正 二 三 四 五 六 七 八 九 十 十一 十二
月厌戌 酉 申 未 午 巳 辰 卯 寅 丑 子 亥
月激戌 戌 戌 丑 丑 丑 辰 辰 辰 未 未 未
月杀丑 戌 未 辰 丑 戌 未 辰 丑 戌 未 辰
月刑巳 子 辰 申 午 丑 寅 酉 未 亥 卯 戌
六害巳 辰 申 寅 巳 子 亥 戌 酉 申 未 午
正月卯 二月寅 三月丑 四月子 五月亥 六月戌
七月酉 八月申 九月未 十月午 十一月巳 十二月辰
春在左胁 秋在右胁 夏在脐 冬在腰
又男忌除日 女忌破日
凡医者。若不能知此避忌。若逢病患年命厄会处。男女气怯。下手至困。通人达士。岂
能拘此哉。若遇急卒暴患。不拘此法之下。若是禁穴。诸般医疗不瘥。明堂许灸。一壮至三
壮。
百会一穴。在头中心陷者中。灸七壮。主脑重。鼻塞。头目眩痛。少心力。忘前失后。
心神
神庭一穴。在鼻柱上发际中。灸三壮。主登高而歌。弃衣而走。角弓反张。羊痫吐舌也。
水沟一穴。在鼻柱下宛宛中。灸五壮。主消渴饮水无休。水气遍身肿。笑无时节。癫痫
病。
天突一穴。在项结喉下五分。中央宛宛中。灸五壮。主咳逆喘。暴喑不能言。身寒热。
颈肿
支沟二穴。在腕后三寸。两骨间陷者中。灸五壮。主热病汗不出。肩臂酸重。胁腋急痛。
四肢不举。口噤不开。暴哑不能言也。
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至阴二穴。在足小指外侧。去爪甲角如韭叶。宛宛中。灸三壮。主疟发寒热。头重烦心。
目
三里二穴。一名手三里。在曲池下二寸。按之内起兑肉之端。灸二壮。主肘臂酸重。屈
伸难
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天池二穴。在乳后一寸着胁。直掖撅肋间。灸三壮。主寒热 疟。热病汗不出。胸满头
痛。
章门二穴。在大横文外。直脐季肋端。侧卧伸下足。屈上足。举臂取之。灸七壮。主肠
鸣盈
身
中渚二穴。在手小指次指本节后间陷者中。灸三壮。主目KT KT 。无所见。肘臂酸
输府二穴。在旋机傍各二寸陷者中。仰而取之。灸三壮。主咳逆上气。喘急。呕吐不下
食。
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胸卿二穴。在周荣下一寸六分。陷者宛宛中。灸五壮。主胸胁支满。却引背痛。不得卧。
转
偏历二穴。在腕后三寸陷者中。灸五壮。主发寒热。疟久不愈。目视KT KT 。手不
头。臂膊
丰隆二穴。在外踝上八寸陷者中。灸七壮。主厥逆胸痛。气刺不可忍。腹中如刀 。大
小便
昆仑二穴。在足外踝后跟骨上陷者中。灸三壮。主寒热癫疾。目KT KT 。鼻衄多涕。
厉兑一穴。在足大指次指之端。去爪甲一韭叶。灸一壮。主尸厥如死。不知人。多睡善
惊。
黄帝问歧伯曰。凡人中风。半身不遂。如何灸之。歧伯答曰。凡人未中风时。一两月前。
或
穴
内
不
灸
曲
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上件七穴。神效极多。不能具录。依法灸之。无不获愈。
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紫宫一穴。在华盖下一寸陷者中。仰而取之。灸七壮。主饮食不下。呕逆烦心。上气吐
血。
乳根二穴。在乳下一寸六分陷者中。仰而取之。灸五壮。主胸下满闷。臂肿。及乳痛也。
华
少冲二穴。在手小指内廉之侧。去爪甲如韭叶。灸三壮。主烦心上气。卒心痛。悲恐畏
人。
同。
无子
得践地。
脑空一穴。在承灵穴后一寸半。玉枕骨下陷者中。灸七壮。主头风目瞑。癫狂病。身寒
热引
颊车二穴。在耳下二韭叶。陷者宛宛中。灸三壮。主牙车不开。口噤不能言。牙齿疼痛
不得
秦丞祖灸狐魅神邪。及癫狂病。诸般医治不瘥者。以并两手大拇指。用软丝绳子急缚之。
灸
小儿胎痫。奶痫。惊痫。一依此灸一壮。炷如小麦大。
悬钟二穴。在外踝上三寸宛宛中。灸五壮。主腹满。中焦客热。不嗜食。兼腿胯连膝胫
痹麻
蠡沟二穴。在内踝上五寸陷者中。灸七壮。主卒疝。小腹肿。小便不利。脐下积气如卵
石。
歧伯灸膀胱气攻冲两胁时。脐下鸣。阴卵入腹。灸脐下六寸。两傍各一寸六分。各三七
壮。
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华盖一穴。在璇玑下一寸陷者中。仰而取之。灸三壮。主胸胁支满。咳逆上气。喘不能
言也。
分水一穴。在下管下一寸陷者中。灸七壮。主水病腹胀。绕脐痛冲胸中。不得息。甄权
云。
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石门一穴。在脐下二寸陷者中。灸七壮。主腹大坚。气淋。小便黄。身寒热。咳逆上气。
呕
风府一穴。在项后入发际一寸。大筋内宛宛中。禁不可灸。主头痛项急。不得顾。暴喑
不得
大杼二穴。在项第一椎下。两傍各一寸半。陷者中。灸五壮。主强项痛。不可俯仰。左
右不
心俞二穴。在第五椎下两傍。各一寸半陷者中。灸五壮。主寒热心痛。背相引痛。胸中
满闷
膈俞二穴。在第七椎下两傍。各一寸半陷者中。灸五壮。主咳逆呕吐。膈上寒。食饮不
下。
