通谷 章门 曲泉 膈俞 期门 食窦 陷谷 石门 主胸胁支满。 大杼 心俞 主
胸中郁郁。 本神 颅息 主胸胁相引不得侧。 肝俞 脾俞 志室主两胁急痛。 肾俞 主
两胁引痛。 神堂 主胸腹满。 三间 主胸满肠鸣。 阳溪 天容 主胸满不得息。 期
门缺盆 主胸中热，息贲，胁下气上。 曲池 人迎 神道 章门 中府 临泣 天池 璇
玑府俞 主胸中满。 支沟 主胁腋急痛。 腕骨 阳谷 主胁痛不得息。 丰隆 丘墟
主胸痛如刺。 窍阴 主胁痛咳逆。 临泣 主季胁下支痛，胸痹不得息。 阳辅 主胸胁
痛。 阳交 主胸满肿。 环跳 至阴 主胸胁痛无常处，腰胁相引急痛。 太白 主胸胁
胀切痛。（《甲乙》云∶肠鸣切痛。） 然骨 主胸中寒，咳唾有血。 大钟 主胸喘息胀。 胆
俞章门 主胁痛不得卧，胸满呕无所出。 大包 主胸胁中痛。 膻中 天井 主心胸痛。
膺窗 主胸胁痈肿。 华盖 紫宫 中庭 神藏 灵墟 胃俞 侠溪 步廊 商阳 上廉
三里 气户 周荣 上脘 劳宫 涌泉 阳陵泉 主胸胁柱满。 乳根 主胸下满痛。 云
门中府 隐白 期门 肺俞 魂门 大陵 主胸中痛。（又云∶云门主胸中暴逆。） 鸠尾
主胸满咳逆。 巨阙 间使 主胸中澹澹。（又云∶间使主胸痹背相引。） 中脘 承满 主
胁下坚痛。 梁门 主胸下积气。 大泉 主胸满 呼、胸膺痛。 鱼际 主痹走胸背不得
息。关
主气短胁痛，心烦。 少冲，主胸痛口热。 凡胸满气短，不得汗皆针补手太阴以出汗
通谷、章门、曲泉、膈俞、期门、食窦、陷谷、石门，主治胸胁部支撑胀满。
大杼、心俞，主治胸中郁闷不舒。
本神、颅息，主治胸胁相互牵引导致身体不能侧转。
肝俞、脾俞、志室，主治两侧胁肋部拘急疼痛。
肾俞，主治两侧胁肋部牵引性疼痛。
神堂，主治胸腹部胀满。
三间，主治胸部胀满伴肠鸣。
阳溪、天容，主治胸部胀满且呼吸不畅。
期门、缺盆，主治胸中发热，气息上逆（息贲），胁下之气上冲。
曲池、人迎、神道、章门、中府、临泣、天池、璇玑、府俞，主治胸中胀满。
支沟，主治胁肋腋下拘急疼痛。
腕骨、阳谷，主治胁痛且呼吸受限。
丰隆、丘墟，主治胸痛如针刺感。
窍阴，主治胁痛伴咳嗽气逆。
临泣，主治季胁下部支撑性疼痛，胸痹导致呼吸不畅。
阳辅，主治胸胁疼痛。
阳交，主治胸部胀满肿胀。
环跳、至阴，主治胸胁疼痛部位不固定，腰部与胁肋相互牵引拘急疼痛。
太白，主治胸胁部胀闷切割样疼痛。（《针灸甲乙经》记载：肠鸣伴切割样疼痛。）
然骨，主治胸中寒冷，咳嗽吐痰带血。
大钟，主治胸部喘息胀满。
胆俞、章门，主治胁痛无法平卧，胸部胀满呕吐无物可出。
大包，主治胸胁内部疼痛。
膻中、天井，主治心胸疼痛。
膺窗，主治胸胁部痈肿。
华盖、紫宫、中庭、神藏、灵墟、胃俞、侠溪、步廊、商阳、上廉、三里、气户、周荣、上脘、劳宫、涌泉、阳陵泉，主治胸胁部支撑胀满。
乳根，主治胸下部胀满疼痛。
云门、中府、隐白、期门、肺俞、魂门、大陵，主治胸中疼痛。（又记载：云门主治胸中突发气逆。）
鸠尾，主治胸部胀满伴咳嗽气逆。
巨阙、间使，主治胸中悸动不安。（又记载：间使主治胸痹伴背部牵引痛。）
中脘、承满，主治胁下坚硬疼痛。
梁门，主治胸下部积气。
大泉，主治胸部胀满，呼喊时胸膺疼痛。
鱼际，主治痹证游走于胸背导致呼吸不畅。
关元，主治气短胁痛，心烦。
少冲，主治胸痛伴口热。
凡是出现胸部胀满、气短、无汗的症状，均应采用补法针刺手太阴肺经以促使出汗。
Tonggu (BL-29), Zhangmen (LR-13), Ququan (LR-8), Geshu (BL-17), Qimen (LR-14), Shidou (ST-23), Xian Gu (ST-43), and Shimen (CV-5) primarily treat distending fullness in the chest and hypochondrium.
