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系陷谷内庭后寸半内庭次指外间是厉兑大指次指端去爪如韭胃所起胃是阳明交鼻起下循鼻外
下入齿环出侠口绕承浆 后大迎颊车里耳前发际至额 支下人迎缺盆底下膈入胃络脾宫五者
缺盆下乳内一交幽门循腹里下行直令气冲中遂由髀关抵膝膑 HT 中指内关同一支下膝注三里
别出中指外关通一支别走足跗指大指之端经尽矣此经多气复多血是动欠伸面颜黑凄凄恶寒畏
见人忽闻木声心惊惕登高而歌弃衣走甚则腹胀仍贲响凡此诸疾皆 厥所生病者为狂疟湿温汗
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足身前寒振栗胃房胀满食不消气盛身前皆有热
胃的经脉是足阳明经。从头维穴、本神穴旁开五寸处开始寻找；向下至下关穴，位于耳前动脉搏动处；再向下为颊车穴，在耳下八分处进针；承泣穴在目下一寸取之；四白穴在承泣下一寸取之；巨髎穴不在此详述（原文“不”字疑为衍文或指代不明，结合上下文通常指巨髎或衔接下文，此处依原文直译保留语境，实际临床巨髎在瞳孔直下平鼻翼下缘）。接着是人迎穴和气舍穴，人迎穴夹天突穴两侧，缺盆穴横骨陷中亲切可感；气口穴与俞府穴旁开二寸，直至乳房上方六寸四分处；库房穴、屋翳穴、膺窗穴靠近乳头正中；正对乳头中心的是乳根穴，位于乳头下一寸各一穴，互不侵犯；幽门穴旁开一寸是梁门穴，再下一寸是不容穴，根据法度数其位置；其下依次是承满穴、梁丘穴、关门穴、太乙穴；从颈部山峰（锁骨上窝/缺盆区域）节次接续排列，滑肉门、天枢穴各相距十寸作为君数标准；天枢穴正当夹脐旁外开二寸；外陵穴在天枢下一寸；大巨穴在外陵下一寸当二寸处；水道穴归来穴七寸处以此寻得；气冲穴在曲骨旁开二寸处；下至鼎上（耻骨联合上缘），腋中央髀关穴在兔后（伏兔穴后）六寸分；伏兔穴在上三寸强阴市穴；膝上三寸许是梁丘穴，二寸得其场；膝膑骨下寻找犊鼻穴（膝眼），两灾分两旁；膝下三寸求足三里穴；足三里下三寸是上廉穴；地机穴系于陷谷穴、内庭穴后寸半处；内庭穴在次指外间是厉兑穴；大指次指端去爪如韭叶宽度，这是胃经所起之处；胃经是阳明经，交于鼻起，下循鼻外，下入齿中，环出侠口，绕承浆穴，后到大迎穴，颊车里，耳前发际至额角；支脉下过人迎、缺盆，底下膈肌入胃络脾宫；五者（指五脏关联或循行段落）缺盆下乳内一交幽门，循腹里下行直令气冲中，遂由髀关抵膝膑；HT（此处可能为排版错误或特定标记，忽略或视为连接词）中指内关同一支下膝注三里，别出中指外关通一支，别走足跗指大指之端，经尽矣。此经多气复多血。
是动病（经脉异常变动所致疾病）：欠伸（打哈欠伸懒腰），面颜黑，凄凄恶寒，畏见人，忽闻木声心惊惕，登高而歌，弃衣走，甚则腹胀仍贲响。凡此诸疾皆厥所生病者。
为病（本经气血逆乱所致疾病）：狂疟湿温汗出，鼻流血，口唇裂，又喉痹，膝膑疼痛，腹胀结气，膺伏兔外廉足跗中指俱痛，彻有余消谷溺色黄，不足身前寒振栗，胃房胀满食不消，气盛身前皆有热。
(There are forty-five acupoints on each side of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian, totaling ninety acupoints bilaterally.)