肝俞二穴。在第九椎下。两傍各一寸半陷者中。灸七壮。主咳逆。两胁满闷。脐中痛。
目生白翳。气短唾血。目上视。多怒狂衄。目KT KT 无远视也。
肾俞二穴。在第十四椎下。两傍各一寸半陷者中。灸五壮。主腰痛不可俯仰。转侧难。
身寒
巨骨二穴。在肩端上两行骨陷者中。灸一壮。主肩中痛。不能动摇。
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周荣二穴。在中府下一寸六分。卯而取之。陷者中。灸五壮。主胸胁支满。不得俯仰。
咳
曲池二穴。在肘外转屈肘曲骨之中文头陷者。是穴也。灸七壮。主肘中痛。屈伸难。手
不得
风癞
后溪二穴。在手外侧腕前起骨下陷者中。灸三壮。主 疟寒热。目生白翳。肘臂腕重难
屈
歧伯灸法。疗脚转筋。时发不可忍者。灸脚踝上一壮。内筋急。灸内。外筋急。灸外。
风门二穴。在第二椎下。两傍各一寸半陷者中。灸五壮。主头痛风眩。鼻衄不止。鼻垂
清涕
魂户二穴。在第三椎下。两边各三寸陷者中。灸三壮。主背甲满闷。项急强不得顾。劳
损虚
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至阳一穴。在第七椎节下间。微俯而取之。宛宛中。灸十壮。主四肢重。少气难言。脊
急强
胃俞二穴。在第十二椎下。两傍各一寸半。宛宛中。灸七壮。主胃中寒。气不能食。胸
胁支
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膀胱俞二穴。在第十九椎下。两傍各一寸半陷者中。灸七壮。主腰脊急强。腰以下酸重。
至
仆参二穴。在跟骨下陷者中。拱足得之。灸三壮。主腰痛不可举足。承山下重。脚痿。
癫疾
大椎一穴。在项第一椎下陷者中。灸七壮。主五劳虚损。七伤乏力。疰气背腰间。项强
不得
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身柱一穴。在第三椎下间宛宛中。灸三壮。主癫螈 。怒欲煞人。狂走见鬼。秦丞祖明
堂云
筋缩一穴。在第九椎节下间。俯而取之。陷者中。灸五壮。主惊痫狂走。癫病多言。脊
急强
胆俞二穴。在第十椎下。两傍各一寸半。正坐取之。陷者中。灸五壮。主胸胁支满。呕
无所
脾俞二穴。在第十一椎下。两傍各一寸半陷者中。灸五壮。主腹中胀满。引背间痛。食
饮多。身羸瘦。四肢烦热。嗜卧怠堕。四肢不欲动摇。
志室二穴。在第十四椎下。两傍各三寸半陷者中。正坐微俯而取之。灸七壮。主腰痛脊
急。
上星一穴。在直鼻上入发际一寸陷者中。灸七壮。主头风目眩。鼻塞不闻香臭。
听会二穴。在耳微前陷者中。张口在穴动脉应手。灸三壮。主耳淳淳浑浑。聋无所闻。
膻中一穴。在两乳间陷者中。灸五壮。主胸陷满闷。咳嗽气短。喉中鸣。妇人 脉滞。
无汗
巨阙一穴。在鸠尾穴下一寸陷者中。灸七壮。主心痛不可忍。呕血烦心。胸中不利。胸
胁支
间使二穴。在掌后三寸两筋间陷者中。灸七壮。主卒狂惊悸。臂中肿痛。屈伸难。歧伯
云。
大冲二穴。在足大指本节后二寸。骨 间陷者中。灸五壮。主瘁疝。小腹痛。小便不利。
如
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支正二穴。在手太阳腕后五寸。去养老穴四寸陷者中。灸五壮。主惊恐悲愁。肘臂挛。
难屈
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巨虚二穴。在三里穴下三寸。 骨外。大筋内。筋骨之间陷者中。灸三壮。主脚胫酸痛。
屈
黄帝问歧伯曰。凡人患噎疾。百味珍馔不能而食者。灸何穴。而立得其愈。歧伯答曰。
夫人
三焦
气噎。灸膻中。在两乳间。忧噎。灸心俞。在第五椎下两傍各一寸半。食噎。灸乳根。
在两乳下各一寸六分。劳噎。灸膈俞。在第七椎下两傍各一寸半。思噎。灸天府。在腋下三
寸。
青灵二穴。在肘上三寸。伸肘举臂取之。灸三壮。主肩不举。不能带衣也。
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不容二穴。在上管两傍各一寸。灸三壮。主腹内弦急。不得食。腹痛如刀刺。两胁积气
膨膨
五枢二穴。在带脉下二寸。水道傍一寸陷者中。灸三壮。主阴疝。小腹痛。及膀胱气攻
两胁
复留二穴。在足内踝上二寸。动脉中陷者是也。灸七壮。主腰疼痛引脊内。痛不可俯仰。
善
漏
大都二穴。在足大指节后陷者中。灸三壮。主热病汗不出。手足逆冷。腹满善呕。目眩
烦心
凡妇人怀孕。不论月数。及坐产后。未满百日。不宜灸之。若绝子。灸脐下二寸三寸间。
动
通里二穴。在腕后一寸陷者中。灸七壮。主头目眩痛。悲恐畏人。肘腕酸重。及暴哑不
能言
阴都二穴。在通谷下一寸陷者中。灸三壮。主身寒热。 疟。病心恍惚也。
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右关二穴。在阴都下一寸宛宛中。灸三壮。主多唾呕沫。大便难。妇人无子。脏有恶血。
腹
带脉二穴。在季肋下一寸八分。陷者宛宛中。灸七壮。主妇人腹坚痛。月水不通。带下
赤白
库房二穴。在气户下一寸六分。陷者宛宛中。仰而取之。灸五壮。主胸腹支满。咳逆上
气。
