上循膝股内前廉，入腹，属脾络胃。髀内为股。脐上下为腹。自阴陵泉上循膝股内前廉之血海箕门。迤逦入腹，经冲门府舍，会中极关元，复循腹结大横会下 ，历腹哀，过日月期门之分，循本经之 ，下至中 下 之际，以属脾络胃也。ｏ血海：在膝膑上，内廉白肉际二寸中。箕门：在鱼腹上越筋间，阴股内动脉中。冲门：上去大横五寸，在府舍下横骨端约中动脉。府舍：在腹结下三寸。中极，关元：并见任脉，皆足三阴任脉之会。腹结：在大横下一寸三分。大横：在腹哀下三寸五分，直脐旁。下 ：见任脉下，足太阴任脉之会。腹哀：在日月一寸五分。日月：见足少阳经，足太阴，少阳，阳维之会。期门：见足厥阴经，足太阴，厥阴，阴维之会也。冲门，府舍，腹结，大横，腹哀：去腹中行各四寸半。
上膈，挟咽，连舌本，散舌下。咽：所以咽物者，居喉之前，至胃长一尺六寸，为胃系也。舌本，舌根也。由腹哀上膈，循食窦，天溪，胸乡，周荣，由周荣外，曲折向下至大包。又自大包外，曲折向上，会中府上行，行人迎之 ，挟咽，连舌本，散舌下而终焉。ｏ食窦：在天溪下一寸六分，举臂取之。天溪：在胸乡下一寸六分，仰而取之。胸乡：在周荣穴下一寸六分陷中，仰而取之。周荣：在中府下一寸六分陷中，仰而取之。大包：在渊腋下三寸，渊腋见足少阳。中府：见手太阴经，足太阴之会也。人迎：见足阳明经。
其支别者：复从胃别上膈，注心中。此支由腹哀别行，再从胃部中 穴之外上膈，注於 中之 心之分，以交於手少阴ｏ中 ， 中，并任脉穴。
是动：则病舌本强，食则呕，胃 痛，腹胀，善噫，得後与气则快然如衰，身体皆重，是主脾所生病者。舌本痛，体不能动摇，食不下，烦心，心下急痛，寒疟，溏，瘕泄，水闭，黄疸，不能卧，强立股膝内，厥，足大指不用。盛者：寸口大三 倍於人迎。虚者：寸口反小於人迎也。
2=标题= 手少阴心经穴歌九穴心经手少阴。极泉青灵少海深。灵道通里阴俕邃。神门少府少冲寻。手少阴，心之经。凡九穴，左右共十八穴。ｏ是经多气少血。心形如未敷莲花，居肺下膈上，附着於脊之第五椎。手少阴之脉：起於心中，出属心系，下膈，膈小肠。心系有二，一则上与肺相通，而入肺两大叶间。一则由肺叶而下，曲折向後，并脊膂，细络相连，贯脊髓，与肾相通，正当七节之间；盖五脏系皆通於心，而心通五脏系也。手少阴经起於心，循任脉之外属心系，下膈，当脐上二寸之分，络小肠。
其支者：从心系，上挟咽，系目。支者，从心系出任脉之外，上行而挟咽系目也。
其直者：复从心系，却上肺，出腋下。直者，复从心系，直上至肺脏之分。出循腋下，抵极泉也。穴在臂内腋下筋间，动脉入胸。
下循 内後廉，行太阴心主之後，下肘内廉。自极泉下循 内後廉，行太阴心主两经之後，历青灵穴，下肘内廉，抵少海。ｏ青灵：在肘上三寸，举臂取之。少海：在肘内大骨外，去肘端五分。
循臂内後廉，抵掌後兑骨之端，入掌内廉，循小指之内出其端。腕下踝为兑骨。自少海而下循臂内後廉，历灵道，通里，至掌後锐骨之端，经阴，神门，入掌内廉，至少府，循小指端之少冲而终，以交於手太阳也。心为君主之官，示尊於他藏，故其交经授受，不假於支别云。ｏ灵道：在掌後一寸五分。通里：在腕後一寸陷中。阴：在掌後脉中，去腕五分。神门：在掌後锐骨之端陷者中。少府：在手小指本节後陷中，直劳宫。少冲：在手小指内廉端，去爪甲如韭叶。
是动：则病嗌乾，心痛，渴而欲饮，是为臂厥，是主心所生病者。目黄，胁痛， 臂内後廉痛，厥，当中热痛。盛者：寸口大再倍於人迎。虚者：寸口反小於人迎也。
2=标题= 手太阳小肠经穴歌手太阳穴一十九。少泽前谷後溪遇。腕骨阳谷可养老。支正小海肩贞走。 俞天宗及秉风。曲垣肩外复肩中。天窗天容上颧侫。却入耳中循听宫。手太阳，小肠之经。凡十九穴，左右共三十八穴。ｏ是经多气少血。小肠长三丈二尺，左回叠积十六曲。胃之下口，小肠上口也，在脐上二寸，水谷於是入焉。脐上一寸，为水分穴，则小肠下口也。至是而泌别清浊，水液入膀胱，滓秽入大肠。手太阳之脉：起於小指之端，循手外侧上腕，出踝中。臂骨尽处为腕。腕下兑骨为踝。本经起小指端少泽穴，由是循手外侧之前谷，後溪上腕，出踝中，历腕骨，阳谷，养老穴也。ｏ少泽：在手小指外侧端，去爪甲角一分陷中。前谷：在手小指外侧，本节前陷中。後溪：在手小指外侧，本节後陷中。腕骨：在手外侧腕前，起骨下陷中。阳谷：在手外侧腕中，兑骨下陷中。养老：在手踝骨上一空，腕後一寸陷中。直上循臂骨下廉，出肘内侧两骨之间，上循 外後廉，出肩解，绕肩胛，交肩上。脊两旁为膂。膂上两骨为肩解。肩解下成片骨为肩胛。一名 自养老穴直上，循臂骨下廉支正穴，出肘内侧两骨之间，历小海穴，上循 外後廉，行手阳明少阳之外上肩，循肩贞， 俞，天宗，秉风，曲垣，肩外俞，肩中俞诸穴，乃上会大椎，因左右相交於两肩之上。ｏ支正：在腕後五寸。小海：在肘内大骨外，去肘端五分陷中。肩贞：在肩曲胛下，两骨解间，肩 後陷中。 俞：在挟肩胶手少阳穴後大骨下，胛上廉陷中。天宗：在秉风後大骨下陷中。秉风：在天胶外肩小上 後，举臂有空。曲垣：在肩中央曲胛陷中，按之应手痛。肩外俞：在肩胛上廉，去脊三寸陷中。肩中俞：在肩胛内廉，去脊二寸陷中。大椎：见督脉，手足三阳督脉之会。
入缺盆络心，循咽下膈，抵胃属小肠。自交肩上入缺盆，循肩向腋下行，当 中之分络心，循胃系下膈，过上 ，中 ，抵胃下，行任脉之外，当脐上二寸之分属小肠。 中，上 ，中 ，并见任脉会穴也。
其支者：别从缺盆循颈上颊，至目锐眦，却入耳中。目外角为锐眦。支者：别从缺盆，循颈之天窗，天容上颊，抵颧侫，上至目锐眦，过瞳子侫，却入耳中，循听宫而终也。ｏ天窗：在颈大筋前曲颊下，扶突後，动脉应手陷中。天容：在耳曲颊後。颧侫：在面 骨下廉，锐骨端陷中。瞳子侫：足少阳经穴。听宫：在耳中珠子大如赤小豆。
其支者：别挟上俢，抵鼻，至目内眦。目下为俢。目大角为内眦。其支者：别循挟上俢，抵鼻至目内眦睛明穴，以交於足太阳也。睛明，足太阳经穴。是动：则病嗌痛颔肿，不可回顾，肩似拨， 似折，是主液所生病者。耳聋，目黄，颊肿，颈颔，肩 ，肘臂外後廉痛。盛者：人迎大再倍於寸口。虚者：人迎反小於寸口也。
2=标题= 足太阳膀胱经穴歌足太阳穴六十三。晴明攒竹曲差叁。五处承光上通天。络却玉枕天柱崭。大杼风门引肺俞。厥阴心俞鬲俞注。肝俞胆俞脾俞同。胃俞三焦肾俞中。大肠小肠膀胱俞。中膂白环两俞输。自从大杼至白环。相去脊中三寸间。上侫次中复下侫。会阳承扶 殷门亚。浮俕委阳委中罅。 内挟脊附分当。太阳行背第三行。魄户膏肓与神堂。俫嘻鬲关魂门旁。阳纲意舍及胃仓。肓门志室胞之肓。二十椎下秩边藏。合 以下 合阳是。承筋承山居其次。飞阳附阳泊昆仑。仆叁申脉连金门。京骨束骨交通谷。小指外侧至阴续。足太阳，膀胱之经。凡六十三穴，左右共一百二十六穴。ｏ是经多血少气。膀胱重九两二铢，纵广九寸，居肾下之前，大肠之侧。当脐上一寸水分穴之处，小肠下口，乃膀胱上际也。水液由是渗入焉。足太阳之脉：起於目内眦，上额，交巅上。目大角为内眦。发际前为额。脑上为巅，巅，顶也。足太阳起目内眦睛明穴，上额，循攒竹，过神庭，历曲差，五处，承光，通天，自通天斜行，左右相交於巅上之百会也。ｏ睛明：在目内眦。攒竹：在眉头陷中。神庭：见督脉，足太阳督脉之会也。曲差：在神庭傍一寸五分，入发际。五处：挟上星傍一寸五分。承光：在五处後一寸五分。通天：在承光後一寸五分。百会：见督脉，足太阳督脉之交会也。其支别者，从巅至耳上角。支别者，从巅之百会，抵耳上角，过率谷，浮白，窍阴穴，所以散养於经脉也。率谷，浮白，窍阴三穴，见足少阳经，足太阳少阳之会也。其直行者，从巅入络脑，还出别下项。脑头髓也。颈上为脑。脑後为项。此直行者：由通天穴後，循络却，玉枕，入络脑。复出下项，抵天柱也。ｏ络却：在通天後一寸五分。玉枕：在络却後一寸五分，挟脑户傍一寸三分，枕骨上，入发际三寸。脑户：督脉穴，足太阳督脉之会。天柱：在颈大筋外廉，挟项，发际陷中。
