厉兑 三间 冲阳 偏历 小海 合谷 内庭 复溜 主龋齿。 浮白主牙齿痛，不能
言。 大迎 颧 听会 曲池 主齿痛恶寒。 阳谷 正营 主上牙齿痛。 阳谷 液门
商阳 二间 四渎 主下齿痛。 角孙 颊车 主牙齿不能嚼。 下关 大迎 翳风 完骨
主牙齿龋痛。 曲鬓 冲阳 主齿龋。
风府 天窗 劳宫 主喉嗌痛。扶突 天突 天溪 主喉鸣暴忤气哽。 少商 太冲
经渠 主喉中鸣。 鱼际 主喉中焦干。 水突 主咽喉肿。液门 四渎 主呼吸气短，咽
中如息肉状。 间使 主嗌中如扼。（《甲乙》作行间。） 少冲，主咽中酸。 少府 蠡沟 主
嗌中有气如息肉状。 中渚 支沟 内庭 主嗌痛。复溜 照海 太冲 中封 主嗌干。 前
谷照海 中封主咽偏肿，不可以咽。 涌泉 大钟 主咽中痛，不可纳食。 然谷 太溪 主
嗌内肿，气走咽喉不能言。 风池 主咽喉偻引项挛
完骨 天牖 前谷 主喉痹，颈项肿不可俯仰，颊肿引耳后。 中府 阳交主喉痹，胸
满塞，寒热。 天容 缺盆 大杼 膈俞 云门 尺泽 二间 厉兑 涌泉 然谷 主喉痹
哽咽，寒热。 天鼎 气舍 膈俞 主喉痹噎哽，咽肿不得消，饮食不下。 天突 主喉痹，
咽干急。 大陵 偏历 主喉痹嗌干。 璇玑 鸠尾 主喉痹咽肿，水浆不下。 三间 阳
溪主喉痹，咽如哽。 神门 合谷 风池 主喉痹。 三里 温溜 曲池 中渚 丰隆 主
喉痹不能言。 关冲 窍阴 少泽主喉痹，舌卷口干。凡喉痹，胁中暴逆，先取冲脉，后取
三里、云门各泻之，又刺手小指端出血立已。
厉兑、三间、冲阳、偏历、小海、合谷、内庭、复溜，主治龋齿（蛀牙）。浮白主治牙齿疼痛，导致不能说话。大迎、颧、听会、曲池，主治牙齿疼痛且伴有恶寒。阳谷、正营，主治上排牙齿疼痛。阳谷、液门、商阳、二间、四渎，主治下排牙齿疼痛。角孙、颊车，主治牙齿无法咀嚼。下关、大迎、翳风、完骨，主治牙齿因龋坏而疼痛。曲鬓、冲阳，主治牙齿龋坏。
风府、天窗、劳宫，主治咽喉疼痛。扶突、天突、天溪，主治喉中鸣响及突发气逆哽塞。少商、太冲、经渠，主治喉中鸣响。鱼际，主治喉中燥热干枯。水突，主治咽喉肿胀。液门、四渎，主治呼吸气短，感觉咽中如有息肉阻塞。间使，主治咽喉中如有物扼阻。（《甲乙经》中作“行间”穴。）少冲，主治咽中酸楚。少府、蠡沟，主治咽喉中有气感如息肉状。中渚、支沟、内庭，主治咽喉疼痛。复溜、照海、太冲、中封，主治咽喉干燥。前谷、照海、中封，主治咽部一侧肿胀，导致无法吞咽。涌泉、大钟，主治咽中疼痛，无法进食。然谷、太溪，主治咽喉内部肿胀，气走咽喉导致不能说话。风池，主治咽喉拘急牵引颈部痉挛。
完骨、天牖、前谷，主治喉痹（咽喉肿痛闭塞），颈项肿胀导致不能俯仰，面颊肿胀牵引耳后疼痛。中府、阳交，主治喉痹，胸满闷塞，伴有寒热症状。天容、缺盆、大杼、膈俞、云门、尺泽、二间、厉兑、涌泉、然谷，主治喉痹哽咽，伴有寒热。天鼎、气舍、膈俞，主治喉痹噎哽，咽喉肿胀不消，饮食难以下咽。天突，主治喉痹，咽喉干燥紧急。大陵、偏历，主治喉痹咽喉干燥。璇玑、鸠尾，主治喉痹咽喉肿胀，水浆无法下行。三间、阳溪，主治喉痹，咽喉感觉如被哽住。神门、合谷、风池，主治喉痹。三里、温溜、曲池、中渚、丰隆，主治喉痹导致不能说话。关冲、窍阴、少泽，主治喉痹，舌体卷缩口干。凡是治疗喉痹，若胁中突然气逆，应先取冲脉，后取足三里、云门穴并施以泻法；另外针刺手小指末端出血，可立即痊愈。
Lidui (ST45), Sanjian (LI3), Chongyang (ST42), Pianli (SI6), Xiaohai (SI8), Hegu (LI4), Neiting (ST44), and Fuliou (KI7) are indicated for dental caries (tooth decay). Fu Bai (GB12) is indicated for toothache resulting in inability to speak. Daying (ST5), Quan (EX-HN10, located at the zygomatic bone), Tinghui (GB2), and Quchi (LI11) are indicated for toothache accompanied by aversion to cold. Yanggu (SI5) and Zhengying (GB17) are indicated for upper toothache. Yanggu (SI5), Yemen (TE2), Shangyang (LI1), Erjian (LI2), and Sidu (TE10) are indicated for lower toothache. Jiaosun (TE14) and Jiache (ST6) are indicated for teeth unable to chew. Xiaguan (ST7), Daying (ST5), Yifeng (TE17), and Wanggu (GB12) are indicated for pain from dental caries. Qubin (GB7) and Chongyang (ST42) are indicated for dental caries.