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肘聊二穴。在肘大骨外廉陷者中。灸五壮。主肘臂酸重。不可屈伸。痹麻不仁也。
风市二穴。在膝外两筋间。平立舒下两手着腿。当中指头陷者宛宛中。是也。灸三壮。
主冷
光明二穴。在外踝上五寸陷者中。灸七壮。主膝胫酸痹不仁。手足偏。小坐不能也。
阴跷二穴。在足内踝下陷者中。灸三壮。主卒疝。小腹痛。左取右。右取左。立已。女
子月
或中二穴。在输府下一寸陷者中。仰而取之。灸三壮。主咳嗽。上喘。不能食也。
气冲二穴。在归来下一寸。鼠扑上一寸。动脉宛宛中。灸五壮。主腹有大气。腹胀。脐
下坚
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三里二穴。在膝下三寸。 骨外。大筋内。筋骨之间陷者宛宛中。灸三壮。主脏腑久积
冷气
癖。四肢肿满。腿膝酸痛。目不明。华佗云。亦主五劳羸瘦。七伤虚乏。大小人热。皆调三
里。
悬钟二穴。在足外踝上三寸动脉中。灸三壮。主心腹胀满。胃中热。不嗜食。膝胫连腰
痛。
张文仲灸法。疗卒心痛不可忍。吐冷酸绿水。及元脏气。灸足大指次指内横文中。各一
壮。
歧伯灸法。疗头旋目眩。及偏头不可忍。牵眼KT KT 不远视。灸两眼小 上。发际。
各一壮。
长强一穴。在腰俞下。脊骸端陷者中。灸五壮。主腰脊急强。不可俯仰。癫狂病。大小
便难
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委中二穴。在曲 内。两筋两骨中宛宛是也。令病患合面卧。舒挺两脚取之。灸三壮。
主脚
禾聊二穴。在鼻孔下侠水沟傍五分。灸三壮。主鼻窒口 。清涕出不可止。鼻衄有疮。
口不
天井二穴。在肘外大骨之后。肘后一寸两筋间。陷者中。屈肘得之。灸五壮。主肘痛引
肩。
承满二穴。在不容下一寸陷者中。灸三壮。主肠鸣腹胀。上喘气逆。及膈气唾血也。
商阳二穴。在手大指次指内侧。去爪甲如韭叶。灸三壮。主胸膈气满。喘急。耳鸣聋。
疟病
孔最二穴。在腕上七寸陷者宛宛中。灸三壮。主热病汗不出。肘臂厥痛屈伸难。手不及
头不
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黄帝灸法。疗中风。眼戴上。及不能语者。灸第二椎并第五椎上。各七壮。齐下火。炷
如半
陶道一穴。在项大椎节下间。俯而取之。陷者中。灸五壮。主头重目眩。 疟。寒热洒
淅矣
肺俞二穴。在第三椎下。两傍各一寸半。宛宛中。灸三壮。主肺寒热。肺痿上喘。咳嗽
唾血
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正月：月厌在戌，月激在戌，月杀在丑，月刑在巳，六害在巳。
二月：月厌在酉，月激在戌，月杀在戌，月刑在子，六害在辰。
三月：月厌在申，月激在戌，月杀在丑，月刑在辰，六害在申。
四月：月厌在未，月激在丑，月杀在丑，月刑在申，六害在寅。
五月：月厌在午，月激在丑，月杀在丑，月刑在午，六害在巳。
六月：月厌在巳，月激在辰，月杀在辰，月刑在丑，六害在子。
七月：月厌在辰，月激在辰，月杀在辰，月刑在寅，六害在亥。
八月：月厌在卯，月激在辰，月杀在未，月刑在酉，六害在戌。
九月：月厌在寅，月激在未，月杀在未，月刑在未，六害在酉。
十月：月厌在丑，月激在未，月杀在未，月刑在亥，六害在申。
十一月：月厌在子，月激在亥，月杀在辰，月刑在卯，六害在未。
十二月：月厌在亥，月激在未，月杀在辰，月刑在戌，六害在午。
春季节气禁忌部位在左胁，秋季在右胁，夏季在脐部，冬季在腰部。
另外，男子忌讳“除日”，女子忌讳“破日”。
凡是医生，如果不能知晓这些避忌，遇到病患处于年命厄运交会之时，且男女气血虚弱，施针用药就会非常困难。通达事理的人，难道会被这些拘束吗？如果遇到急骤暴发的疾病，就不受此法限制。如果是禁穴，各种医疗方法都不见效，可以在明堂（指头部穴位区域）允许艾灸，灸一壮至三壮。
百会穴一个。位于头顶中心凹陷处。灸七壮。主治头脑沉重、鼻塞、头目眩晕疼痛、心力不足、忘前失后等症。
神庭穴一个。位于鼻柱上发际中。灸三壮。主治登高而歌、弃衣而走、角弓反张、羊痫风吐舌等症。
水沟穴一个。位于鼻柱下凹陷处。灸五壮。主治消渴饮水不止、水气遍身肿、笑无节制、癫痫病等。
天突穴一个。位于颈结喉下五分，中央凹陷处。灸五壮。主治咳逆气喘、暴哑不能言、身体寒热、颈肿等。
支沟穴两个。位于腕后三寸，两骨间凹陷处。灸五壮。主治热病汗不出、肩臂酸重、胁腋急痛、四肢不能抬起、口噤不开、暴哑不能言等。
至阴穴两个。位于足小指外侧，距爪甲角如韭菜叶宽，凹陷处。灸三壮。主治疟疾发作寒热、头重心烦、目眩等。
三里穴两个。又名手三里。位于曲池下二寸，按压时肌肉隆起之端。灸二壮。主治肘臂酸重、屈伸困难等。
天池穴两个。位于乳后一寸贴着胁部，直对腋下肋骨间隙。灸三壮。主治寒热疟疾、热病汗不出、胸满头痛等。
章门穴两个。位于大横纹外，直对脐部季肋端。侧卧，伸直下腿，弯曲上腿，举起手臂取穴。灸七壮。主治肠鸣盈满于身等。
中渚穴两个。位于手小指次指本节后间凹陷处。灸三壮。主治目视不明、无所见、肘臂酸重等。
输府穴两个。位于璇玑旁各二寸凹陷处。仰卧取穴。灸三壮。主治咳逆上气、喘急、呕吐不下食等。
