豉饼灸法治疽疮不起发取豆豉和椒姜盐葱烂捣捏作饼子浓薄如折三钱以来安疮头上灸之
若觉太热即抬起又安其上若饼子干更换新者灸之若脓已成慎不可灸(精义)
硫黄灸法治诸疮久不瘥变成 取硫黄一块可疮口大小安之别取少许硫黄于火上烧用叉尖
挑起点硫黄令着三五遍取脓水干瘥为度(精义)
隔蒜灸法治痈疽肿毒大痛或不痛麻木先以湿纸覆其上候先干处为疮以独头蒜切片三分浓
安疮
头上艾炷灸之每五炷换蒜片如疮大有十余头作一处生者以蒜捣烂摊患处铺艾灸之若痛灸至不
痛不痛灸至痛此援引郁毒之法的有回生之功若疮色白不起发不作脓不问日期最宜多灸(入门)
桑枝灸法治发背不起发不腐桑枝燃着吹息火焰以火头灸患处日三五次每次片时取瘀肉腐
动为度若腐肉已去新肉生迟宜灸四围如阴疮 疮瘰 流注久不愈者尤宜灸之(入门)
附子灸法治脑 诸痈肿坚牢削附子令如棋子浓正着肿上以小唾湿附子艾灸附子令热彻附
子欲干辄更唾湿之常令附子热彻附子欲干辄更之气入肿中无不愈(资生)
黄土灸法凡发背率多于背两胛间初如粟米大或痛或痒人皆慢忽不为治不过十日逐至于死
急取
净黄土和水为泥捻作饼子浓二分阔一寸半贴疮上以大艾炷安饼上灸之一炷一易饼子若粟米大
时灸七饼即瘥如钱许大可日夜不住灸之以瘥为度(资生)
豉饼灸法：治疗疽疮不能起发（指疮疡平塌，不能隆起化脓）。取豆豉与花椒、生姜、盐、葱一起捣烂，捏成饼状，厚度如同折子钱，重量在三钱左右。将饼放在疮头上进行艾灸。如果感觉太热，就抬起饼子再放回去；如果饼子干了，就更换新的继续灸。如果脓液已经形成，务必不可再灸。（出自《精义》）
硫黄灸法：治疗各种疮疡久不愈合，变成……（原文此处似有缺字，通常指恶疮或顽疮）。取一块硫黄，大小与疮口相当，放置在疮口上。另取少量硫黄在火上烧红，用叉尖挑起燃烧的硫黄，让其在药饼上点着三五次，直到脓水流干、疮口愈合为止。（出自《精义》）
隔蒜灸法：治疗痈疽肿毒，疼痛剧烈或不痛且麻木的。先用湿纸覆盖患处，等待纸上先干燥的地方标记出疮的范围。取独头蒜切成三分厚的片，敷在疮头上，用艾炷施灸。每灸五壮更换一次蒜片。如果疮很大或有十几个头聚集在一起生长，则将蒜捣烂摊在患处，铺上艾绒进行灸治。如果是实证疼痛，灸到不痛为止；如果是虚证不痛，灸到有痛感为止。这是引用“郁毒”的治疗方法，有起死回生的功效。如果疮色白、不起发、不化脓，不论发病日期多久，都最适合多灸。（出自《入门》）
桑枝灸法：治疗发背（背部严重的痈疽）不起发、不腐烂的。点燃桑枝，吹灭火焰，用余火头灸治患处，每天三到五次，每次片刻，直到瘀肉腐烂松动为止。如果腐肉已去除但新肉生长缓慢，宜灸疮口四周。对于阴疮、瘰疬、流注等久不愈合的病症，尤其适宜使用此法。（出自《入门》）
附子灸法：治疗脑疽及其他痈肿坚硬牢固的。将附子切成棋子大小的厚片，正对着肿块放置。用小唾液湿润附子，然后用艾炷灸之。要让热力透过附子进入体内，当附子要干时就用唾液湿润它，常保持附子温热透达。药气进入肿中，没有不愈的。（出自《资生》）
黄土灸法：凡是发背大多生于背部两肩胛之间。初起时如粟米大，或痛或痒，人们往往轻视不治疗，不过十天就会致死。紧急情况下，取干净的黄土和水和成泥，捏成饼状，厚二分，宽一寸半，贴在疮上。用大艾炷放在饼上灸，一炷香的时间更换一次饼子。如果像粟米大小时，灸七张饼即可痊愈；如果像铜钱大小，则日夜不停止地灸，以痊愈为度。（出自《资生》）
Dou Cake Moxibustion Method: Used to treat carbuncles and sores that fail to rise (referring to flat ulcers that do not elevate or suppurate). Take fermented soybeans (Douchi) mixed with Sichuan pepper, ginger, salt, and green onion, pound them into a paste, and shape into cakes. The thickness should resemble a folded coin, weighing approximately three qian. Place the cake on the sore and apply moxibustion. If it feels too hot, lift and replace the cake; if the cake dries out, replace it with a new one and continue moxibustion. If pus has already formed, strictly avoid moxibustion. (Source: *Jingyi*)
Sulfur Moxibustion Method: Used to treat various sores that persist for a long time without healing... (The original text appears to have missing characters here, typically referring to malignant or stubborn sores). Take a piece of sulfur roughly the size of the sore's opening and place it on the wound. Take a small amount of sulfur, heat it until red-hot on fire, and use a fork tip to pick up the burning sulfur, allowing it to ignite the sulfur cake three to five times. Continue until the pus and exudate dry up and the sore heals. (Source: *Jingyi*)