Fengfu (GV16), Tianchuang (SI16), and Laogong (PC8) are indicated for throat pain. Futu (LI18), Tiantu (CV22), and Tianxi (BL44) are indicated for hoarse sounds in the throat and sudden qi rebellion with choking. Shaoshang (LU11), Taichong (LR3), and Jingqu (LU8) are indicated for humming sounds in the throat. Yuji (LU10) is indicated for dryness and heat in the throat. Shuitu (ST9) is indicated for swelling of the throat. Yemen (TE2) and Sidu (TE10) are indicated for shortness of breath and a sensation in the pharynx as if there were a polyp. Jianshi (PC5) is indicated for a sensation of obstruction in the throat (In *Jia Yi Jing*, this point is listed as Xingjian (LR2)). Shaochong (HT9) is indicated for sourness in the throat. Shaofu (HT8) and Ligou (LR5) are indicated for a sensation of qi in the throat resembling a polyp. Zhongzhu (TE3), Zhigou (TE6), and Neiting (ST44) are indicated for sore throat. Fuliou (KI7), Zhaohai (KI6), Taichong (LR3), and Zhongfeng (LR4) are indicated for dry throat. Qiangu (SI3), Zhaohai (KI6), and Zhongfeng (LR4) are indicated for unilateral swelling of the throat, making swallowing difficult. Yongquan (KI1) and Dazhong (KI4) are indicated for pain in the throat, making it impossible to take food. Ran Gu (KI2) and Taixi (KI3) are indicated for internal swelling of the throat, with qi moving through the throat causing inability to speak. Fengchi (GB20) is indicated for stiffness and spasm of the neck drawn by the throat.
Wanggu (GB12), Tianyou (SI16), and Qiangu (SI3) are indicated for Hou Bi (sore throat with obstruction), swelling of the neck and nape preventing flexion and extension, and cheek swelling radiating to behind the ear. Zhongfu (LU1) and Yangjiao (GB35) are indicated for Hou Bi, chest fullness and obstruction, and alternating chills and fever. Tianrong (SI17), Quepen (ST12), Dazhu (BL11), Geshu (BL17), Yunmen (LU2), Chi Ze (LU5), Erjian (LI2), Lidui (ST45), Yongquan (KI1), and Rangu (KI2) are indicated for Hou Bi with choking sensations and alternating chills and fever. Tianding (SI11), Qishe (ST11), and Geshu (BL17) are indicated for Hou Bi with dysphagia, persistent throat swelling, and inability to swallow food or drink. Tiantu (CV22) is indicated for Hou Bi with dry and urgent throat. Daling (PC7) and Pianli (SI6) are indicated for Hou Bi with dry throat. Xuanji (CV15) and Jiutui (CV15) are indicated for Hou Bi with throat swelling, preventing the passage of water and gruel. Sanjian (LI3) and Yangxi (LI5) are indicated for Hou Bi with a sensation of choking in the throat. Shenmen (HT7), Hegu (LI4), and Fengchi (GB20) are indicated for Hou Bi. Zusanli (ST36), Wenliu (LI37), Quchi (LI11), Zhongzhu (TE3), and Fenglong (ST40) are indicated for Hou Bi resulting in inability to speak. Guanchong (TE1), Touyin (GB11), and Shaoze (SI1) are indicated for Hou Bi with curled tongue and dry mouth. In all cases of Hou Bi, if there is sudden rebellious qi in the hypochondrium, first select the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel), then select Zusanli (ST36) and Yunmen (LU2) and apply reducing methods. Additionally, pricking the tip of the little finger to bleed will lead to immediate relief.