胸乡穴两个。位于周荣下一寸六分，凹陷处。灸五壮。主治胸胁支撑胀满、牵引背痛、不得卧、转侧困难等。
偏历穴两个。位于腕后三寸凹陷处。灸五壮。主治发寒热、疟疾久不愈、目视不明、手不能举头、臂膊酸痛等。
丰隆穴两个。位于外踝上八寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治厥逆胸痛、气刺不可忍受、腹中如刀割、大小便异常等。
昆仑穴两个。位于足外踝后跟骨上凹陷处。灸三壮。主治寒热癫疾、目视不明、鼻衄多涕等。
厉兑穴一个。位于足大指次指之端，距爪甲一韭叶宽。灸一壮。主治尸厥如死、不知人、多睡善惊等。
黄帝问歧伯说：“凡人中风，半身不遂，如何艾灸？”歧伯回答说：“凡人在中风前一两个月，或……”（此处原文有缺漏/乱码，意指中风先兆）。
以上七个穴位，神效极多，不能全部记录。依法艾灸，无不痊愈。
紫宫穴一个。在华盖下一寸凹陷处。仰卧取穴。灸七壮。主治饮食不下、呕逆烦心、上气吐血等。
乳根穴两个。位于乳下一寸六分凹陷处。仰卧取穴。灸五壮。主治胸下满闷、臂肿、及乳痛等。
少冲穴两个。位于手小指内廉一侧，距爪甲如韭菜叶宽。灸三壮。主治烦心上气、卒心痛、悲恐畏人等。
脑空穴一个。在承灵穴后一寸半，玉枕骨下凹陷处。灸七壮。主治头风目瞑、癫狂病、身寒热引颊等。
颊车穴两个。位于耳下二韭叶宽，凹陷处。灸三壮。主治牙关不开、口噤不能言、牙齿疼痛等。
秦丞祖艾灸狐魅神邪及癫狂病，诸般医治不愈者，将两手大拇指并拢，用软丝绳子紧紧缚住，灸……（此处原文有缺漏）。小儿胎痫、奶痫、惊痫，一律依此法灸一壮，艾炷如小麦大。
悬钟穴两个。位于外踝上三寸凹陷处。灸五壮。主治腹满、中焦客热、食欲不振、兼腿胯连膝胫痹麻等。
蠡沟穴两个。位于内踝上五寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治卒疝、小腹肿、小便不利、脐下积气如卵石等。
歧伯艾灸膀胱气攻冲两胁时，脐下鸣响，阴卵入腹，灸脐下六寸，两旁各一寸六分，每穴三七壮。
华盖穴一个。在璇玑下一寸凹陷处。仰卧取穴。灸三壮。主治胸胁支撑胀满、咳逆上气、喘不能言等。
分水穴一个。在下管下一寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治水病腹胀、绕脐痛冲胸中、不得呼吸。甄权说……
石门穴一个。在脐下二寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治腹大坚、气淋、小便黄、身寒热、咳逆上气、呕逆等。
风府穴一个。在项后入发际一寸，大筋内凹陷处。禁止艾灸。主治头痛项急、不能回顾、暴喑不能言等。
大杼穴两个。在项第一椎下，两旁各一寸半凹陷处。灸五壮。主治强项痛、不可俯仰、左右不便等。
心俞穴两个。在第五椎下两旁，各一寸半凹陷处。灸五壮。主治寒热心痛、背相引痛、胸中满闷等。
膈俞穴两个。在第七椎下两旁，各一寸半凹陷处。灸五壮。主治咳逆呕吐、膈上寒、食饮不下等。
肝俞穴两个。在第九椎下，两旁各一寸半凹陷处。灸七壮。主治咳逆、两胁满闷、脐中痛、目生白翳、气短唾血、目上视、多怒狂衄、目视不明无远视等。
肾俞穴两个。在第十四椎下，两旁各一寸半凹陷处。灸五壮。主治腰痛不可俯仰、转侧难、身寒等。
巨骨穴两个。在肩端上两行骨凹陷处。灸一壮。主治肩中痛、不能动摇等。
周荣穴两个。在中府下一寸六分。卯时取穴。凹陷处。灸五壮。主治胸胁支撑胀满、不得俯仰、咳嗽等。
曲池穴两个。在肘外转屈肘曲骨之中文头凹陷处，即是此穴。灸七壮。主治肘中痛、屈伸难、手不能及头等。
后溪穴两个。在手外侧腕前起骨下凹陷处。灸三壮。主治疟疾寒热、目生白翳、肘臂腕重难屈等。
歧伯灸法，治疗脚转筋，时常发作不可忍者，灸脚踝上一壮。内筋急，灸内侧；外筋急，灸外侧。
风门穴两个。在第二椎下，两旁各一寸半凹陷处。灸五壮。主治头痛风眩、鼻衄不止、鼻垂清涕等。
魂户穴两个。在第三椎下，两边各三寸凹陷处。灸三壮。主治背甲满闷、项急强不得回顾、劳损虚等。
至阳穴一个。在第七椎节下间。微俯取穴。凹陷处。灸十壮。主治四肢沉重、少气难言、脊急强等。
胃俞穴两个。在第十二椎下，两旁各一寸半，凹陷处。灸七壮。主治胃中寒、气不能食、胸胁支撑胀等。
膀胱俞穴两个。在第十九椎下，两旁各一寸半凹陷处。灸七壮。主治腰脊急强、腰以下酸重等。
仆参穴两个。在跟骨下凹陷处。拱足可得。灸三壮。主治腰痛不可举足、承山下重、脚痿、癫疾等。
大椎穴一个。在项第一椎下凹陷处。灸七壮。主治五劳虚损、七伤乏力、疰气背腰间、项强不得等。
身柱穴一个。在第三椎下间凹陷处。灸三壮。主治癫螈、怒欲杀人、狂走见鬼。秦丞祖明堂云……
筋缩穴一个。在第九椎节下间。俯而取穴。凹陷处。灸五壮。主治惊痫狂走、癫病多言、脊急强等。
胆俞穴两个。在第十椎下，两旁各一寸半。正坐取穴。凹陷处。灸五壮。主治胸胁支撑胀满、呕无所出等。
脾俞穴两个。在第十一椎下，两旁各一寸半凹陷处。灸五壮。主治腹中胀满、引背间痛、饮食多、身羸瘦、四肢烦热、嗜卧怠堕、四肢不欲动摇等。
志室穴两个。在第十四椎下，两旁各三寸半凹陷处。正坐微俯取穴。灸七壮。主治腰痛脊急等。
