（凡八类）
论曰∶凡云孔穴主对者，穴名在上，病状在下，或一病有数十穴，或数病共一穴，皆临
时斟酌作法用之。其有须针者，即针刺以补泻之，不宜针者，直尔灸之。然灸之大法，但其
孔穴与针无忌，即下白针若温针讫，乃灸之，此为良医。其香港脚一病，最宜针之。若针而不
灸，灸而不针，皆非良医也。针灸而药，药不针灸，亦非良医也，但恨下里间知针者鲜耳，
所以学人深须解用针，燔针、白针皆须妙解，知针、知药固是良医。
神庭 水沟 主寒热头痛，喘渴，目不可视。 头维 大陵 主头痛如破，目痛如脱。
昆仑 曲泉 飞扬 前谷 少泽 通里 主头眩痛。 窍阴 强间 主头痛如锥刺，不可以
动。 脑户 通天 脑空 主头重痛。 消泺 主寒热痹头痛。 攒竹 承光 肾俞 丝竹
空螈脉 和 主风头痛。（又云∶螈脉主风头耳后痛。） 上星 主风头眩颜清。（又云∶
上星主风头引颔痛。） 囟会 主风头眩，头痛，颜清。 天牖 风门 昆仑 关元 关冲 主
风眩头痛。 合谷 五处 主风头热。 前顶 后顶 颔厌 主风眩偏头痛。 玉枕主头半
寒痛（《甲乙》云∶头眩目痛，头半寒。） 天柱 陶道 大杼（一作本神） 孔最 后溪 主
头痛。目窗 中渚 完骨 命门 丰隆 太白 外丘 通谷 京骨 临泣 小海 承筋 阳
陵泉 主头痛寒热，汗出不恶寒。
（共八类）
论述说：凡是记载穴位主治对应的，都是穴名列在上，病状列在下。有时一种病对应几十个穴位，有时几种病共用一个穴位，都要根据当时的具体情况斟酌决定治疗方法并加以使用。其中需要针刺的，就用针刺来进行补泻；不适宜针刺的，就直接进行艾灸。然而艾灸的大法原则是，只要该穴位与针刺没有禁忌，就在施行平补平泻的白针或温针之后，再进行艾灸，这才是高明的医生。对于香港脚（足部肿痛、麻木等症）这一疾病，最适宜用针刺治疗。如果只针刺而不艾灸，或者只艾灸而不针刺，都不是高明的医生。既用针灸又用药，或者只用药而不用针灸，也都不是高明的医生。只是遗憾乡野民间懂得针刺的人很少，所以学习医学的人必须深刻理解并掌握针刺技术，燔针（烧红的针）和白针（普通毫针）都必须精通，既懂针刺又懂用药，固然是高明的医生。
神庭穴、水沟穴，主治寒热往来、头痛、气喘口渴、眼睛无法视物。
头维穴、大陵穴，主治头痛剧烈如要破裂，目痛剧烈如要脱出。
昆仑穴、曲泉穴、飞扬穴、前谷穴、少泽穴、通里穴，主治头晕胀痛。
窍阴穴、强间穴，主治头痛如锥刺般疼痛，不能转动头部。
脑户穴、通天穴、脑空穴，主治头部沉重疼痛。
消泺穴，主治寒热痹阻引起的头痛。
攒竹穴、承光穴、肾俞穴、丝竹空穴、螈脉穴，主治风邪引起的头痛。（又说：螈脉穴主治头面部及耳后疼痛。）
上星穴，主治头风眩晕、面色清冷。（又说：上星穴主治头风牵引下颌疼痛。）
囟会穴，主治头风眩晕、头痛、面色清冷。
天牖穴、风门穴、昆仑穴、关元穴、关冲穴，主治风邪引起的眩晕头痛。
合谷穴、五处穴，主治头风发热。
前顶穴、后顶穴、颔厌穴，主治风邪引起的眩晕偏头痛。
玉枕穴，主治头部一侧寒冷疼痛（《甲乙经》说：头晕目痛，头部一侧寒冷）。
天柱穴、陶道穴、大杼穴（一作本神穴）、孔最穴、后溪穴，主治头痛。
目窗穴、中渚穴、完骨穴、命门穴、丰隆穴、太白穴、外丘穴、通谷穴、京骨穴、临泣穴、小海穴、承筋穴、阳陵泉穴，主治头痛伴寒热，出汗但不怕冷。
(There are eight categories in total.)
