) and Jugu (GB27) show signs. For chest fullness and stiff neck: Shencang (BL52) and Xuanji (CV15) have been tested. For back connecting to lower back pain: Baihuanxu (BL30) and Weizhong (BL40) have been effective. For stiff spine: Shuidao (ST28) and Jinsuo (GV9) are effective. For dizziness: Quanliao (SI18) and Daying (ST5) are effective. Hernia is not cured without Cruxi (GB21). Umbilical wind requires moxibustion on RanGu (KI2) to awaken. WeiYang (BL38) and Tianchi (PC17): axillary swelling disperses upon needling. Houxi (SI3) and Tiaotiao (GB30): leg pain lightens upon needling. Nightmares and restlessness: Lidui (ST45) harmonizes with Yinbai (SP1). Manic running and shouting: Shangwan (CV13) rises together with Shenmen (HT7). Palpitations and fright: Select Yangjiao (GB35) [variant: Yangfu GB38]. Do not mistake the release. Opisthotonos and weeping: Rely on Tianchong (GB22) and Daheng (SP15) with precision. Epilepsy requires the command of Shenzhu (GV12) and Benshen (GB13). Fever relies on the fluids of Shaochong (HT9) and Quchi (LI11). For seasonal epidemics of heat: Taodao (GV10) seeks Lung Shu (BL13) [variant: Zhonglvshu BL48]. Frequent wind epilepsy: Shendao (GV11) requires Xinshu (BL15) to calm. Damp-cold and damp-heat descending: Yongquan (KI1) clears. Chills and aversion to cold: Erjian (LI2) unblocks Yinqiao; good for... [Text unclear, likely referring to specific channel imbalance]. Irritated heart and vomiting: Youmen (KI15) opens, Yutang (CV19) clarifies. Xingjian (LR2) and Yongquan (KI1) govern kidney exhaustion in Xiao Ke (wasting-thirst). Yinlingquan (SP9) and Shuifen (CV9) remove edema with umbilical distension. For consumption and corpse-transmission disease: Seek the path of Pohu (BL42) and Gao Huang (BL43). For evil invasion and cholera: Find the journey of Yinggu (KI3) and Zusanli (ST36). To treat jaundice and eliminate yellow: Harmonize Houxi (SI3) and Laogong (PC8) and observe. For fatigue, excessive speech, and desire to lie down: Go to Tongli (HT5) and Dazhong (KI4). For continuous cough: Lung Shu (BL13) must welcome Tiantu (CV22). For red and scanty urination: Duiduan (CV27) alone drains the Taiyang meridian (For excess fire in Heart and Small Intestine, puncture Hand Shaoyin Shu point Shenmen, located at the end of the styloid process after the palm; also puncture Hand Taiyang Wanggu point Yanggu). Puncturing Changqiang (GV1) and Chengshan (BL57) effectively treats fresh bleeding from intestinal wind. Needling Sanyinjiao (SP6) and Qihai (CV6) exclusively manages white turbidity and chronic spermatorrhea.
As for Huangshu (KI15) and Henggu (KI11) [both Kidney meridian points]: Drain long-standing accumulation of Wu Lin (five types of strangury). Yinxi (HT6) afterwards treats frequent night sweats. For spleen deficiency with undigested food: Seek Pishu (BL20) and Pangguangshu (BL28). For stomach cold with difficult digestion: Hunmen (BL47) and Weicang (ST19) are responsible. For nasal polyps: Must select Yinjiao (GV27). For goiter: Must seek Fubai (GB12). Dadun (LR1) and Zhaohai (KI6) excellently dispel cold hernia. Wuli (LI13) and Binao (LI14) treat sores. Zhiyin (BL67) and Wuyi (ST15) treat many pains from itching diseases. Jianjing (GB21) and Yangxi (LI5) eliminate extreme heat from wind rash. For women with irregular menstruation: There are naturally Diji (SP8) and Xuehai (SP10). For women with shortness of qi and leakage bleeding: There are indeed Jiaoxin (KI8) and Heyang (BL57). For leukorrhea and postpartum hemorrhage: Chongmen (SP12) and Qichong (ST30) should be examined. For delayed menstrual cycles: Tianshu (ST25) and Shuiquan (KI5) require detailed analysis. Jianjing (GB21) is extremely effective for mastitis. Shangqiu (SP5) is best for hemorrhoids and fistulas. For rectal prolapse: Seek Baihui (GV20) and the tailbone area [Dacheng text says Wei Yi error]. For infertility: Search Yinjiao (SP6) and Shiguan (KI15) region [Shiguan is Foot Shaoyin meridian]. Zhongwan (CV12) governs accumulated dysentery. Waixiu (GB36) collects large intestine issues. For cold malaria: Shangyang (LI1) and Taixi (KI3) are verified. For abdominal masses: Chongmen (SP12) and Xuehai (SP10) are strong.
Indeed, medicine is the master of human life; only wise men can practice it. Acupuncture is the profound subtlety of principle; it requires instruction from perfected masters. First investigate the source of the disease, then attack the acupoints. Efficacy follows the hand; results appear with the needle.