上星穴一个。在直鼻上入发际一寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治头风目眩、鼻塞不闻香臭等。
听会穴两个。在耳微前凹陷处。张口时穴位动脉应手。灸三壮。主治耳淳浑、聋无所闻等。
膻中穴一个。在两乳间凹陷处。灸五壮。主治胸陷满闷、咳嗽气短、喉中鸣、妇人脉滞无汗等。
巨阙穴一个。在鸠尾穴下一寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治心痛不可忍、呕血烦心、胸中不利、胸胁支撑胀等。
间使穴两个。在掌后三寸两筋间凹陷处。灸七壮。主治卒狂惊悸、臂中肿痛、屈伸难。歧伯说……
大冲穴两个。在足大指本节后二寸，骨间凹陷处。灸五壮。主治瘁疝、小腹痛、小便不利等。
支正穴两个。在手太阳腕后五寸，去养老穴四寸凹陷处。灸五壮。主治惊恐悲愁、肘臂挛、难屈等。
巨虚穴两个。在三里穴下三寸，骨外，大筋内，筋骨之间凹陷处。灸三壮。主治脚胫酸痛、屈伸难等。
黄帝问歧伯说：“凡人患噎疾，百味珍馔不能吃的，灸什么穴位，能立刻痊愈？”歧伯回答说：“夫人……”
气噎，灸膻中，在两乳间。忧噎，灸心俞，在第五椎下两旁各一寸半。食噎，灸乳根，在两乳下各一寸六分。劳噎，灸膈俞，在第七椎下两旁各一寸半。思噎，灸天府，在腋下三寸。
青灵穴两个。在肘上三寸。伸肘举臂取穴。灸三壮。主治肩不举、不能带衣等。
不容穴两个。在上管两旁各一寸。灸三壮。主治腹内弦急、不得食、腹痛如刀刺、两胁积气膨膨等。
五枢穴两个。在带脉下二寸，水道傍一寸凹陷处。灸三壮。主治阴疝、小腹痛、及膀胱气攻两胁等。
复留穴两个。在足内踝上二寸，动脉中凹陷处。灸七壮。主治腰疼痛引脊内、痛不可俯仰、善漏等。
大都穴两个。在足大指节后凹陷处。灸三壮。主治热病汗不出、手足逆冷、腹满善呕、目眩烦心等。
凡是妇人怀孕，不论月份，以及坐产后未满百日，不宜艾灸。若灸脐下二寸三寸间，会导致绝子、动胎等后果。
通里穴两个。在腕后一寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治头目眩晕疼痛、悲恐畏人、肘腕酸重、及暴哑不能言等。
阴都穴两个。在通谷下一寸凹陷处。灸三壮。主治身寒热、疟疾、病心恍惚等。
右关穴两个。在阴都下一寸凹陷处。灸三壮。主治多唾呕沫、大便难、妇人无子、脏有恶血、腹满等。
带脉穴两个。在季肋下一寸八分，凹陷处。灸七壮。主治妇人腹坚痛、月水不通、带下赤白等。
库房穴两个。在气户下一寸六分，凹陷处。仰卧取穴。灸五壮。主治胸腹支撑胀满、咳逆上气等。
肘聊穴两个。在肘大骨外廉凹陷处。灸五壮。主治肘臂酸重、不可屈伸、痹麻不仁等。
风市穴两个。在膝外两筋间。平立舒下两手着腿，当中指头凹陷处，即是此穴。灸三壮。主治冷痹等。
光明穴两个。在外踝上五寸凹陷处。灸七壮。主治膝胫酸痹不仁、手足偏、小坐不能等。
阴跷穴两个。在足内踝下凹陷处。灸三壮。主治卒疝、小腹痛，左取右，右取左，立已。女子月经……
或中穴两个。在输府下一寸凹陷处。仰卧取穴。灸三壮。主治咳嗽、上喘、不能食等。
气冲穴两个。在归来下一寸，鼠蹊上一寸，动脉凹陷处。灸五壮。主治腹有大气、腹胀、脐下坚等。
三里穴两个。在膝下三寸，骨外，大筋内，筋骨之间凹陷处。灸三壮。主治脏腑久积冷气、癖块、四肢肿满、腿膝酸痛、目不明。华佗说，也主治五劳羸瘦、七伤虚乏、大小人热，皆调三里。
悬钟穴两个。在足外踝上三寸动脉中。灸三壮。主治心腹胀满、胃中热、不嗜食、膝胫连腰痛等。
张文仲灸法，治疗卒心痛不可忍、吐冷酸绿水、及元脏气，灸足大指次指内横文中，各一壮。
歧伯灸法，治疗头旋目眩、及偏头不可忍、牵眼视物不远，灸两眼小眦上发际，各一壮。
长强穴一个。在腰俞下，脊骸端凹陷处。灸五壮。主治腰脊急强、不可俯仰、癫狂病、大小便难等。
委中穴两个。在腘窝内，两筋两骨中间凹陷处。令病患合面卧，舒挺两脚取穴。灸三壮。主治脚……
禾髎穴两个。在鼻孔下侠水沟傍五分。灸三壮。主治鼻窒口噤、清涕出不可止、鼻衄有疮、口不……
天井穴两个。在肘外大骨之后，肘后一寸两筋间，凹陷处。屈肘得之。灸五壮。主治肘痛引肩等。
承满穴两个。在不容下一寸凹陷处。灸三壮。主治肠鸣腹胀、上喘气逆、及膈气唾血等。
商阳穴两个。在手大指次指内侧，距爪甲如韭菜叶宽。灸三壮。主治胸膈气满、喘急、耳鸣聋、疟病等。
孔最穴两个。在腕上七寸凹陷处。灸三壮。主治热病汗不出、肘臂厥痛屈伸难、手不及头等。
黄帝灸法，治疗中风、眼戴上、及不能语者，灸第二椎并第五椎上，各七壮，齐下火，艾炷如半……
陶道穴一个。在项大椎节下间。俯而取穴。凹陷处。灸五壮。主治头重目眩、疟疾、寒热洒淅等。
肺俞穴两个。在第三椎下，两旁各一寸半，凹陷处。灸三壮。主治肺寒热、肺痿上喘、咳嗽唾血等。
Month 1: Yueyan (Monthly Taboo) is at Xu, Yueji (Monthly Agitation) is at Xu, Yuesha (Monthly Killing) is at Chou, Yuexing (Monthly Punishment) is at Si, Liuhei (Six Harms) is at Si.