循肩 内，挟脊抵腰中，入循膂，络肾，属膀胱。肩後之下为肩 。椎骨为脊。尻上横骨为腰。挟脊为膂。自天柱而下，过大椎，陶道，却循肩 内，挟脊两旁下行，历大杼，风门，肺俞，厥阴俞，心俞，膈俞，肝俞，胆俞，脾俞，胃俞，三焦俞，肾俞，大肠俞，小肠俞，膀胱俞，中膂俞，白环俞。由是抵腰中，入循膂，络肾，下属膀胱也。ｏ大椎：见督脉，手足三阳督脉之会。陶道：见督脉，足太阳督脉之会。大杼：在项後第一椎下。风门：在第二椎下。肺俞：在第三椎下。厥阴俞：在第四椎下。心俞：在第五椎下。膈俞：在第七椎下。肝俞：在第九椎下。胆俞：在第十椎下，正坐取之。脾俞：在第十一椎下。胃俞：在第十二椎下。三焦俞：在第十三椎下。肾俞：在第十四椎下，与脐平。大肠俞：在第十六椎下。小肠俞：在第十八椎下。膀胱俞：在第十九椎下。中膂俞：在第二十椎下，挟脊起肉。白环俞：在第二十一椎下，伏而取之。自大杼至白环俞诸穴，并背部第二行，相去脊中各一寸五分。
其支别者：从腰中下贯臀，入 中。臀，尻也。挟腰 骨两旁为机。机後为臀。腓肠上，膝後曲处为 。其支者：从腰中循腰髁，下挟脊，历上侫，次侫，中侫，下侫。按腰髁即腰监骨，人脊椎骨有二十一节，自十六椎节而下为腰监骨，挟脊附着之处，其十七至二十凡四椎，为腰监骨所 附，而八侫穴则挟脊第一二空云云也，会阳在尾侱骨两旁，则二十一椎乃复见而终焉，又按：督脉当脊中起於长强，在二十一椎下，等而上之，至第十六椎下为阳关穴，其二十椎至十七椎皆无穴，乃知为腰监骨所 明矣。会阳下贯臀，至承扶，殷门，浮俕，委阳，入 中之委中穴也。ｏ上侫：在第一空，腰髁下一寸，挟脊陷中。次侫：在第二空挟脊陷中。中侫：在第三空挟脊陷中。下侫：在第四空挟脊陷中。会阳：在尾侱骨两旁。承扶：在尻臀下，股阴上，纹中。殷门：在肉俕下六寸。浮俕：在委阳上一寸，展膝得之。委阳：在承扶下六寸，屈膝取之，在足太阳之後，出於 中外廉两筋间。委中：在 中央约文中动脉。
其支别者：从 内左右别下，贯胛挟脊肉，过髀枢。膂肉曰胛，夹脊肉也。其支者：为挟脊两旁第三行，相去各三寸之诸穴。自天柱而下，从 内左右别行，下贯胛膂，历附分，魄户，膏肓，神堂，俫嘻，膈关，魂门，阳纲，意舍，胃仓，肓门，志室，胞肓，秩边，下历尻肾，过髀枢也。股外为髀。楗骨之下为髀枢。ｏ附分：在第二椎下，附项内廉。魄户：在第三椎下。膏肓：在第四椎下，近五椎上，取穴时令人正坐，曲脊伸两手，以臂着膝前令正直，手大指与膝头齐，以物支肘，毋令臂动摇。神堂：在第五椎下。噫嘻：在肩 内廉，挟第六椎下。膈关：在第七椎下，正坐开肩取之。魂门：在第九椎下。阳纲：在第十椎下。意舍：在第十一椎下。胃仓：在第十二椎下。肓门：在第十三椎下叉肋间。志室：在第十四椎下，并坐正取之。胞肓：在第十九椎下。秩边：在第二十椎下，并伏而取之。
循髀外後廉，下合 中，以下贯侶内，出外踝之後，循京骨，至小指外侧端。侶，腓肠也。循髀外後廉，髀枢之 ，承扶之外一寸五分之间而下，与前之入 中者相合，下行循合阳穴，下贯侶内，历承筋，承山，飞阳，跗阳，出外踝後之昆仑，仆叁，申脉，金门，循京骨，束骨，通谷，至小指外侧端之至阴穴，以交於足少阴也。ｏ合阳：在膝约文中央下三寸。承筋：在侶肠中央陷中。承山：在侶肠下分肉间。飞阳：在外踝上七寸。跗阳：在外踝上三寸。昆仑：在外踝後跟骨上陷中。仆叁：在跟骨下陷中，拱足取之。申脉：在外踝下陷中，容爪甲白肉际。金门：在足外踝下。京骨：在足外侧大骨下，赤白肉际陷中。束骨：在足小指外侧，本节後陷中。通谷：在足小指外侧，本节前陷中。至阳：在足小指外侧，去爪甲角如韭叶。
是动：则病冲头痛，目似脱，项似拨，脊痛，腰似折，髀不可以曲， 如结，侶如裂，是为踝厥，是主筋所生病者。痔，疟，狂癫疾，头俿项痛，目黄，泪出，鼽衄，项背，腰尻， 侶，脚皆痛，小指不用。盛者：人迎大再倍於寸口。虚者：人迎足小於寸口也。
上行沿膝盖和大腿内侧前缘，进入腹部，归属于脾脏，联络胃腑。大腿内侧称为“髀内”。肚脐上下方称为腹部。从阴陵泉穴向上，沿膝盖和大腿内侧前缘的路线，经过血海穴、箕门穴。蜿蜒曲折地进入腹部，经过冲门穴、府舍穴，与中极穴、关元穴交会，再沿着腹结穴、大横穴下行，与大赫穴交会，经过腹哀穴，越过日月穴、期门穴所在的区域，沿着本经的路线，向下到达中脘穴和下脘穴之间，从而归属于脾脏并联络胃腑。○血海穴：位于膝盖骨上方，大腿内侧白色皮肤边缘向内二寸处。箕门穴：在鱼腹肌肉上方，跨越筋脉之间，大腿内侧动脉搏动处。冲门穴：在大横穴上方五寸，位于府舍穴下方、横骨端大约中间的动脉处。府舍穴：在腹结穴下方三寸。中极穴、关元穴：均见于任脉，都是足三阴经与任脉的交会穴。腹结穴：在大横穴下方一寸三分。大横穴：在腹哀穴下方三寸五分，正对肚脐旁开。下脘穴：见于任脉下部，是足太阴脾经与任脉的交会穴。腹哀穴：在日月穴下方一寸五分。日月穴：见于足少阳胆经，是足太阴脾经、足少阳胆经和阳维脉的交会穴。期门穴：见于足厥阴肝经，是足太阴脾经、足厥阴肝经和阴维脉的交会穴。冲门、府舍、腹结、大横、腹哀穴：距离腹中线各四寸半。
向上穿过膈肌，夹着咽喉，连接舌根，散布在舌下。咽部：是吞咽食物的器官，位于喉部前方，直到胃部长达一尺六寸，属于胃系。舌本，即舌根。从腹哀穴向上穿过膈肌，循行经过食窦穴、天溪穴、胸乡穴、周荣穴，从周荣穴向外，曲折向下到达大包穴。又自大包穴向外，曲折向上，与中府穴交会后上行，进入人迎穴所在的路线，夹着咽喉，连接舌根，散布在舌下而结束。○食窦穴：在天溪穴下方一寸六分，举臂取穴。天溪穴：在胸乡穴下方一寸六分，仰身取穴。胸乡穴：在周荣穴下方一寸六分的凹陷处，仰身取穴。周荣穴：在中府穴下方一寸六分的凹陷处，仰身取穴。大包穴：在渊腋穴下方三寸，渊腋穴见于足少阳胆经。中府穴：见于手太阴肺经，是足太阴脾经的交会穴。人迎穴：见于足阳明胃经。
其分支：再从胃部分出，向上穿过膈肌，注入心中。这个分支从腹哀穴别行，再从胃部中脘穴的外侧向上穿过膈肌，注入膻中与心之分野，以交于手少阴心经。○膻中穴、中脘穴，均属于任脉穴位。
经脉发生变动时：会出现舌根僵硬，进食则呕吐，胃脘疼痛，腹胀，容易嗳气，大小便通畅或排气后感觉轻松症状减轻，身体沉重。这是脾经所主病变。脾经所主的疾病包括：舌根疼痛，身体不能动摇，饮食不下，心烦，心窝处急痛，寒性疟疾，大便溏泄，瘕积泄泻，小便不通，黄疸，不能平卧，强行站立则大腿和膝盖内侧不适，厥逆，足大趾不能活动。实证：寸口脉搏比人迎脉搏大三倍。虚证：寸口脉搏反而小于人迎脉搏。
2=标题= 手少阴心经穴歌九穴心经手少阴。极泉青灵少海深。灵道通里阴郄邃。神门少府少冲寻。手少阴，心之经。凡九穴，左右共十八穴。○这条经脉多气少血。心脏形状像未开放的莲花，位于肺下膈上，附着于脊柱第五椎。手少阴心经：起于心中，出来归属于心系，向下穿过膈肌，联络小肠。心系有两个，一个向上与肺相通，进入两肺叶之间。另一个由肺叶向下，曲折向后，沿着脊柱，细络相连，贯穿脊髓，与肾脏相通，正当第七节椎骨之间；大概五脏的心系都通于心，而心也通于五脏的心系。手少阴经起于心，循行于任脉外侧，归属于心系，向下穿过膈肌，当肚脐上二寸的位置，联络小肠。
其分支：从心系出来，向上夹着咽喉，联系目系。分支，是从心系出任脉外侧，向上行并夹着咽喉联系目系。