Dazhu (BL-11) and Xinshu (BL-15) primarily treat a feeling of depression or stifling sensation in the chest.
Benshen (GB-13) and Luxi (TE-18) primarily treat inability to turn the body due to pulling pain between the chest and hypochondrium.
Ganshu (BL-18), Pishu (BL-20), and Zhishi (BL-52) primarily treat acute, cramping pain in both hypochondria.
Shenshu (BL-23) primarily treats pulling pain in both hypochondria.
Shentang (BL-44) primarily treats fullness in the chest and abdomen.
Sanjian (LI-3) primarily treats chest fullness accompanied by borborygmus (intestinal rumbling).
Yangxi (LI-5) and Tianrong (SI-17) primarily treat chest fullness with dyspnea (inability to breathe freely).
Qimen (LR-14) and Quepen (ST-12) primarily treat heat in the chest, Xi Ben (accumulation of Qi in the lung causing shortness of breath and cough), and Qi rising from below the hypochondrium.
Quchi (LI-11), Yingchang (ST-9), Shendao (DU-11), Zhangmen (LR-13), Zhongfu (LU-1), Linqi (GB-41), Tianchi (PC-1), Xuanji (CV-21), and Fushu (BL-16) primarily treat fullness in the chest.
Zhigou (TE-6) primarily treats acute, cramping pain in the hypochondrium and axilla.
Wangu (SI-4) and Yanggu (SI-5) primarily treat hypochondriac pain with restricted breathing.
Fenglong (ST-40) and Qiuxu (GB-40) primarily treat stabbing pain in the chest.
Qiaoyin (GB-45) primarily treats hypochondriac pain with cough and rebellious Qi.
Linqi (GB-41) primarily treats distending pain below the costal margin and chest Bi syndrome with dyspnea.
Yangfu (GB-38) primarily treats chest and hypochondriac pain.
Yangjiao (GB-35) primarily treats chest fullness and swelling.
Huantiao (GB-30) and Zhiyin (BL-67) primarily treat migratory pain in the chest and hypochondrium, and acute pulling pain between the waist and hypochondrium.
Taibai (SP-3) primarily treats distending, cutting pain in the chest and hypochondrium. (According to *Jia Yi Jing*: intestinal rumbling with cutting pain.)
Rangu (KI-2) primarily treats cold in the chest, and coughing up blood-stained sputum.
Dazhong (KI-4) primarily treats wheezing and distension in the chest.
Danshu (BL-19) and Zhangmen (LR-13) primarily treat hypochondriac pain preventing lying down, chest fullness, and vomiting without material discharge.
Dabao (SP-21) primarily treats pain inside the chest and hypochondrium.
Danzhong (CV-17) and Tianjing (TE-11) primarily treat pain in the heart and chest.
Yingchuang (ST-16) primarily treats carbuncles and swellings in the chest and hypochondrium.
Huagai (CV-22), Zipper (CV-19), Zhongting (CV-17), Shencang (BL-44), Lingxu (BL-45), Weishu (BL-21), Xiaxi (GB-43), Bulang (ST-22), Shangyang (LI-1), Shanglian (ST-39), Sanli (ST-36), Qihu (ST-15), Zhourong (ST-21), Shangwan (CV-13), Laogong (PC-8), Yongquan (KI-1), and Yanglingquan (GB-34) primarily treat distending fullness in the chest and hypochondrium.
Rugen (ST-17) primarily treats fullness and pain below the chest.
Yunmen (LU-2), Zhongfu (LU-1), Yinbai (SP-1), Qimen (LR-14), Feishu (BL-13), Hunmen (BL-47), Daling (PC-7) primarily treat pain in the chest. (Also states: Yunmen primarily treats sudden rebellious Qi in the chest.)
Jiuwei (CV-15) primarily treats chest fullness with cough and rebellious Qi.
Juque (CV-14) and Jianshi (PC-5) primarily treat palpitations in the chest. (Also states: Jianshi primarily treats chest Bi with pulling pain to the back.)
Zhongwan (CV-12) and Chengman (ST-20) primarily treat hard, painful masses below the hypochondrium.
Liangmen (ST-21) primarily treats accumulation of Qi below the chest.
Daquan (LI-11 - *Note: Likely typo in original text for Daqian/Quchi or similar, but translated as is*) primarily treats chest fullness and pain in the chest wall when calling out.
Yuji (LU-10) primarily treats Bi syndrome wandering to the chest and back with dyspnea.
Guanyuan (CV-4) primarily treats shortness of breath, hypochondriac pain, and irritability.
Shaochong (HT-9) primarily treats chest pain with heat in the mouth.
For conditions characterized by chest fullness, shortness of breath, and absence of sweating, needle the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian using the tonification method to induce sweating.