Month 2: Yueyan is at You, Yueji is at Xu, Yuesha is at Xu, Yuexing is at Zi, Liuhei is at Chen.
Month 3: Yueyan is at Shen, Yueji is at Xu, Yuesha is at Chou, Yuexing is at Chen, Liuhei is at Shen.
Month 4: Yueyan is at Wei, Yueji is at Chou, Yuesha is at Chou, Yuexing is at Shen, Liuhei is at Yin.
Month 5: Yueyan is at Wu, Yueji is at Chou, Yuesha is at Chou, Yuexing is at Wu, Liuhei is at Si.
Month 6: Yueyan is at Si, Yueji is at Chen, Yuesha is at Chen, Yuexing is at Chou, Liuhei is at Zi.
Month 7: Yueyan is at Chen, Yueji is at Chen, Yuesha is at Chen, Yuexing is at Yin, Liuhei is at Hai.
Month 8: Yueyan is at Mao, Yueji is at Chen, Yuesha is at Wei, Yuexing is at You, Liuhei is at You.
Month 9: Yueyan is at Yin, Yueji is at Wei, Yuesha is at Wei, Yuexing is at Wei, Liuhei is at You.
Month 10: Yueyan is at Chou, Yueji is at Wei, Yuesha is at Wei, Yuexing is at Hai, Liuhei is at Shen.
Month 11: Yueyan is at Zi, Yueji is at Hai, Yuesha is at Chen, Yuexing is at Mao, Liuhei is at Wei.
Month 12: Yueyan is at Hai, Yueji is at Wei, Yuesha is at Chen, Yuexing is at Xu, Liuhei is at Wu.
In Spring, the taboo area is the left hypochondrium; in Autumn, the right hypochondrium; in Summer, the umbilicus; in Winter, the waist.
Additionally, men should avoid "Chu" days (Days of Removal), and women should avoid "Po" days (Days of Destruction).
Physicians who do not understand these taboos may find treatment extremely difficult when patients are undergoing periods of bad fortune or have deficient Qi and Blood. However, enlightened individuals are not bound by such rigid rules. In cases of sudden, acute illnesses, these restrictions do not apply. If a point is contraindicated for moxibustion but other treatments fail, moxibustion may be applied to Mingtang (the head region), typically one to three moxa cones (Zhuang).
Baihui (DU20): Located in the depression at the center of the vertex. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Heavy sensation in the head, nasal congestion, dizziness and headache, lack of mental energy, forgetfulness.
Shenting (DU24): Located in the hairline above the root of the nose. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Climbing high and singing, discarding clothes and running, opisthotonos, epilepsy with tongue protrusion.
Shuigou (DU26): Located in the depression below the philtrum. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Excessive thirst and drinking, generalized edema due to water qi, uncontrollable laughter, epilepsy.
Tiantu (CV22): Located 0.5 cun below the laryngeal prominence, in the central depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Cough and wheezing, sudden loss of voice, chills and fever, neck swelling.
Zhigou (SJ6): Located 3 cun proximal to the dorsal wrist crease, between the radius and ulna. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Heat disease with anhidrosis, soreness and heaviness of shoulder and arm, acute pain in the hypochondrium and axilla, inability to move limbs, trismus, sudden aphonia.
Zhiyin (BL67): Located on the lateral side of the little toe, about the width of a leek leaf from the corner of the nail, in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Malaria with chills and fever, heavy head, restlessness, dizziness.
Sanli (LI10): Also known as Shousanli. Located 2 cun distal to Quchi (LI11), at the end of the raised muscle when pressed. Moxa 2 Zhuang. Indications: Soreness and heaviness of elbow and arm, difficulty in flexion and extension.
Tianchi (PC1): Located 1 cun posterior to the nipple, against the rib cage, in the intercostal space directly under the axilla. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Chills and fever, malaria, heat disease with anhidrosis, chest fullness, headache.
Zhangmen (LR13): Located lateral to the Dahuang line, level with the umbilicus at the end of the floating ribs. Position: Side-lying, extend the lower leg, flex the upper leg, raise the arm. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Borborygmus filling the body.
Zhongzhu (SJ3): Located in the depression between the metacarpal bones of the little and ring fingers, proximal to the joints. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Visual impairment, inability to see, soreness and heaviness of elbow and arm.
Shufu (BL16): Located 2 cun lateral to Xuanji (CV15), in the depression. Position: Supine. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Cough with upward rushing Qi,急促 breathing, vomiting with inability to eat.
Xiongxiang (ST23): Located 1.6 cun below Zhourong (ST24), in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Chest and hypochondriac fullness, radiating back pain, inability to lie down or turn over.
Pianli (LI6): Located 3 cun proximal to the dorsal wrist crease, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Chills and fever, chronic malaria, visual impairment, inability to lift the hand to the head, arm soreness.
Fenglong (ST40): Located 8 cun superior to the lateral malleolus, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Cold reversal with chest pain, unbearable stabbing Qi pain, abdominal pain like knife cutting, defecation and urination disorders.
Kunlun (BL60): Located posterior to the lateral malleolus, in the depression above the calcaneus. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Chills, fever, epilepsy, visual impairment, epistaxis with excessive nasal discharge.
Lidui (ST45): Located at the tip of the second toe, one leek-leaf width from the nail. Moxa 1 Zhuang. Indications: Corpse-like fainting (Shijue), unconsciousness, hypersomnia, easily startled.