Diagram of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian [Image: p06-d14a3.bmp]
The meridian of the stomach is the Foot-Yangming. Begin by seeking from Touwei (ST8) and Benshen (GB13) laterally five cun away; descend to Xiaguan (ST7), located at the arterial pulsation anterior to the ear; then Jiache (ST6), needled eight fen below the ear; Chengqi (ST1) is taken one cun below the eye; Sibai (ST2) is taken one cun below Chengqi; Juliao (ST3) is not detailed here (text "bu" likely a typo or placeholder); next are Renying (ST9) and Qishe (ST10), Renying is flanking Tiantu (CV22), Quepen (ST12) is in the depression of the transverse bone, felt intimately; Qikou (likely referring to Renying pulse location) and Shufu (BL24? Context implies chest points, likely error for Shufu BL24 or similar, but text says Shufu pang er cun - Shufu is Bladder meridian, likely refers to chest region points like Shifan or similar, but strictly translating text: Shufu two cun lateral) until six cun four fen above the breast; Kukufang (ST15), Wuyi (ST16), Yingchuang (ST17) are near the center of the nipple; directly opposite the center of the nipple is Rugen (ST18), one cun below the nipple on each side, not interfering with each other; Liangmen (ST21) is one cun lateral to Youmen (RN15), Burong (ST19) is one cun below Liangmen, count according to method; below them are Chengman (ST22), Liangqiu (ST34), Guanmen (ST23), Taiyi (ST24); sequentially arranged from the neck peak (supraclavicular fossa area), Huatuo Jiyi points or specific stomach points? Text says "Hua Xinmen" (Sliding Fontanelle Gate? Likely typo for Huatuojiaji or specific point, but literally Hua Xinmen), Tianshu (ST25) each separated by ten cun as the standard number; Tianshu is exactly two cun lateral to the umbilicus; Wailing (ST26) is one cun below Tianshu; Daju (ST27) is two cun below Wailing; Shuidao (ST28) and Guilai (ST29) are found at seven cun; Qichong (ST30) is two cun lateral to Qugu (RN2); descending to Dingshang (pubic symphysis area), central axillary Bigan (ST31) is six cun posterior to Futu (ST32); Futu is three cun above Qiangyinshi (ST33); approximately three cun above the knee is Liangqiu (ST34), two cun finds its field; below the patella seek Dubi (ST35) (knee eye), two disasters divide both sides; three cun below the knee seeks Zusanli (ST36); three cun below Zusanli is Shanglian (ST37); Dijii (SP8? Text says Dijixi Xangu Neiting hou cun ban - likely referring to Sanyinjiao SP6 or similar, but text says Dijixi which might be a typo for Sanjian or similar, however strictly: Dijixi, Neiting ST44 half cun posterior); Neiting is between the lateral aspect of the second toe; Lidui (ST45) is at the tip of the second toe, removing the nail like a leek leaf, this is where the stomach meridian begins; the stomach meridian is Yangming, starting at the nose, descending along the lateral nose, entering the teeth, circling out beside the mouth, winding around Chengjiang (CV24), then to Daying (ST5), inside Jiache, anterior to the ear hairline to the forehead; branch descends through Renying, Quepen, below the diaphragm enters the stomach and connects with the spleen palace; these five... Quepen down inner breast one crossing Youmen, following the abdominal interior descending straight to Qichong, thus from Bigan reaching the knee patella; HT (typo/mark ignored) same branch passes through the medial aspect of the middle finger down to the knee noting Zusanli, separately exiting the lateral aspect of the middle finger connecting one branch, separately walking to the dorsum of the foot and the tip of the big toe, the meridian ends. This meridian has abundant qi and blood.
Diseases caused by movement/disorder of the meridian: yawning and stretching, dark complexion, shivering aversion to cold, fear of seeing people, sudden startle upon hearing wooden sounds, climbing high and singing, discarding clothes and running, severe abdominal distension with rumbling. All such diseases are those caused by jue disorders.
Diseases manifested by the meridian: manic malaria, damp-warmth with sweating, epistaxis, cracking of lips and mouth, throat obstruction, pain in the knee patella, abdominal distension with knotted qi, pain in the chest, lateral aspect of Futu, dorsum of the foot, and middle toe, penetrating excess reducing digestion, yellow urine; deficiency causes chills and trembling in the front of the body, gastric fullness and indigestion, heat in the front of the body when qi is excessive.