足厥阴，一十三穴终。起大敦于行间，循太冲于中封，蠡沟中都之会，膝阳曲泉之宫。袭阴包于五里，阴
廉乃发；寻羊矢于章门，期门可攻。
足大趾端名大敦，行间大趾缝中存，太冲本节后二寸，跟前一寸号中封，蠡沟踝上五寸是，中都踝后七寸
中，膝关犊鼻下二寸，曲泉曲膝尽横纹，阴包膝上方四寸，气冲三寸下五里，阴廉冲下有二寸，羊矢冲下一寸
许，气冲却是胃经穴，鼠鼷之上一寸主，鼠鼷横骨端尽处，相去中行四寸止，章门下脘旁九寸，肘尖尽处侧卧
取，期门又在巨阙旁，四寸五分无差矣。
腰痛，肝与肾通，乙癸同源也。 疝，脉绕阴器也。小腹肿，脉抵小腹也。嗌干，脉循喉咙也。面尘脱色，
肝胆同病也。胸满，脉贯膈也。呕逆，脉挟胃也。飧泄，风火性急，不及消化也。狐疝，脉过阴器也。
肝藏血，属木，胆火寄于中，主血，主目，主筋，主呼，主怒。
本病（脏腑之病）
诸风（肝主风木）眩运，（风火之象。）僵卧强直，惊痫，（诸风火上炎，筋脉受伤之证。）两胁肿痛，
胸肋满痛，（肝脉贯膈布胁肋，肿痛、满痛似属标病，但肝为雷火，诸逆冲上，皆属于火，则胸胁作痛皆火
逆为之也，况经脉伏行之地，在内不在外，故属之本病之类。）疝痛，（标病中有 疝、小腹肿痛，而此列之
本病，以腹中作痛，皆得名之为疝，非必下连睾丸也。） 瘕，（血积为 ，气聚为瘕。）女人经病。（血室属
于肝经。）
标病（经络之病）
寒热疟，（同经。）头痛吐涎，（脉上额，会于巅。）目赤，（脉上连目系。）面青，（脉行颊里。）多
怒，（怒必外见辞色，故为标病。）耳闭，（少阳脉入耳中，肝之表也。）颊肿，（脉行颊里。）筋挛，（肝主
筋。）卵缩，丈夫 疝，（脉绕阴器。）女人少腹肿痛，阴病。（脉抵小腹。）
足厥阴肝经的十三个穴位到此结束。经脉起始于大敦穴，经过行间穴，沿太冲穴至中封穴，交会于蠡沟穴和中都穴，汇聚于膝部的阳关与曲泉穴。再经过阴包穴和五里穴，到达阴廉穴而发出；寻找位于章门穴处的羊矢穴（即腹股沟淋巴结），期门穴则可在此处施治。
足大趾末端名为大敦穴，行间穴位于大趾与次趾的缝隙中，太冲穴在本节后方二寸处，跟骨前一寸处称为中封穴，蠡沟穴在踝关节上方五寸处，中都穴在踝关节后方七寸处，膝关穴在犊鼻穴下方二寸处，曲泉穴在屈膝时膝关节横纹尽头处，阴包穴在膝盖上方四寸处，气冲穴下方三寸处为五里穴，阴廉穴在气冲穴下方二寸处，羊矢穴在气冲穴下方一寸左右。气冲穴属于胃经穴位，位于鼠鼷（腹股沟）上方一寸处主治相关病症，鼠鼷位于横骨端尽头处，距离身体正中线四寸处止。章门穴在下脘穴旁开九寸处，侧卧取肘尖尽处可定位，期门穴又在巨阙穴旁开四寸五分处，毫厘不差。
腰痛，是因为肝与肾相通，乙癸同源（肝肾同源）。疝气，是因为肝脉环绕阴器。小腹部肿胀，是因为肝脉抵达小腹。咽喉干燥，是因为肝脉循行经过喉咙。面色如蒙尘、色泽脱落，是因为肝胆同病。胸胁胀满，是因为肝脉贯穿膈肌。呕吐逆气，是因为肝脉夹持胃腑。完谷不化的泄泻，是因为风火之性急躁，导致消化不及。狐疝，是因为肝脉经过阴器。
肝藏血，五行属木，胆火寄居其中，主管血液，主管眼睛，主管筋脉，主管呼喊，主管愤怒。
本病（脏腑本身的病变）
各种风邪引起的眩晕，（这是风火的征象。）身体僵卧强直，惊痫，（各种风火上炎，损伤筋脉的病证。）两胁肿痛，胸肋满痛，（肝脉贯穿膈肌分布于胁肋，肿痛、满痛看似标病，但肝为雷火，各种逆气冲上，都属于火，所以胸胁作痛都是火逆造成的，况且经脉伏行的地方，在内不在外，所以属于本病的范畴。）疝痛，（标病中有疝、小腹胀痛，但这里列为本病，因为腹中作痛都得名叫疝，不一定非要下连睾丸。）瘕聚，（血积形成寢，气聚形成瘕。）妇女月经病。（血室归属于肝经。）
标病（经络的病变）
寒热疟疾，（同属一经。）头痛吐涎沫，（肝脉上行至额部，会合于头顶。）目赤，（肝脉上行连接目系。）面色发青，（肝脉行于面颊内部。）易怒，（愤怒必定在外表言辞神色上显现，所以是标病。）耳闭，（少阳脉入耳中，肝之表也。）脸颊肿胀，（肝脉行于面颊内部。）筋脉拘挛，（肝主管筋脉。）睾丸收缩，男子疝气，（肝脉环绕阴器。）妇女小腹胀痛，阴部疾病，（肝脉抵达小腹。）
The thirteen acupoints of the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian end here. It starts at Dadun (LR1), passes through Xingjian (LR2), follows Taichong (LR3) to Zhongfeng (LR4), meets Ligou (LR5) and Zhongdu (LR6), and gathers at Yangguan and Ququan (LR8) in the knee region. It then passes through Yinbao (LR9) and Wuli (LR10), reaches Yinlian (LR11) where it branches off; seeking the Sheep's Gland (Yangshi, referring to inguinal lymph nodes) at Zhangmen (LR13), Qimen (LR14) can be treated here.