其直行者：又从心系，却向上至肺，出于腋下。直行者，再次从心系，直上至肺脏所在部位。出来循行于腋下，抵达极泉穴。穴位在手臂内侧腋下筋脉间，动脉进入胸部。
向下沿上臂内侧后缘，行于手太阴肺经和手厥阴心包经之后，下行至肘内侧。从极泉穴向下沿上臂内侧后缘，行于手太阴肺经和手厥阴心包经两条经脉之后，经过青灵穴，下行至肘内侧，抵达少海穴。○青灵穴：在肘上三寸，举臂取穴。少海穴：在肘内侧大骨外侧，距肘端五分。
循行于前臂内侧后缘，抵达手掌后豌豆骨端，进入掌内侧面，循行于小指内侧出其末端。腕下的踝骨称为兑骨。从少海穴向下循行于前臂内侧后缘，经过灵道穴、通里穴，至手掌后锐骨（豌豆骨）的末端，经过阴郄穴、神门穴，进入掌内侧面，至少府穴，循行于小指末端的少冲穴而结束，以交于手太阳小肠经。心为君主之官，比其他脏腑尊贵，所以其经脉交接传授，不借助于分支来说明。○灵道穴：在掌后一寸五分。通里穴：在腕后一寸的凹陷处。阴郄穴：在掌后脉中，距腕五分。神门穴：在掌后锐骨端凹陷处。少府穴：在手小指本节后方凹陷处，直对劳宫穴。少冲穴：在手小指内侧端，距指甲角如韭菜叶宽。
经脉发生变动时：会出现咽喉干燥，心痛，口渴想喝水，这称为臂厥。这是心经所主的疾病包括：目黄，胁痛，上臂内侧后缘痛，厥逆，当中热痛。实证：寸口脉搏比人迎脉搏大两倍。虚证：寸口脉搏反而小于人迎脉搏。
2=标题= 手太阳小肠经穴歌手太阳穴一十九。少泽前谷后溪遇。腕骨阳谷可养老。支正小海肩贞走。 俞天宗及秉风。曲垣肩外复肩中。天窗天容上颧髎。却入耳中循听宫。手太阳，小肠之经。凡十九穴，左右共三十八穴。○这条经脉多气少血。小肠长三丈二尺，向左回旋叠积十六个弯曲。胃的下口，是小肠的上口，位于肚脐上二寸，水谷由此进入。肚脐上一寸，是水分穴，则是小肠的下口。到这里分别清浊，水液进入膀胱，糟粕进入大肠。手太阳小肠经：起于小指末端，循行手外侧上行至腕，出踝中。臂骨尽头处为腕。腕下的豌豆骨为踝。本经起于小指端少泽穴，由此循行手外侧之前谷穴、后溪穴上行至腕，出踝中，经过腕骨穴、阳谷穴、养老穴。○少泽穴：在手小指外侧端，距指甲角一分的凹陷处。前谷穴：在手小指外侧，本节前方凹陷处。后溪穴：在手小指外侧，本节后方凹陷处。腕骨穴：在手外侧腕前，起骨下凹陷处。阳谷穴：在手外侧腕中，豌豆骨下凹陷处。养老穴：在手踝骨上一空隙，腕后一寸凹陷处。
直上循行于臂骨下缘，出肘内侧两骨之间，向上循行于上臂外侧后缘，出肩关节，绕肩胛，交于肩上。脊柱两旁称为膂。膂上两骨之间为肩解。肩解下成片状骨头为肩胛。一名臑。自养老穴直上，循行于臂骨下缘经过支正穴，出肘内侧两骨之间，经过小海穴，向上循行于上臂外侧后缘，行于手阳明大肠经和手少阳三焦经之外上行至肩，循行肩贞穴、天髎穴、天宗穴、秉风穴、曲垣穴、肩外俞穴、肩中俞穴诸穴，于是上行会合于大椎穴，因此左右相交于两肩之上。○支正穴：在腕后五寸。小海穴：在肘内侧大骨外侧，距肘端五分凹陷处。肩贞穴：在肩曲胛下，两骨解间，肩髃后凹陷处。天髎穴：在挟肩胛手少阳经穴后大骨下，胛上廉凹陷处。天宗穴：在秉风后大骨下凹陷处。秉风穴：在天髎外肩小上臑后，举臂有空隙。曲垣穴：在肩中央曲胛凹陷处，按压有应手痛感。肩外俞穴：在肩胛上廉，距脊柱三寸凹陷处。肩中俞穴：在肩胛内廉，距脊柱二寸凹陷处。大椎穴：见于督脉，是手足三阳经与督脉的交会穴。
进入缺盆，联络心脏，循行咽喉向下穿过膈肌，抵达胃部，归属于小肠。自交于肩上进入缺盆，循行肩部向腋下行，当膻中穴所在部位联络心脏，循行胃系向下穿过膈肌，过上脘、中脘，抵达胃下，行于任脉外侧，当肚脐上二寸的部位归属于小肠。膻中、上脘、中脘，均见于任脉交会穴。
其分支：另从缺盆分出，循行颈部上行至面颊，至目外眼角，退回进入耳中。目外角为锐眦。分支：另从缺盆，循行颈部的天窗穴、天容穴上行至面颊，抵达颧髎穴，上行至目锐眦，过瞳子髎穴，退回进入耳中，循行听宫穴而结束。○天窗穴：在颈部大筋前曲颊下，扶突后，动脉应手凹陷处。天容穴：在耳曲颊后。颧髎穴：在面部颧骨下廉，锐骨端凹陷处。瞳子髎穴：足少阳胆经穴位。听宫穴：在耳中珠子大如赤小豆。
其另一分支：另夹着上颌，抵达鼻部，至目内眼角。目下为䪼。目大角为内眦。其分支：另循行夹着上颌，抵达鼻至目内眼角睛明穴，以交于足太阳膀胱经。睛明穴，足太阳膀胱经穴位。经脉发生变动时：会出现咽喉痛，下颌肿，不能回顾，肩似拔，臑似折，这是主液所生的疾病包括：耳聋，目黄，颊肿，颈颔，肩臑，肘臂外后缘痛。实证：人迎脉搏比寸口脉搏大两倍。虚证：人迎脉搏反而小于寸口脉搏。
2=标题= 足太阳膀胱经穴歌足太阳穴六十三。晴明攒竹曲差叁。五处承光上通天。络却玉枕天柱崭。大杼风门引肺俞。厥阴心俞鬲俞注。肝俞胆俞脾俞同。胃俞三焦肾俞中。大肠小肠膀胱俞。中膂白环两俞输。自从大杼至白环。相去脊中三寸间。上髎次中复下髎。会阳承扶 殷门亚。浮郄委阳委中罅。 内挟脊附分当。太阳行背第三行。魄户膏肓与神堂。噫嘻鬲关魂门旁。阳纲意舍及胃仓。肓门志室胞之肓。二十椎下秩边藏。合阳以下 合阳是。承筋承山居其次。飞阳附阳泊昆仑。仆参申脉连金门。京骨束骨交通谷。小指外侧至阴续。足太阳，膀胱之经。凡六十三穴，左右共一百二十六穴。○这条经脉多血少气。膀胱重九两二铢，纵广九寸，位于肾下之前，大肠之侧。当肚脐上一寸水分穴之处，小肠下口，乃膀胱上际。水液由此渗入。足太阳膀胱经：起于目内眼角，上行额部，交于巅顶。目大角为内眦。发际前为额。脑上为巅，巅，即头顶。足太阳起于目内眼角睛明穴，上行额部，循行攒竹穴，过神庭穴，经过曲差穴、五处穴、承光穴、通天穴，自通天穴斜行，左右相交于巅顶的百会穴。○睛明穴：在目内眦。攒竹穴：在眉头凹陷处。神庭穴：见于督脉，是足太阳膀胱经与督脉的交会穴。曲差穴：在神庭旁一寸五分，入发际。五处穴：挟上星旁一寸五分。承光穴：在五处后一寸五分。通天穴：在承光后一寸五分。百会穴：见于督脉，是足太阳膀胱经与督脉的交会穴。其分支，从巅顶至耳上角。分支，从巅顶的百会穴，抵耳上角，过率谷穴、浮白穴、窍阴穴，所以散养于经脉之中。率谷、浮白、窍阴三穴，见于足少阳胆经，是足太阳膀胱经与足少阳胆经的交会穴。其直行者，从巅顶入络脑部，复出别下行项部。脑头髓也。颈上为脑。脑后为项。此直行者：由通天穴后，循行络却穴、玉枕穴，入络脑部。复出下行项部，抵天柱穴。○络却穴：在通天后一寸五分。玉枕穴：在络却后一寸五分，挟脑户旁一寸三分，枕骨上，入发际三寸。脑户穴：督脉穴位，足太阳膀胱经与督脉的交会穴。天柱穴：在颈部大筋外缘，挟项，发际凹陷处。
循行肩膊内，挟脊柱抵腰部，进入循行膂肉，联络肾脏，归属于膀胱。肩后之下为肩髆。椎骨为脊。尻上横骨为腰。挟脊为膂。从天柱穴向下，过大椎穴、陶道穴，却循行肩髆内，挟脊柱两旁下行，经过大杼穴、风门穴、肺俞穴、厥阴俞穴、心俞穴、膈俞穴、肝俞穴、胆俞穴、脾俞穴、胃俞穴、三焦俞穴、肾俞穴、大肠俞穴、小肠俞穴、膀胱俞穴、中膂俞穴、白环俞穴。由此抵腰部，进入循行膂肉，联络肾脏，下属膀胱。○大椎穴：见于督脉，是手足三阳经与督脉的交会穴。陶道穴：见于督脉，是足太阳膀胱经与督脉的交会穴。大杼穴：在项后第一椎下。风门穴：在第二椎下。肺俞穴：在第三椎下。厥阴俞穴：在第四椎下。心俞穴：在第五椎下。膈俞穴：在第七椎下。肝俞穴：在第九椎下。胆俞穴：在第十椎下，正坐取穴。脾俞穴：在第十一椎下。胃俞穴：在第十二椎下。三焦俞穴：在第十三椎下。肾俞穴：在第十四椎下，与脐平。大肠俞穴：在第十六椎下。小肠俞穴：在第十八椎下。膀胱俞穴：在第十九椎下。中膂俞穴：在第二十椎下，挟脊起肉。白环俞穴：在第二十一椎下，伏而取穴。自大杼至白环俞诸穴，并背部第二行，相距脊中各一寸五分。