The discussion states: Whenever the indications for acupoints are recorded, the point names are listed above and the symptoms below. Sometimes one disease corresponds to dozens of points, or several diseases share a single point; in all cases, the treatment method must be carefully considered according to the specific situation at hand and applied accordingly. For conditions requiring acupuncture, needle insertion should be used to apply tonification or sedation techniques. For conditions not suitable for needling, moxibustion should be performed directly. However, the general principle of moxibustion is that as long as there are no contraindications for needling at the specific point, one should first perform white needle (plain needle) manipulation or warm needle therapy, and then apply moxibustion; this constitutes the practice of an excellent physician. Regarding the disease known as "Hongjiao" (foot swelling, numbness, and pain), it is most suitable for needle treatment. If one uses needles but not moxibustion, or moxibustion but not needles, neither constitutes the practice of an excellent physician. Using both acupuncture/moxibustion and herbal medicine, or using only herbal medicine without acupuncture/moxibustion, also does not constitute the practice of an excellent physician. It is merely regrettable that few people in rural areas understand acupuncture; therefore, students of medicine must deeply understand and master acupuncture techniques. Both burning needle (hot needle) and white needle (plain needle) methods must be thoroughly understood. Knowing both acupuncture and herbal medicine certainly makes one an excellent physician.
Shenting (GV23) and Shuigou (GV26) indicate chills and fever, headache, panting and thirst, and inability to see.
Touwei (ST8) and Daling (PC7) indicate severe headache as if splitting, and severe eye pain as if protruding.
Kunlun (BL60), Quanquan (LR8), Feiyang (BL58), Qiangu (SI15), Shaoze (SI1), and Tongli (HT5) indicate dizziness and distending headache.
Qiaoyin (GB11) and Jiangjian (DU18) indicate headache like cone-stabbing, with inability to move the head.
Naohu (DU16), Tongtian (LI19), and Naokong (GB13) indicate heavy and painful head.
Xiaoluo (GB81) indicates headache caused by bi-syndrome with chills and fever.
Canzhu (BL2), Chengguang (EX-HN4), Shenshu (BL23), Sizhukong (TE23), and Yu Mai (Extra Point) indicate wind-induced headache. (It is also said: Yu Mai indicates pain in the head and behind the ears.)
Shangxing (GV23) indicates wind-head dizziness and cold facial complexion. (It is also said: Shangxing indicates headache radiating from wind-head to the chin.)
Xinhui (DU22) indicates wind-head dizziness, headache, and cold facial complexion.
Tianyou (TE16), Fengmen (BL12), Kunlun (BL60), Guanyuan (CV4), and Guanchong (TE1) indicate wind-induced dizziness and headache.
Hegu (LI4) and Wuchu (EX-HN5) indicate heat in wind-head.
Qiangding (DU15), Houding (DU19), and Han'yan (GB16) indicate wind-induced dizziness and hemi-cephalic headache.
Yuzhen (BL59) indicates half-head cold pain (according to *Jia Yi Jing*: dizziness, eye pain, and coldness on one side of the head).
Tianzhu (BL10), Daodao (DU13), Dashu (BL11) (also named Benshen GB13 in some texts), Kongzui (LU6), and Houxi (SI3) indicate headache.
Muchuang (GB17), Zhongzhu (TE3), Wanggu (GB12), Mingmen (BL4), Fenglong (ST40), Taibai (SP3), Waixiu (SB38), Tonggu (BL65), Jinggu (BL64), Linqi (GB14), Xiaohai (SI8), Chengjin (BL56), and Yanglingquan (GB34) indicate headache accompanied by chills and fever, sweating, and absence of aversion to wind.