Garlic-Partitioned Moxibustion Method: Used to treat carbuncles, furuncles, swelling, and toxicity, characterized by severe pain or numbness with no pain. First, cover the affected area with wet paper; wait for the first spot to dry to mark the extent of the sore. Slice a single-head garlic into pieces three fen thick and place it on the head of the sore. Apply moxa cones for moxibustion. Replace the garlic slice every five moxa cones. If the sore is large or consists of multiple heads growing together, pound the garlic into a paste, spread it over the affected area, and apply moxibustion. For excess conditions causing pain, moxibustiate until the pain ceases; for deficiency conditions lacking pain, moxibustiate until pain is felt. This method draws upon the principle of resolving toxic stagnation and has the power to revive the dying. If the sore is white, fails to rise, and does not suppurate, regardless of the duration since onset, frequent moxibustion is most suitable. (Source: *Rumen*)
Mulberry Branch Moxibustion Method: Used to treat "Fa Bei" (severe back carbuncle) that fails to rise or putrefy. Ignite a mulberry branch (*Morus alba* twig), blow out the flame, and use the smoldering tip to moxibustiate the affected area. Perform this three to five times daily, each session lasting a short while, until the necrotic tissue becomes loose and sloughs off. If the necrotic tissue has been removed but new flesh grows slowly, it is advisable to moxibustiate the periphery of the sore. This method is particularly suitable for chronic non-healing conditions such as yin sores, scrofula (*Luoli*), and flowing abscesses (*Liuzhu*). (Source: *Rumen*)
Aconite Moxibustion Method: Used to treat brain carbuncles and other hard, firm swellings. Cut prepared Aconite root (*Fuzi*) into slices the size of chess pieces, of appropriate thickness, and place them directly over the swelling. Moisten the aconite slice slightly with saliva, then apply moxibustion. Ensure the heat penetrates through the aconite; whenever the aconite begins to dry, re-moisten it with saliva. Maintain the aconite consistently warm and penetrating. When the medicinal qi enters the swelling, there is no case that does not heal. (Source: *Zisheng*)
Yellow Earth Moxibustion Method: "Fa Bei" (back carbuncle) usually occurs between the two shoulder blades on the back. Initially, it is the size of a millet grain, either painful or itchy. People often neglect it, leading to death within ten days. In an emergency, take clean yellow earth, mix with water to form mud, and shape into cakes. The cakes should be two fen thick and one and a half cun wide. Apply the cake to the sore and place a large moxa cone on top for moxibustion. Replace the cake after each moxa cone burns out. If the sore is the size of a millet grain, seven cakes are sufficient for cure. If the sore is the size of a coin, perform continuous day and night moxibustion until healed. (Source: *Zisheng*)