其分支：从腰部向下贯穿臀部，入腘中。臀，即尻。挟腰髁骨两旁为机。机后为臀。腓肠肌上，膝后弯曲处为腘。其分支：从腰部循行腰髁，向下挟脊柱，经过上髎、次髎、中髎、下髎。按腰髁即腰监骨，人脊椎骨有二十一节，自第十六椎节而下为腰监骨，挟脊附着之处，其第十七至第二十凡四椎，为腰监骨所依附，而八髎穴则挟脊第一二空云云也，会阳在尾骶骨两旁，则第二十一椎乃复见而终焉，又按：督脉当脊中起于长强，在第二十一椎下，等而上之，至第十六椎下为阳关穴，其二十椎至十七椎皆无穴，乃知为腰监骨所依附明矣。会阳穴向下贯穿臀部，至承扶穴、殷门穴、浮郄穴、委阳穴，入腘中的委中穴。○上髎穴：在第一空，腰髁下一寸，挟脊凹陷处。次髎穴：在第二空挟脊凹陷处。中髎穴：在第三空挟脊凹陷处。下髎穴：在第四空挟脊凹陷处。会阳穴：在尾骶骨两旁。承扶穴：在尻臀下，股阴上，纹中。殷门穴：在肉郄下六寸。浮郄穴：在委阳上一寸，展膝得之。委阳穴：在承扶下六寸，屈膝取穴，在足太阳膀胱经之后，出于腘中外廉两筋间。委中穴：在腘中央约文中动脉处。
其另一分支：从腘内左右别下行，贯穿胛部挟脊肉，过髀枢。膂肉曰胛，夹脊肉也。其分支：为挟脊柱两旁第三行，相距各三寸的诸穴。从天柱穴向下，从腘内左右别行，下贯胛膂，经过附分穴、魄户穴、膏肓穴、神堂穴、噫嘻穴、膈关穴、魂门穴、阳纲穴、意舍穴、胃仓穴、肓门穴、志室穴、胞肓穴、秩边穴，下历尻肾，过髀枢。股外为髀。楗骨之下为髀枢。○附分穴：在第二椎下，附项内廉。魄户穴：在第三椎下。膏肓穴：在第四椎下，近五椎上，取穴时令人正坐，曲脊伸两手，以臂着膝前令正直，手大指与膝头齐，以物支肘，毋令臂动摇。神堂穴：在第五椎下。噫嘻穴：在肩髆内廉，挟第六椎下。膈关穴：在第七椎下，正坐开肩取穴。魂门穴：在第九椎下。阳纲穴：在第十椎下。意舍穴：在第十一椎下。胃仓穴：在第十二椎下。肓门穴：在第十三椎下叉肋间。志室穴：在第十四椎下，并坐正取穴。胞肓穴：在第十九椎下。秩边穴：在第二十椎下，并伏而取穴。
循行大腿外后缘，下行合于腘中，以下贯穿小腿肚内，出外踝之后，循行京骨穴，至小指外侧端。腓肠，即腓肠肌。循行大腿外后缘，髀枢之后，承扶穴之外一寸五分之间而下，与前之入腘中者相合，下行循行合阳穴，下贯腓肠内，经过承筋穴、承山穴、飞阳穴、跗阳穴，出外踝后的昆仑穴、仆参穴、申脉穴、金门穴，循行京骨穴、束骨穴、通谷穴，至小指外侧端的至阴穴，以交于足少阴肾经。○合阳穴：在膝腘中央下三寸。承筋穴：在腓肠中央凹陷处。承山穴：在腓肠下分肉间。飞阳穴：在外踝上七寸。跗阳穴：在外踝上三寸。昆仑穴：在外踝后跟骨上凹陷处。仆参穴：在跟骨下凹陷处，拱足取穴。申脉穴：在外踝下凹陷处，容爪甲白肉际。金门穴：在足外踝下。京骨穴：在足外侧大骨下，赤白肉际凹陷处。束骨穴：在足小指外侧，本节后方凹陷处。通谷穴：在足小指外侧，本节前方凹陷处。至阴穴：在足小指外侧，距指甲角如韭菜叶宽。
经脉发生变动时：会出现冲头痛，眼似脱出，项似拔，脊痛，腰似折，大腿不能弯曲，腘如结，腓肠如裂，这称为踝厥。这是主筋所生的疾病包括：痔，疟，狂癫疾，头俿项痛，目黄，泪出，鼽衄，项背，腰尻，腘腓，脚皆痛，小指不用。实证：人迎脉搏比寸口脉搏大两倍。虚证：人迎脉搏小于寸口脉搏。
Ascends along the anterior aspect of the medial knee and thigh, enters the abdomen, connects with the Spleen (Pi) and links with the Stomach (Wei). The medial thigh is called "Bi Nei". The area above and below the umbilicus is called the abdomen. From Yinlingquan (SP9), it ascends along the anterior aspect of the medial knee and thigh, passing through Xuehai (SP10) and Jimen (SP11). It winds into the abdomen, passes through Chongmen (SP12) and Fushhe (SP13), meets Zhongji (CV3) and Guanyuan (CV4), then follows Fujie (SP14) and Dahan (SP15), meets Xiaguan (CV10), passes through Fu'ai (SP16), crosses the areas of Riyue (GB24) and Qimen (LR14), follows the course of this meridian, descends to the junction of Zhongwan (CV12) and Xiawan (CV10), thereby connecting with the Spleen and linking with the Stomach. ○Xuehai (SP10): Located two cun inward from the white skin margin on the medial side, above the patella. Jimen (SP11): Located on the upper part of the fish belly muscle, between the crossing tendons, in the pulsation of the artery in the medial thigh. Chongmen (SP12): Located five cun above Dahan, approximately in the middle of the artery at the lower end of Henggu (GB28) below Fushhe. Fushhe (SP13): Located three cun below Fujie. Zhongji (CV3) and Guanyuan (CV4): Both seen in the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel); they are meetings of the Foot Three Yin Meridians and the Ren Mai. Fujie (SP14): Located one cun and three fen below Dahan. Dahan (SP15): Located three cun and five fen below Fu'ai, directly beside the umbilicus. Xiawan (CV10): Seen in the lower part of the Ren Mai; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian and the Ren Mai. Fu'ai (SP16): Located one cun and five fen below Riyue. Riyue (GB24): Seen in the Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian, Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, and Yang Wei Mai. Qimen (LR14): Seen in the Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian, Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian, and Yin Wei Mai. Chongmen, Fushhe, Fujie, Dahan, and Fu'ai: Each located four cun and half away from the midline of the abdomen.