Dadun is named at the tip of the great toe. Xingjian is stored in the cleft between the great toe and the second toe. Taichong is two cun posterior to the metatarsophalangeal joint. Zhongfeng is one cun anterior to the calcaneus. Ligou is five cun above the medial malleolus. Zhongdu is seven cun above the medial malleolus. Xiguan is two cun below Dubi (ST35). Ququan is at the end of the transverse crease when the knee is flexed. Yinbao is four cun above the patella. Wuli is five cun below Qichong (ST30). Yinlian is two cun below Qichong. The Sheep's Gland is approximately one cun below Qichong. Qichong belongs to the Stomach Meridian and treats conditions one cun above the femoral triangle (Shuxi). The femoral triangle is at the end of the pubic bone, stopping four cun from the midline. Zhangmen is nine cun lateral to Xiawan (CV10); lie on the side to locate the tip of the elbow. Qimen is four cun and five fen lateral to Juque (CV14), without error.
Loin pain occurs because the Liver and Kidney are connected, sharing the same source (Yi-Gui Tong Yuan / Liver-Kidney Homology). Hernia occurs because the Liver Meridian surrounds the genital organs. Swelling of the lower abdomen occurs because the Liver Meridian reaches the lower abdomen. Dryness of the throat occurs because the Liver Meridian follows the pharynx. Facial dustiness and loss of luster occur because the Liver and Gallbladder share pathology. Chest fullness occurs because the Liver Meridian pierces the diaphragm. Vomiting and counterflow qi occur because the Liver Meridian clutches the stomach. Undigested diarrhea occurs because the nature of Wind-Fire is urgent, leading to insufficient digestion. Fox hernia occurs because the Liver Meridian passes over the genital organs.
The Liver stores Blood, belongs to Wood, houses Gallbladder Fire within itself, governs Blood, governs the Eyes, governs the Tendons, governs Shouting, and governs Anger.
Ben Disease (Zang-Fu organ diseases):
Various Wind-induced dizziness and vertigo, (manifestation of Wind-Fire.) Rigid lying and stiffness, epilepsy, (conditions where various Wind-Fire flares upward and damages tendons and vessels.) Pain and swelling of both hypochondria, chest and rib fullness and pain, (The Liver Meridian pierces the diaphragm and spreads over the hypochondria. Although pain and fullness seem like Biao diseases, the Liver is Thunder-Fire; all counterflow rising belongs to Fire, so chest and hypochondriac pain are caused by Fire counterflow. Moreover, since meridians run internally rather than externally, these belong to Ben diseases.) Hernia pain, (Although Biao diseases include hernia and lower abdominal swelling/pain, this is listed as a Ben disease because abdominal pain is collectively termed hernia, not necessarily extending to the testicles.) Masses (Jia), (Blood stasis forms Zhen, Qi stagnation forms Jia.) Women's menstrual disorders. (The Blood Chamber belongs to the Liver Meridian.)
Biao Disease (Meridian diseases):
Chills and fever malaria, (belonging to the same meridian.) Headache with salivation, (The meridian ascends to the forehead and meets at the vertex.) Red eyes, (The meridian ascends to connect with the eye system.) Cyanotic face, (The meridian runs inside the cheek.) Irritability/Anger, (Anger must manifest externally in speech and expression, thus it is a Biao disease.) Ear deafness/closure, (Shaoyang meridian enters the ear, which is the exterior of the Liver.) Cheek swelling, (The meridian runs inside the cheek.) Tendon spasms, (The Liver governs tendons.) Retraction of the testes, male hernia, (The meridian surrounds the genital organs.) Lower abdominal swelling and pain in women, Yin diseases, (The meridian reaches the lower abdomen.)