联珠疮百劳三七壮至百壮肘尖百壮又先问审知初出核以针贯核正中即以石雄黄末和熟艾
作炷灸核上针穴三七壮诸核从此亦消矣
瘿瘤不可针破针则肆毒肉瘤针灸则皆杀人血瘤针则出血不止而死
瘰 绕项起核名蟠蛇 天井风池肘尖百壮换治下三里百劳神门中渚外关大椎灸
延生胸前连腋名瓜藤 肩井膻中大陵支沟阳陵泉外关
左耳根生名惠袋 翳风后溪肘尖外关
右耳根生名蜂窠 翳风颊车后溪合谷外关
又方取绳子绕项双垂两端会于鸠尾骨尖截断绳两端旋后会于脊骨上绳头尽处点记又量患
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两吻如一字样中折墨记横着于脊点记左右两端尽处各灸百壮又方以绳子周回病患项还至起端
处截断将此绳一头从大椎上垂下脊骨绳头尽处点记又量患人口吻如一字样中折墨记横布脊
点上两端尽处灸百壮大效
蛊毒巨阙上脘足小指尖三壮有物因所食下出
三虫痛胸多涎上脘在鸠尾下二寸灸二七壮至百壮未瘥宜倍灸
虫咬心痛或上或下时作时止善渴呕吐恶心涎出面色白斑红唇乍青白乍白赤痛定后能食是
也以手紧按坚持勿令得移以针刺虫久待虫不动乃出针上半月虫头向上
下半月虫头向下每食前先嚼肉而不吞则虫头向上然后用针药
不得安卧不能睡皆心热也昏睡困惫肾脾虚热之致也治心 脾肾经穴 多睡肝俞七壮肺俞
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无睡阴交在脐下一寸灸百壮噫嘻在第六椎下两旁相去各三寸半以手按之则病者言噫嘻二
七壮至百壮
联珠疮（瘰疬的一种，形容淋巴结肿大如串珠）：取百劳穴灸3至100壮；取肘尖穴灸100壮。治疗前应先询问并确认肿块初起时，用针穿刺肿块正中，然后用石雄黄粉末调和熟艾做成艾炷，在肿块上施灸。同时针刺穴位（指穿刺点或相关穴位），每穴灸3至7壮，各个肿块从此也能消退。
瘿瘤（颈部甲状腺肿大等）：不可用针刺破，否则毒素扩散会导致死亡。肉瘤：针灸会致死。血瘤：针刺会导致出血不止而死亡。
瘰疬（颈部淋巴结结核）：环绕颈部生出的肿块称为“蟠蛇”。主穴：天井、风池、肘尖，各灸100壮。换治（替代治疗方案）：足三里、百劳、神门、中渚、外关、大椎，均施以灸法。
延生（一种沿胸腋部生长的瘰疬，状如瓜藤）：主穴：肩井、膻中、大陵、支沟、阳陵泉、外关。
左耳根下生出的肿块称为“惠袋”：主穴：翳风、后溪、肘尖、外关。
右耳根下生出的肿块称为“蜂窠”：主穴：翳风、颊车、后溪、合谷、外关。
又一方：取一根绳子，绕患者颈部双垂，两端在鸠尾骨尖处汇合。截断绳子，将两端旋转后使其在脊骨上汇合，在绳头尽头处做标记。再量取患者两口角之间的距离，像写“一”字一样对折并用墨汁做记号。将此记号横向放置在脊背上，在左右两端尽头处各灸100壮。
又一方：用绳子环绕患者颈部一周，回到起始处截断。将此绳子一头从大椎穴垂直向下垂至脊骨，在绳头尽头处做标记。再量取患者两口角之间的距离，像写“一”字一样对折并用墨汁做记号。将此记号横向布置在脊背的标记点上，在两端尽头处各灸100壮，效果显著。
蛊毒：取巨阙、上脘穴，以及足小指尖，各灸3壮。若有异物因饮食不当而下出，则病愈。
三虫痛（寄生虫引起的疼痛）：胸部多涎水。取上脘穴，位于鸠尾穴下二寸，灸14壮至100壮。若未痊愈，应加倍施灸。
虫咬心痛（寄生虫扰动引起的心腹疼痛）：疼痛位置上下移动，时作时止，口渴，呕吐恶心，流涎，面色白斑，红唇乍青白、乍白赤。疼痛停止后能进食。用手紧紧按压痛点，坚持不让手移动，用针刺入，久留针，待虫子不动后再出针。上半月施针时，虫头向上；下半月施针时，虫头向下。每次吃饭前先嚼肉而不吞咽，使虫头向上，然后再用针药治疗。
不得安卧、不能入睡：皆由心热所致。昏睡困倦疲惫：由肾脾虚热所致。治疗心、脾、肾经穴位：肝俞灸7壮，肺俞灸2壮，二间、少商、百会、囟会穴施灸。又一方：取解溪、涌泉穴。
无睡（失眠）：阴交穴，位于脐下一寸，灸100壮。噫嘻穴，位于第六椎下两旁，相距各三寸半。用手按压该处，患者会发出“噫嘻”声。灸14壮至100壮。
Lianzhu Chuang (a type of scrofula where lymph nodes swell like a string of beads): Moxibustion on Bailao (Ex-UE11) from 3 to 100 moxa cones; Moxibustion on Zhoujian (Ex-UE9) for 100 moxa cones. Before treatment, inquire and confirm the initial appearance of the nodules. Pierce the center of the nodule with a needle, then mix Shixionghuang (Realgar) powder with prepared mugwort to form moxa cones, and apply moxibustion directly on the nodule. Simultaneously, puncture the acupoint (referring to the puncture site or related points) and apply 3 to 7 moxa cones per point; all nodules will subsequently dissipate.