Ascends through the diaphragm, flanks the pharynx, connects with the root of the tongue, and scatters under the tongue. Pharynx: The organ for swallowing food, located anterior to the larynx, extending to the stomach with a length of one chi six cun, belonging to the Stomach system. Root of the tongue refers to the base of the tongue. From Fu'ai, it ascends through the diaphragm, follows Shidou (SP17), Tianxi (SP18), Xiongxiang (SP19), and Zhourong (SP20). From Zhourong, it curves outward and downward to reach Dabao (SP21). Then from Dabao, it curves outward and upward, meets Zhongfu (LU1), ascends, enters the pathway of Renying (ST9), flanks the pharynx, connects with the root of the tongue, and scatters under the tongue to terminate. ○Shidou (SP17): Located one cun and six fen below Tianxi; take the point with the arm raised. Tianxi (SP18): Located one cun and six fen below Xiongxiang; take the point while lying supine. Xiongxiang (SP19): Located in the depression one cun and six fen below Zhourong; take the point while lying supine. Zhourong (SP20): Located in the depression one cun and six fen below Zhongfu; take the point while lying supine. Dabao (SP21): Located three cun below Yuanye (GB29); Yuanye is seen in the Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. Zhongfu (LU1): Seen in the Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian. Renying (ST9): Seen in the Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian.
Its branch: Separates again from the Stomach, ascends through the diaphragm, and pours into the Heart. This branch separates from Fu'ai, then ascends through the diaphragm outside the Zhongwan (CV12) acupoint of the Stomach, pours into the region of Danzhong (CV17) and the Heart, to connect with the Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian. ○Danzhong (CV17) and Zhongwan (CV12) are both acupoints of the Ren Mai.
When the meridian moves abnormally: Symptoms include stiffness of the tongue root, vomiting after eating, epigastric pain, abdominal distension, frequent belching, relief after defecation or passage of gas, and heaviness of the body. These are diseases generated by the Spleen Meridian. Diseases governed by the Spleen include: pain at the tongue root, inability to move the body, difficulty in eating, vexation, urgent pain in the epigastrium, cold malaria, loose stools, mass-type diarrhea, urinary retention, jaundice, inability to lie flat, discomfort in the medial thigh and knee when standing forcibly, reversal syndrome (Jue), and dysfunction of the big toe. Excess pattern: The pulse at Cun Kou is three times larger than that at Ren Ying. Deficiency pattern: The pulse at Cun Kou is smaller than that at Ren Ying.