Yellow Emperor asked Qibo: "When a person suffers from wind-stroke with hemiplegia, how should moxibustion be applied?" Qibo replied: "Before a stroke occurs, one or two months prior..." [Text fragment].
The above seven acupoints have miraculous effects, too numerous to list completely. Applying moxibustion according to the method ensures recovery.
Zigong (CV19): Located 1 cun below Huagai (CV20). Position: Supine. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Dysphagia, retching with restlessness, upward rushing Qi with hematemesis.
Rugen (ST18): Located 1.6 cun below the nipple, in the depression. Position: Supine. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Fullness and oppression below the chest, arm swelling, breast pain.
Shaochong (HT9): Located on the radial side of the little finger, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Restlessness with upward rushing Qi, sudden heart pain, fear and dread of people.
Naokong (GB13): Located 1.5 cun posterior to Chengling (GB19), in the depression below the occipital bone. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Head wind with eye dizziness, epilepsy, chills and fever radiating to the cheek.
Jiache (ST6): Located 2 leek-leaf widths below the ear, in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Trismus, inability to speak, toothache.
Qin Chengzu's moxibustion for spirit possession and epilepsy unresponsive to other treatments involves binding the thumbs together tightly with soft silk thread and moxibusting... For infantile epilepsy (Tai-xian, Nai-xian, Jing-xian), apply one Zhuang, cone size of a wheat grain.
Xuanzhong (GB39): Located 3 cun superior to the lateral malleolus, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Abdominal fullness, pathogenic heat in the middle Jiao, poor appetite, numbness and bi-syndrome extending from thigh/knee to shin.
Ligou (LR5): Located 5 cun superior to the medial malleolus, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Acute hernia, abdominal swelling, dysuria, accumulation of Qi below the umbilicus resembling a stone.
Qibo's moxibustion for Bladder Qi attacking the hypochondria with borborygmus below the umbilicus and testicular retraction: Moxa 6 cun below the umbilicus, 1.6 cun lateral to the midline on both sides, 21-27 Zhuang per point.
Huagai (CV20): Located 1 cun below Xuanji (CV15). Position: Supine. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Chest and hypochondriac fullness, cough with upward rushing Qi, asthma with inability to speak.
Fenshui (CV10): Located 1 cun below Xiawan (CV11). Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Water disease with abdominal distension, periumbilical pain radiating to the chest, dyspnea. Zhen Quan stated...
Shimen (CV5): Located 2 cun below the umbilicus, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Large, hard abdomen, Qi strangury, yellow urine, chills and fever, cough with upward rushing Qi, vomiting.
Fengfu (DU16): Located 1 cun above the posterior hairline, in the depression between the large tendons. **Contraindicated for moxibustion.** Indications: Headache, neck stiffness, inability to look back, sudden aphonia.
Dazhu (BL11): Located below the first thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Stiff and painful neck, inability to bend or extend, limited movement.
Xinshu (BL15): Located below the fifth thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Chills, fever, heart pain, radiating back pain, chest fullness.
Geshu (BL17): Located below the seventh thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Cough, vomiting, cold above the diaphragm, inability to swallow food and drink.
Ganshu (BL18): Located below the ninth thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Cough, hypochondriac fullness, periumbilical pain, leukoma, shortness of blood in sputum, upward gaze, irritability, mania, epistaxis, blurred vision without distance sight.
Shenshu (BL23): Located below the fourteenth thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Low back pain preventing bending/extending, difficulty turning, chills.
Jugu (SI10): Located in the depression between the two rows of bones at the shoulder apex. Moxa 1 Zhuang. Indications: Shoulder pain, inability to move.
Zhourong (ST24): Located 1.6 cun below Zhongfu (LU1). Take at Mao hour. Depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Chest and hypochondriac fullness, inability to bend/extend, cough.
Quchi (LI11): Located at the depression at the lateral end of the transverse cubital crease when the elbow is flexed. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Elbow pain, difficulty in flexion/extension, inability to reach the head.
Houxi (SI3): Located in the depression distal to the pisiform bone on the ulnar side of the wrist. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Malaria with chills/fever, leukoma, heaviness and difficulty flexing elbow/arm/wrist.
Qibo's moxibustion for acute calf cramp: Moxa one Zhuang on the ankle. If inner tendon is tight, moxa the medial side; if outer tendon is tight, moxa the lateral side.
Fengmen (BL12): Located below the second thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Headache, wind-induced dizziness, persistent epistaxis, clear nasal discharge.
Hunhu (BL45 - Note: Text says Hunhu, likely referring to a Back-Shu point or similar, context implies paraspinal): Located below the third thoracic vertebra, 3 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Fullness in the scapular region, stiff neck, labor injury deficiency.
Zhiyang (DU9): Located between the spinous processes of the seventh thoracic vertebra. Position: Slightly bent forward. Depression. Moxa 10 Zhuang. Indications: Heaviness of limbs, shortness of breath/difficulty speaking, spinal stiffness.
Weishu (BL21): Located below the twelfth thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Cold in the stomach, inability to digest food, chest/hypochondriac fullness.
Pangguangshu (BL28): Located below the nineteenth thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Spinal stiffness, heaviness below the waist.
Pucan (BL61): Located in the depression below the calcaneus. Position: Plantarflex foot. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Low back pain preventing lifting foot, heaviness under the arch, foot weakness, epilepsy.
Dazhui (DU14): Located below the first cervical vertebra (atlas axis junction/C7), in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Five Wastes and deficiency damage, Seven Injuries with fatigue, Zhu-Qi (pestilential Qi) in back/waist, neck stiffness.
Shenzhu (DU12): Located between the spinous processes of the third thoracic vertebra, in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Epileptic convulsions, rage wanting to kill, manic running seeing ghosts. Qin Chengzu's Mingtang states...
Jinsuo (DU8): Located between the spinous processes of the ninth thoracic vertebra. Position: Bent forward. Depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Startled epilepsy, manic running, excessive talking, spinal stiffness.
Danshu (BL19): Located below the tenth thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline. Position: Sitting upright. Depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness, vomiting with no output.