Yingliu (goiter or thyroid enlargement in the neck): Should not be pierced with a needle, as this causes toxin dispersion leading to death. Rouliu (fibroma): Acupuncture and moxibustion are fatal. Xueliu (hemangioma): Puncturing leads to uncontrollable hemorrhage and death.
Luoli (scrofula/cervical lymphadenitis): Nodules appearing around the neck are called "Panshe" (Coiling Snake). Primary points: Tianjing (TE16), Fengchi (GB20), Zhoujian (Ex-UE9), each moxibusted for 100 cones. Alternative treatment: Zusanli (ST36), Bailao (Ex-UE11), Shenmen (HT7), Zhongzhu (TE3), Waiguan (TE5), Dazhui (GV14), all treated with moxibustion.
Yansheng (a type of scrofula growing along the chest and axilla, resembling a gourd vine): Primary points: Jianjing (GB21), Danzhong (CV17), Daling (PC7), Zhigou (TE6), Yanglingquan (GB34), Waiguan (TE5).
Huidai (nodule arising below the left ear root): Primary points: Yifeng (TE17), Houxi (SI3), Zhoujian (Ex-UE9), Waiguan (TE5).
Fengke (nodule arising below the right ear root): Primary points: Yifeng (TE17), Jiache (ST6), Houxi (SI3), Hegu (LI4), Waiguan (TE5).
Another prescription: Take a rope, wrap it around the patient's neck so that both ends hang down and meet at the tip of the Jiuwei bone (xiphoid process). Cut the rope. Rotate the two ends so they meet on the spine, and mark the end of the rope. Measure the distance between the patient's two mouth corners, fold it in half like the character "One", and mark it with ink. Place this mark horizontally on the spine, and apply 100 moxa cones at each end.
Another prescription: Wrap a rope around the patient's neck once, returning to the starting point, and cut it. Hang one end of this rope vertically down from Dazhui (GV14) along the spine, and mark the end of the rope. Measure the distance between the patient's two mouth corners, fold it in half like the character "One", and mark it with ink. Place this mark horizontally on the marked point on the spine, and apply 100 moxa cones at each end. This yields excellent results.
Gudu (Gu poison/parasitic disease): Moxibustion on Juque (CV14), Shangwan (CV13), and the tip of the little toe, 3 cones each. If foreign matter is expelled due to improper diet, the disease resolves.
San Chong Tong (pain caused by three parasites): Excessive saliva in the chest. Moxibustion on Shangwan (CV13), located 2 cun below Jiutui (CV15), for 14 to 100 cones. If not cured, double the moxibustion dosage.
Chong Yao Xin Tong (heart pain caused by parasite disturbance): Pain moves up and down, comes and goes intermittently, accompanied by thirst, vomiting, nausea, salivation, white spots on the face, red lips alternating between cyanotic-white and pale-red. The patient can eat after the pain subsides. Press the painful area tightly with the hand, holding it firmly without moving. Insert a needle, retain it for a long time until the parasite stops moving, then remove the needle. In the first half of the lunar month, position the needle so the parasite's head faces upward; in the second half, position it so the head faces downward. Before each meal, chew meat but do not swallow to make the parasite's head face upward, then use acupuncture and herbs.
Bu De An Wo, Bu Neng Shui (inability to lie peacefully or sleep): All caused by Heart Heat. Hun Shui Kun Bei (drowsiness, lethargy, and exhaustion): Caused by Deficiency-Heat of the Kidney and Spleen. Treat points from the Heart, Spleen, and Kidney meridians: Liver Shu (BL18) moxibusted for 7 cones; Lung Shu (BL13) moxibusted for 2 cones; Erjian (LI2), Shaoshang (LU11), Baihui (GV20), Xinhui (EX-HN16) treated with moxibustion. Another prescription: Jie Xi (ST41), Yong Quan (KI1).
Wu Shui (insomnia): Yinjiao (CV13), located 1 cun below the umbilicus, moxibusted for 100 cones. Yixi (BL42), located bilaterally 3.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of the sixth thoracic vertebra. Press the area with the hand; the patient will utter "Yixi". Moxibustion for 14 to 100 cones.