2=Title= Song of Acupoints of the Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian Nine acupoints of the Heart Meridian on the Hand Shaoyin. Ji Quan, Qing Ling, Shao Hai are deep. Ling Dao, Tong Li, Yin Xi are profound. Shen Men, Shao Fu, Shao Chong are sought. Hand Shaoyin, the Heart Meridian. There are nine acupoints in total, eighteen on both sides. ○This meridian has abundant Qi and little Blood. The heart resembles an unopened lotus flower, located below the lungs and above the diaphragm, attached to the fifth thoracic vertebra of the spine. The Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian: Originates in the Heart, emerges to connect with the Heart System, descends through the diaphragm, and links with the Small Intestine. The Heart System has two parts: one connects upward with the Lungs and enters between the two large lobes of the lungs. The other descends from the lung lobes, curves backward, runs along the spine, connects via fine collaterals, penetrates the spinal cord, and communicates with the Kidneys, right at the seventh vertebral segment; generally, the systems of the Five Zang Organs all connect with the Heart, and the Heart connects with the systems of the Five Zang Organs. The Hand Shaoyin Meridian originates in the Heart, follows the lateral side of the Ren Mai, connects with the Heart System, descends through the diaphragm, at the level of two cun above the umbilicus, and links with the Small Intestine.
Its branch: From the Heart System, ascends, flanks the pharynx, and connects with the Eye System. Branch: Emerges from the Heart System, goes outside the Ren Mai, ascends, flanks the pharynx, and connects with the Eye System.
Its main trunk: Again from the Heart System, goes up to the Lungs, and emerges from the axilla. Main trunk: Again from the Heart System, goes straight up to the region of the Lungs. Emerges and follows the axilla, reaching Ji Quan (HT1). The acupoint is located between the tendons in the medial axilla, where the artery enters the chest.
Descends along the posterior medial aspect of the upper arm, running posterior to the Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian and Hand Jueyin Pericardium Meridian, descending to the medial elbow. From Ji Quan, it descends along the posterior medial aspect of the upper arm, running posterior to the Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian and Hand Jueyin Pericardium Meridian, passes through Qingling (HT6), descends to the medial elbow, reaching Shaohai (HT3). ○Qingling (HT6): Located three cun above the elbow; take the point with the arm raised. Shaohai (HT3): Located lateral to the medial epicondyle of the humerus, five fen from the end of the elbow.
Follows the posterior medial aspect of the forearm, reaches the end of the pisiform bone (Duigu) at the wrist, enters the medial palm, follows the medial side of the little finger, and exits at its tip. The ankle-like bone below the wrist is called Duigu. From Shaohai, it descends along the posterior medial aspect of the forearm, passes through Lingdao (HT4), Tongli (HT5), reaches the end of the sharp bone (pisiform) at the back of the palm, passes through Yinxi (HT6), Shenmen (HT7), enters the medial palm, reaches Shaofu (HT8), follows the tip of the little finger to Shaochong (HT9) to terminate, connecting with the Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian. The Heart is the sovereign official, showing respect above other Zang Organs, so its meridian transmission does not rely on branches. ○Lingdao (HT4): Located one cun and five fen behind the wrist crease. Tongli (HT5): Located in the depression one cun behind the wrist. Yinxi (HT6): Located in the pulse behind the palm, five fen from the wrist. Shenmen (HT7): Located in the depression at the end of the sharp bone behind the palm. Shaofu (HT8): Located in the depression behind the proximal interphalangeal joint of the little finger, directly opposite Laogong (PC8). Shaochong (HT9): Located at the radial tip of the little finger, as wide as a leek leaf from the nail.
When the meridian moves abnormally: Symptoms include dry throat, heart pain, thirst with desire to drink, which is called Bi Jue (Arm Reversal). These are diseases governed by the Heart Meridian including: yellow eyes, hypochondriac pain, pain in the posterior medial aspect of the upper arm, reversal syndrome, and heat pain in the center. Excess pattern: The pulse at Cun Kou is twice as large as that at Ren Ying. Deficiency pattern: The pulse at Cun Kou is smaller than that at Ren Ying.
2=Title= Song of Acupoints of the Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian Nineteen acupoints of the Hand Taiyang. Shao Ze, Qian Gu, Hou Xi meet. Wan Gu, Yang Gu, and Yang Lao can be used. Zheng, Xiao Hai, Jian Zhen walk. Tian Zong and Bing Feng. Qu Yuan, Jian Wai, and Jian Zhong. Tian Chuang, Tian Rong, up to Quan Liao. Yet enter the ear, following Ting Gong. Hand Taiyang, the Small Intestine Meridian. There are nineteen acupoints in total, thirty-eight on both sides. ○This meridian has abundant Qi and little Blood. The Small Intestine is three zhang two chi long, coiling left and accumulating sixteen curves. The lower opening of the Stomach is the upper opening of the Small Intestine, located two cun above the umbilicus, where water and grain enter. One cun above the umbilicus is the Shuifen (CV9) acupoint, which is the lower opening of the Small Intestine. Here, clear and turbid substances are separated; water fluids enter the Bladder, and dregs enter the Large Intestine. The Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian: Originates at the tip of the little finger, follows the lateral side of the hand up to the wrist, emerging from the malleolus. The end of the arm bone is the wrist. The Duigu bone below the wrist is the malleolus. This meridian originates at Shaoze (SI1) at the tip of the little finger, follows Qian Gu (SI2) and Hou Xi (SI3) on the lateral side of the hand up to the wrist, emerges from the malleolus, passes through Wanggu (SI4), Yanggu (SI5), and Yanglao (SI6). ○Shaoze (SI1): Located at the ulnar tip of the little finger, one fen from the corner of the nail in the depression. Qian Gu (SI2): Located on the lateral side of the little finger, in the depression anterior to the proximal interphalangeal joint. Hou Xi (SI3): Located on the lateral side of the little finger, in the depression posterior to the proximal interphalangeal joint. Wanggu (SI4): Located anterior to the wrist on the lateral side of the hand, in the depression under the prominent bone. Yanggu (SI5): Located in the middle of the wrist on the lateral side of the hand, in the depression under the Duigu bone. Yanglao (SI6): Located in a hollow above the ankle bone of the hand, in the depression one cun behind the wrist.
Straightly ascends along the lower edge of the arm bone, emerges between the two bones on the medial side of the elbow, ascends along the posterior lateral aspect of the upper arm, emerges from the shoulder joint, wraps around the scapula, and intersects at the shoulders. The muscles on both sides of the spine are called Lü. The space between the two bones above Lü is called Jianjie. The plate-like bone below Jianjie is the scapula, also known as Nao. From Yanglao, it ascends straightly, follows the lower edge of the arm bone through Zhengzheng (SI7), emerges between the two bones on the medial side of the elbow, passes through Xiaohai (SI8), ascends along the posterior lateral aspect of the upper arm, runs outside the Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian and Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian to ascend to the shoulder, follows Jianzhen (SI9), Tianliao (SI10), Tianzong (SI11), Bingfeng (SI12), Quyuan (SI13), Jianwaishu (SI14), and Jianzhongshu (SI15), then ascends to meet Dazhui (GV14), thus intersecting left and right above the two shoulders. ○Zhengzheng (SI7): Located five cun behind the wrist. Xiaohai (SI8): Located in the depression five fen from the end of the elbow, lateral to the medial epicondyle of the humerus. Jianzhen (SI9): Located below the curved scapula, between the separation of the two bones, in the depression posterior to Jianyu. Tianliao (SI10): Located under the large bone posterior to the Hand Shaoyang acupoint near the shoulder blade, in the depression at the upper edge of the scapula. Tianzong (SI11): Located in the depression under the large bone posterior to Bingfeng. Bingfeng (SI12): Located outside Tianliao, above the small shoulder, posterior to Nao; there is a space when the arm is raised. Quyuan (SI13): Located in the depression of the curved scapula in the center of the shoulder; pressing elicits pain. Jianwaishu (SI14): Located at the upper edge of the scapula, three cun from the spine in the depression. Jianzhongshu (SI15): Located at the medial edge of the scapula, two cun from the spine in the depression. Dazhui (GV14): Seen in the Du Mai (Governing Vessel); it is a meeting of the Hand and Foot Three Yang Meridians and the Du Mai.
