目中痛，不能视，上星主之，先取 ，后取天牖风池，青盲远视不明，承先主之。
目瞑，远视 ，目窗主之。
目 赤痛，天柱主之。
目眩无所见，偏头痛，引目外 而急，颔厌主之。
目远视不明，恶风目泪出，憎寒头痛，目眩瞢，内 赤痛，远视 ，无所见， 痒痛
，淫肤白翳，精明主之。
青盲无所见，远视 ，目中淫肤白膜覆瞳子，巨 主之。
目不明泪出，目眩瞢，瞳子痒，远视 ，昏夜无见，目 动与项口参相引， 僻口不
能言，刺承泣。
目痛僻戾，目不明，四白主之。
目赤目黄，颧 主之。
KT 目，水沟主之。
目痛不明，龈交主之。
目瞑身汗出，承浆主之。
青盲KT 目，恶风寒，上关主之。
青盲，商阳主之。
KT 目 ，偏历主之。
眼痛，下廉主之。
睢目 少气，灸五里，右取左，左取右。
目中白翳，前谷主之。
目痛泣出，甚者如脱，前谷主之。
白膜覆珠，瞳子无所见，解溪主之。
眼暗，灸大椎下，数节第十，当脊中，安灸二百壮，惟多为佳。
肝劳邪气眼赤，灸当容百壮，两边各两穴，在眼小 近后，当耳前，三阳三阴之会处，
以两手按之，有上下横脉，与耳门相对是也，眼急痛，不可远视，灸当瞳子上入发际一寸，
随年壮，穴名当阳。
风翳患右目，灸右手中指本节头上，五壮，如小麦大，左手亦如之。
肝虚目不明，灸肝俞二百壮，小儿斟酌，可灸一二七壮。
风痒赤痛，灸人中近鼻柱，二壮，仰卧灸之。
目猝生翳，灸大指节横纹，三壮，在左灸右，在右灸左，良。
丝竹空前顶，主目上插，憎风寒。
承泣，主目 动，与项口相引。（目不明，泪出，目眩瞢，瞳子痒，远视 ，昏夜无
见，口 僻不能言）
三间前谷，主目急痛。
太冲，主下 痛。
阳谷太冲昆仑，主目急痛赤肿。
曲泉，主目赤肿痛。
束骨，主 烂赤。
阳溪，主目痛赤。
商阳巨 上关承光瞳子 络却，主青盲无所见。
观 内关，主目赤黄。
腋门，主目涩暴变。
期门，主目青而呕。
二间，主目 伤。
眼睛疼痛，视力障碍，取上星穴主治；先取[缺失穴位]，后取天牖、风池穴。青盲（视物昏暗不明），取承光穴主治。
眼睛远视模糊，怕风流泪，畏寒头痛，头晕眼花视物朦胧，内眼角红肿疼痛，远视模糊，视物不清，眼部瘙痒疼痛，眼睑皮肤异常增生白翳，取精明穴主治。
青盲（完全失明），远视模糊，眼中眼睑皮肤异常增生白膜覆盖瞳孔，取巨髎穴主治。
眼睛昏花流泪，头晕眼花视物朦胧，瞳仁瘙痒，远视模糊，夜晚完全看不见，眼球转动与颈部、口角相互牵引，口眼歪斜不能言语，针刺承泣穴。
睢目（眼皮下垂或开合不利）伴气短，灸五里穴，左病取右，右病取左。
视物昏暗，灸大椎穴下方，数至第十节脊椎正中处，每穴灸二百壮，以多灸为佳。
肝劳受邪导致眼红，灸当容穴百壮，左右两侧各两穴，位于眼小角后方近耳前，为三阳经与三阴经交会之处，用双手按压此处，若有上下横行的脉动，且与耳门穴相对即是该穴。眼睛拘急疼痛，不能远视，灸当瞳子直上入发际一寸处，按患者年龄定壮数，此穴名为当阳。
风翳症患右眼，灸右手中指本节关节顶端，五壮，大小如小麦粒，左手患病亦照此法施灸。
肝虚导致视物不明，灸肝俞穴二百壮，小儿酌情处理，可灸一二七壮。
风邪所致瘙痒红肿疼痛，灸人中穴靠近鼻柱处，二壮，仰卧位施灸。
眼睛突然生翳，灸大拇指节横纹处，三壮，左眼患病灸右手，右眼患病灸左手，效果良好。
承泣穴，主治眼球跳动，与颈部、口角相互牵引。（症状包括：视物不明，流泪，头晕眼花视物朦胧，瞳仁瘙痒，远视模糊，夜晚看不见，口眼歪斜不能言语）
太冲穴，主治下[缺失字]疼痛。
曲泉穴，主治眼睛红肿疼痛。
束骨穴，主治[缺失字]溃烂发红。
阳溪穴，主治眼睛疼痛发红。
商阳穴、巨髎穴、上关穴、承光穴、瞳子髎穴、络却穴，主治青盲（完全失明）。
观[缺失字]、内关穴，主治眼睛发红发黄。
腋门穴，主治眼睛干涩突发变化。
期门穴，主治眼睛发青并伴有呕吐。
二间穴，主治眼睛[缺失字]损伤。
Pain in the eyes with visual impairment, Shangxing (GV23) is indicated; first select [missing acupoint], then Tianyou (GB9) and Fengchi (GB20). For Qingmang (Cyan Blindness, a condition of dim vision or blindness), Chengguang (BL1) is indicated.