Enters the Supraclavicular Fossa (Quepen), links with the Heart, follows the pharynx, descends through the diaphragm, reaches the Stomach, and belongs to the Small Intestine. From intersecting at the shoulders, it enters Quepen, follows the shoulder down towards the axilla, at the level of Danzhong (CV17) links with the Heart, follows the Stomach system down through the diaphragm, passes through Shangwan (CV13) and Zhongwan (CV12), reaches below the Stomach, runs outside the Ren Mai, at the level of two cun above the umbilicus belongs to the Small Intestine. Danzhong, Shangwan, and Zhongwan are all seen as meeting points of the Ren Mai.
Its branch: Separates from Quepen, follows the neck up to the cheek, reaches the outer canthus of the eye, then enters the ear. The outer corner of the eye is the Rui Zi. Branch: Separates from Quepen, follows Tianchuang (SI16) and Tianrong (SI17) of the neck up to the cheek, reaches Quanliao (SI18), ascends to the Rui Zi, passes Tongziliao (GB1), then enters the ear, follows Tinggong (SI19) to terminate. ○Tianchuang (SI16): Located anterior to the large tendon of the neck, below the angle of the jaw, posterior to Futu (LI18), in the depression where the artery beats. Tianrong (SI17): Located posterior to the curved angle of the jaw. Quanliao (SI18): Located at the lower edge of the zygomatic bone, in the depression at the end of the sharp bone. Tongziliao (GB1): Acupoint of the Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. Tinggong (SI19): Located in the ear, the size of a red bean.
Another branch: Separately flanks the maxilla, reaches the nose, and arrives at the inner canthus of the eye. The area below the eye is Bi. The large corner of the eye is the Nei Zi. Its branch: Separately follows and flanks the maxilla, reaches the nose and arrives at the Nei Zi Jingming (BL1) acupoint, to connect with the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian. Jingming is an acupoint of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian. When the meridian moves abnormally: Symptoms include sore throat, swelling of the chin, inability to look back, shoulder feeling like being pulled, arm feeling like being broken. These are diseases generated by governing fluids including: deafness, yellow eyes, cheek swelling, neck and chin pain, shoulder and arm pain, pain in the posterior lateral aspect of the elbow and arm. Excess pattern: The pulse at Ren Ying is twice as large as that at Cun Kou. Deficiency pattern: The pulse at Ren Ying is smaller than that at Cun Kou.
2=Title= Song of Acupoints of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian Sixty-three acupoints of the Foot Taiyang. Jingming, Cuanzhu, Qucha three. Wuchu, Chengguang, up to Tongtian. Luoque, Yuzhen, Tianzhu stand tall. Dazhu, Fengmen guide Feishu. Jueyin, Xinshu, Geshu note. Ganshu, Danshu, Pishu same. Weishu, Sanjiaoshu, Shenshu middle. Dachang, Xiaochang, Pangguangshu. Zhonglü, Baihuan two Shu transport. Since Dazhu to Baihuan. Three cun apart from the spine. Shangliao, Ciliao, Fuxialiao. Huiyang, Chengfu, Yinmen follow. Fuxi, Weiyang, Weizhong gap. Inside the back, flanking the spine, Fufen is proper. Taiyang runs the third row of the back. Pohu, Gaohuang, and Shentang. Yixi, Ge Guan, Hunmen side. Yanggang, Yishe, and Weicang. Huangmen, Zhishi, Baozhi Huang. Below the twentieth vertebra, Zhibian hides. Heyang below, Heyang is here. Chengjin, Chengshan follow next. Feiyang, Fuyang,泊 Kunlun. Pucan, Shenmai, link Jinmen. Jinggu, Shugu, Tonggu valley. Little finger lateral end, Zhiyin continues. Foot Taiyang, the Bladder Meridian. There are sixty-three acupoints in total, one hundred twenty-six on both sides. ○This meridian has abundant Blood and little Qi. The Bladder weighs nine liang two zhu, longitudinal and transverse nine cun, located anterior to the lower part of the Kidneys, lateral to the Large Intestine. At the location of Shuifen (CV9), one cun above the umbilicus, the lower opening of the Small Intestine is the upper limit of the Bladder. Water fluids seep in from here. The Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian: Originates at the inner canthus of the eye, ascends to the forehead, intersects at the vertex. The large corner of the eye is the Nei Zi. The forehead before the hairline is the E. The top of the brain is the Dian, meaning the crown. Foot Taiyang originates at Jingming (BL1) at the inner canthus, ascends to the forehead, follows Cuanzhu (BL2), passes Shenting (GV24), passes Qucha (BL8), Wuchu (BL9), Chengguang (BL10), Tongtian (BL11). From Tongtian, it diagonally crosses, intersecting left and right at Baihui (GV20) on the vertex. ○Jingming (BL1): At the inner canthus. Cuanzhu (BL2): In the depression at the eyebrow head. Shenting (GV24): Seen in the Du Mai; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian and the Du Mai. Qucha (BL8): Located one cun and five fen lateral to Shenting, entering the hairline. Wuchu (BL9): Flanking Shangxing (GV23) one cun and five fen lateral. Chengguang (BL10): Located one cun and five fen posterior to Wuchu. Tongtian (BL11): Located one cun and five fen posterior to Chengguang. Baihui (GV20): Seen in the Du Mai; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian and the Du Mai. Its branch, from the vertex to the upper angle of the ear. Branch: From Baihui on the vertex, reaches the upper angle of the ear, passes Lvgu (GB8), Fubai (GB12), and Qiaoyin (GB11), so as to nourish the meridians. Lvgu, Fubai, and Qiaoyin are seen in the Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian; they are meetings of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian and Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. Its main trunk, from the vertex, enters and links with the Brain, re-emerges, separates, and descends to the nape. Brain is the marrow of the head. Above the neck is the Brain. Behind the neck is the Nape. This main trunk: From behind Tongtian, follows Luoque (BL91), Yuzhen (BL92), enters and links with the Brain. Re-emerges and descends to the nape, reaching Tianzhu (BL10). ○Luoque (BL91): Located one cun and five fen posterior to Tongtian. Yuzhen (BL92): Located one cun and five fen posterior to Luoque, flanking Naohu (GV17) one cun and three fen lateral, on the occipital bone, three cun entering the hairline. Naohu (GV17): Acupoint of the Du Mai; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian and the Du Mai. Tianzhu (BL10): Located at the lateral edge of the large tendon of the neck, flanking the nape, in the depression at the hairline.
Follows the interior of the shoulder blade, flanks the spine to reach the waist, enters and follows the Lü muscle, links with the Kidney, and belongs to the Bladder. The lower part behind the shoulder is Jianbo. Vertebrae are the Spine. The horizontal bone above the coccyx is the Waist. Flanking the spine is Lü. From Tianzhu downwards, passes Dazhui (GV14), Taodao (GV13), then follows the interior of the shoulder blade, flanks both sides of the spine descending, passes Dazhu (BL11), Fengmen (BL12), Feishu (BL13), Jueyinshu (BL14), Xinshu (BL15), Geshu (BL17), Ganshu (BL18), Danshu (BL19), Pishu (BL20), Weishu (BL21), Sanjiaoshu (BL22), Shenshu (BL23), Dachangshu (BL25), Xiaochangshu (BL27), Pangguangshu (BL28), Zhonglüshu (BL29), and Baihuanxu (BL30). Thus reaching the waist, entering and following the Lü muscle, linking with the Kidney, and descending to belong to the Bladder. ○Dazhui (GV14): Seen in the Du Mai; it is a meeting of the Hand and Foot Three Yang Meridians and the Du Mai. Taodao (GV13): Seen in the Du Mai; it is a meeting of the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian and the Du Mai. Dazhu (BL11): Located below the first cervical vertebra of the neck. Fengmen (BL12): Located below the second vertebra. Feishu (BL13): Located below the third vertebra. Jueyinshu (BL14): Located below the fourth vertebra. Xinshu (BL15): Located below the fifth vertebra. Geshu (BL17): Located below the seventh vertebra. Ganshu (BL18): Located below the ninth vertebra. Danshu (BL19): Located below the tenth vertebra; take the point sitting upright. Pishu (BL20): Located below the eleventh vertebra. Weishu (BL21): Located below the twelfth vertebra. Sanjiaoshu (BL22): Located below the thirteenth vertebra. Shenshu (BL23): Located below the fourteenth vertebra, level with the umbilicus. Dachangshu (BL25): Located below the sixteenth vertebra. Xiaochangshu (BL27): Located below the eighteenth vertebra. Pangguangshu (BL28): Located below the nineteenth vertebra. Zhonglüshu (BL29): Located below the twentieth vertebra, bulging from the spine flanking. Baihuanxu (BL30): Located below the twenty-first vertebra; take the point prone. From Dazhu to Baihuanxu, these acupoints are in the second row of the back, each one cun and five fen away from the midline of the spine.
Its branch: From the waist, descends through the buttocks, enters the popliteal fossa. Buttock is Kao. The sides of the hip bone flanking the waist are Ji. Behind Ji is the buttock. Above the gastrocnemius, the bent part behind the knee is Guo. Its branch: From the waist, follows Yaokuo, descends flanking the spine, passes Shangliao (BL31), Ciliao (BL32), Zhongliao (BL33), and Xialiao (BL34). Note: Yaokuo is the sacral bone. Humans have twenty-one vertebral segments. Below the sixteenth vertebra is the sacral bone, where it attaches flanking the spine. The seventeen to twentieth vertebrae, four in total, are attached by the sacral bone, and the eight Liao acupoints are in the first and second spaces flanking the spine. Huiyang is on both sides of the coccyx, so the twenty-first vertebra appears again to end. Also, the Du Mai originates at Changqiang (GV1) in the midline of the spine, below the twenty-first vertebra, ascending to Yangguan (GV15) below the sixteenth vertebra; there are no acupoints from the twentieth to seventeenth vertebra, confirming attachment to the sacral bone clearly. From Huiyang, it descends through the buttocks to Chengfu (BL36), Yinmen (BL37), Fuxi (BL38), Weiyang (BL39), entering Weizhong (BL40) in the popliteal fossa. ○Shangliao (BL31): In the first space, one cun below Yaokuo, in the depression flanking the spine. Ciliao (BL32): In the second space, in the depression flanking the spine. Zhongliao (BL33): In the third space, in the depression flanking the spine. Xialiao (BL34): In the fourth space, in the depression flanking the spine. Huiyang (BL35): On both sides of the coccyx. Chengfu (BL36): Below the buttock, above the medial thigh, in the crease. Yinmen (BL37): Six cun below Rouxi (BL38). Fuxi (BL38): One cun above Weiyang; obtain it by extending the knee. Weiyang (BL39): Six cun below Chengfu; take the point with the knee flexed, posterior to the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian, between the two tendons at the lateral edge of the popliteal fossa. Weizhong (BL40): In the center of the popliteal fossa, in the artery at the crease.
Another branch: Separates from inside the popliteal fossa, descends left and right, penetrates the scapular muscle flanking the spine, passes Bitshu. Muscle of Lü is called Jia, which is the muscle flanking the spine. Its branch: Is the third row of acupoints flanking the spine on both sides, three cun apart. From Tianzhu downwards, separates from inside the popliteal fossa left and right, descends through Jia and Lü, passes Fufen (BL41), Pohu (BL42), Gaohuang (BL43), Shentang (BL44), Yixi (BL45), Ge Guan (BL46), Hunmen (BL47), Yanggang (BL48), Yishe (BL49), Weicang (BL50), Huangmen (BL51), Zhishi (BL52), Bao Huang (BL53), and Zhibian (BL54), descends past the kidney and Kao, passes Bitshu. The lateral thigh is Bi. Below the Jian bone is Bitshu. ○Fufen (BL41): Located below the second vertebra, attaching to the medial edge of the neck. Pohu (BL42): Located below the third vertebra. Gaohuang (BL43): Located below the fourth vertebra, near the upper part of the fifth vertebra; when taking the point, have the person sit upright, curve the spine, extend both hands, place arms on knees front making them straight, align thumb with knee cap, support elbow with an object, do not let the arm shake. Shentang (BL44): Located below the fifth vertebra. Yixi (BL45): Located at the medial edge of the shoulder blade, flanking the sixth vertebra. Ge Guan (BL46): Located below the seventh vertebra; take the point sitting upright with shoulders open. Hunmen (BL47): Located below the ninth vertebra. Yanggang (BL48): Located below the tenth vertebra. Yishe (BL49): Located below the eleventh vertebra. Weicang (BL50): Located below the twelfth vertebra. Huangmen (BL51): Located below the thirteenth vertebra, between the ribs. Zhishi (BL52): Located below the fourteenth vertebra; take the point sitting upright. Bao Huang (BL53): Located below the nineteenth vertebra. Zhibian (BL54): Located below the twentieth vertebra; take the point prone.
Follows the posterior lateral aspect of the thigh, descends to merge with the popliteal fossa, then descends through the calf, emerges posterior to the lateral malleolus, follows Jinggu (BL64), to the lateral tip of the little toe. Gastrocnemius is the calf. Following the posterior lateral aspect of the thigh, between the posterior Bitshu and one cun and five fen outside Chengfu, descends, merges with those entering the popliteal fossa earlier, descends following Heyang (BL55), descends through the calf, passes Chengjin (BL56), Chengshan (BL57), Feiyang (BL58), Fuyang (BL59), emerges posterior to the lateral malleolus at Kunlun (BL60), Pucan (BL61), Shenmai (BL62), Jinmen (BL63), follows Jinggu (BL64), Shugu (BL65), Tonggu (BL66), to Zhiyin (BL67) at the lateral tip of the little toe, to connect with the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian. ○Heyang (BL55): Located three cun below the center of the popliteal crease. Chengjin (BL56): In the depression in the center of the gastrocnemius. Chengshan (BL57): Between the muscle bellies below the gastrocnemius. Feiyang (BL58): Seven cun above the lateral malleolus. Fuyang (BL59): Three cun above the lateral malleolus. Kunlun (BL60): In the depression above the calcaneus posterior to the lateral malleolus. Pucan (BL61): In the depression below the calcaneus; take the point with feet arched. Shenmai (BL62): In the depression below the lateral malleolus, at the white skin margin of the nail. Jinmen (BL63): Below the lateral malleolus. Jinggu (BL64): Under the large bone on the lateral side of the foot, in the depression at the red-white skin margin. Shugu (BL65): On the lateral side of the little toe, in the depression posterior to the proximal interphalangeal joint. Tonggu (BL66): On the lateral side of the little toe, in the depression anterior to the proximal interphalangeal joint. Zhiyin (BL67): On the lateral side of the little toe, as wide as a leek leaf from the corner of the nail.
When the meridian moves abnormally: Symptoms include headache striking upwards, eyes feeling like popping out, neck feeling like being pulled, spine pain, waist feeling like breaking, thigh unable to bend, popliteal fossa feeling like binding, calf feeling like tearing, which is called Huai Jue (Ankle Reversal). These are diseases governed by the sinews including: hemorrhoids, malaria, mania and epilepsy, head and neck pain, yellow eyes, tearing, nasal congestion and epistaxis, pain in the neck, back, waist, buttocks, popliteal fossa, calf, and feet, and dysfunction of the little toe. Excess pattern: The pulse at Ren Ying is twice as large as that at Cun Kou. Deficiency pattern: The pulse at Ren Ying is smaller than that at Cun Kou.