Difficulty closing the eyes with blurred distance vision, Mucuang (GB16) is indicated.
Redness and pain in the eyes, Tianzhu (BL10) is indicated.
Dizziness and blurred vision, hemianopia, pain radiating to the outer canthus with tension, Hanyan (GB7) is indicated.
Blurred distance vision, aversion to wind with tearing, aversion to cold with headache, dizziness and blurred vision, redness and pain in the inner canthus, blurred distance vision, inability to see clearly, itching and pain in the eyes, abnormal skin growth and white nebula on the eyelids, Jingming (BL1) is indicated.
Qingmang (Cyan Blindness), blurred distance vision, white membrane covering the pupil due to abnormal eyelid skin growth, Juliao (ST3) is indicated.
Blurred vision with tearing, dizziness and blurred vision, itching of the pupil, blurred distance vision, total blindness at night, involuntary eye movements pulling towards the neck and mouth corners, facial paralysis preventing speech, Ci Qi (ST1) is needled.
Eye pain with deviation, blurred vision, Sibai (ST2) is indicated.
Red eyes and yellow complexion, Quanliao (SI18) is indicated.
[Missing character] eyes, Shuigou (GV26) is indicated.
Eye pain with blurred vision, Yinjiao (GV28) is indicated.
Difficulty closing the eyes with sweating, Chengjiang (CV24) is indicated.
Qingmang (Cyan Blindness), [missing character] eyes, aversion to wind and cold, Shangguan (GB3) is indicated.
Qingmang (Cyan Blindness), Shangyang (LI1) is indicated.
[Missing character] eyes, [missing character], Pianli (TE5) is indicated.
Eye pain, Xialian (ST37) is indicated.
Sui Mu (blepharoptosis or difficulty opening/closing eyes) with shortness of breath, Jiuwuli (EX-UE3) is moxibusted; treat left side for right-sided symptoms and vice versa.
White nebula in the eye, Qian Gu (SI05) is indicated.
Eye pain with tearing, severe cases feeling as if the eyeball is dislocating, Qian Gu (SI05) is indicated.
White membrane covering the cornea, inability to see through the pupil, Jie Xi (ST41) is indicated.
Dim vision, moxa below Dazhui (GV14), counting down to the tenth thoracic vertebra in the midline of the spine; apply 200 moxa cones per point, more is better.
Liver labor with pathogenic qi causing red eyes, Jiu Dangrong (EX-HN?) is moxibusted with 100 cones; two points on each side, located near the posterior aspect of the lateral canthus, anterior to the ear, at the intersection of the three Yang and three Yin meridians; press with both hands to locate pulsating horizontal vessels opposite Ermen (TE21). For tense eye pain and inability to see far, Jiu Dangtongzi (EX-HN?) is moxibusted one cun above the pupil into the hairline, with the number of cones based on age; this point is named Dangyang (EX-HN1).
For wind nebula affecting the right eye, moxa the apex of the proximal interphalangeal joint of the right middle finger with five cones, sized like wheat grains; treat the left hand similarly if the left eye is affected.
Liver deficiency causing blurred vision, Jiuganshu (BL18) is moxibusted with 200 cones; for children, adjust accordingly, applying 7 to 14 cones.
Wind-induced itching, redness, and pain, Jiu Renzhong (GV26) near the nasal columella with two cones, applied while supine.
Sudden onset of nebula in the eye, moxa the transverse crease of the thumb joint with three cones; treat the right hand for left eye conditions and the left hand for right eye conditions; this is effective.
Sizhukong (TE23) treats Qianding (GV20), indicating upward stabbing pain in the eyes with aversion to wind and cold.
Chengqi (ST1) indicates eye twitching pulling towards the neck and mouth. (Symptoms include: blurred vision, tearing, dizziness and blurred vision, itching of the pupil, blurred distance vision, nighttime blindness, facial paralysis preventing speech).
Sanjian (LI3) and Qian Gu (SI05) indicate acute eye pain.
Taichong (LR3) indicates lower [missing character] pain.
Yanggu (SI05), Taichong (LR3), and Kunlun (BL60) indicate acute eye pain and swelling/redness.
Ququan (LR8) indicates redness, swelling, and pain in the eyes.
Shugu (BL65) indicates [missing character] ulceration and redness.
Yangxi (LI5) indicates eye pain and redness.
Shangyang (LI1), Juliao (ST3), Shangguan (GB3), Chengguang (BL1), Tongziliao (GB1), and Luoque (BL7) indicate Qingmang (Cyan Blindness).
Guan [missing character] and Neiguan (PC6) indicate red and yellow eyes.
Yemen (EX-UE4) indicates dry eyes with sudden changes.
Qimen (LR14) indicates greenish discoloration of the eyes with vomiting.
Erjian (LI2) indicates [missing character] injury to the eyes.