Pishu (BL20): Located below the eleventh thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Abdominal distension, radiating back pain, polyphagia, emaciation, limb heat, lethargy, reluctance to move limbs.
Zhishi (BL52): Located below the fourth lumbar vertebra, 3.5 cun lateral to the midline. Position: Sitting upright, slightly bent forward. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Low back pain, spinal stiffness.
Shangxing (DU23): Located 1 cun above the anterior hairline, directly above the nose, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Head wind, dizziness, nasal congestion with loss of smell/taste.
Tinghui (GB2): Located anterior to the ear, in the depression. Open mouth to locate where the pulse is felt. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Tinnitus, deafness.
Danzhong (CV17): Located between the nipples, in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Chest depression/fullness, cough, shortness of breath, throat rattling, menstrual stagnation in women with anhidrosis.
Juque (CV14): Located 1 cun below Jiutui (CV15), in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Unbearable heart pain, hematemesis with restlessness, chest discomfort, chest/hypochondriac fullness.
Jianshi (PC4): Located 3 cun proximal to the palmar wrist crease, between the two tendons, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Sudden mania, palpitations, arm swelling/pain, difficulty flexing/extending. Qibo said...
Da Chong (LR2 - Note: Text says Da Chong, likely Liver 2 Taichong): Located 2 cun proximal to the base of the first metatarsal bone, in the depression between the bones. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Severe hernia, lower abdominal pain, dysuria.
Zhizheng (SI7): Located 5 cun proximal to the dorsal wrist crease on the Hand Taiyang channel, 4 cun distal to Yanglao (SI6), in the depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Fear, sorrow, elbow/arm spasm, difficulty flexing.
Juxu (Note: Likely refers to Lower He-Sea points or specific points like Shangjuxu/Xiajuxu, text says Juxu): Located 3 cun distal to Sanli (ST36), lateral to the tibia, inside the large tendon, in the depression between bone and tendon. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Soreness/pain in shank, difficulty flexing/extending.
Yellow Emperor asked Qibo: "For a patient with dysphagia unable to eat delicacies, which point should be moxibusted for immediate cure?" Qibo replied: "For Qi-type dysphagia, moxa Danzhong (between nipples). For Worry-type, moxa Xinshu (below T5, 1.5 cun lateral). For Food-type, moxa Rugen (1.6 cun below nipples). For Labor-type, moxa Geshu (below T7, 1.5 cun lateral). For Thought-type, moxa Tianfu (3 cun below axilla)."
Qingling (SI9): Located 3 cun superior to the elbow. Position: Extend arm and raise. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Inability to raise shoulder, inability to put on clothes.
Burong (ST25): Located 1 cun lateral to Shangwan (CV13). Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Abdominal tension, inability to eat, stabbing abdominal pain, distension from accumulated Qi in hypochondria.
Wushu (GB26): Located 2 cun below the Dai Mai belt vessel, 1 cun lateral to Shuidao (ST28), in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Yin hernia, lower abdominal pain, Bladder Qi attacking hypochondria.
Fuliu (KI7): Located 2 cun superior to the medial malleolus, in the depression of the arterial pulse. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Low back pain radiating to spine, inability to bend/extend, leakage...
Dadu (SP2): Located in the depression distal to the metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Heat disease with anhidrosis, cold extremities, abdominal fullness with frequent vomiting, dizziness, restlessness.
Pregnant women, regardless of gestational age, and postpartum women within 100 days, should not undergo moxibustion. Moxa between 2 and 3 cun below the umbilicus may cause sterility or miscarriage.
Tongli (HT5): Located 1 cun proximal to the palmar wrist crease, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Dizziness/headache, fear, arm/wrist soreness, sudden aphonia.
Yindu (KI15): Located 1 cun below Tonggu (KI14), in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Chills/fever, malaria, mental confusion.
Youguan (ST26): Located 1 cun below Yindu (KI15), in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Excessive salivation/vomiting foam, difficult defecation, female infertility, stagnant blood in viscera, abdominal distension.
Daimai (GB27): Located 1.8 cun below the costal margin, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Firm/painful abdomen in women, amenorrhea, leukorrhea (red/white).
Kufang (ST16): Located 1.6 cun below Qihu (ST15), in the depression. Position: Supine. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Chest/abdominal fullness, cough with upward rushing Qi.
Zhou Liao (Note: Likely Zhouyu or similar, text says Zhou Liao): Located in the depression on the lateral aspect of the large bone of the elbow. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Soreness/heaviness of elbow/arm, inability to flex/extend, numbness/anesthesia.
Fengshi (GB31): Located between the two tendons lateral to the knee. Position: Standing straight, arms hanging,中指 tip touches the thigh. Depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Cold-bi syndrome.
Guangming (GB37): Located 5 cun superior to the lateral malleolus, in the depression. Moxa 7 Zhuang. Indications: Numbness/pain in knee/shin, hemiplegia, inability to sit for long.
Yinqiao (KI7 - Note: Text says Yinqiao, likely Kidney 7 Fuliu or related, but location describes Yinqiao vessel origin or similar): Located in the depression inferior to the medial malleolus. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Acute hernia, lower abdominal pain, cross-pointing (left treat right, right treat left), immediate relief. Women's menstruation...
Huozhong (Note: Text says Huozhong, located below Shufu): Located 1 cun below Shufu (BL16). Position: Supine. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Cough, asthma, inability to eat.
Qichong (ST30): Located 1 cun below Guilai (ST29), 1 cun above the inguinal ligament (Shupu), in the depression of the arterial pulse. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Large Qi in abdomen, abdominal distension, hardness below umbilicus.
Sanli (ST36): Located 3 cun below the kneecap, lateral to the tibia, inside the large tendon, in the depression between bone and tendon. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Long-standing cold Qi accumulation in viscera, masses, generalized edema, soreness/pain in legs/knees, blurred vision. Hua Tuo stated it also treats Five Wastes emaciation, Seven Injuries deficiency, and heat in adults/children by regulating Sanli.
Xuanzhong (GB39): Located in the arterial pulse 3 cun superior to the lateral malleolus. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Heart/abdominal fullness, stomach heat, poor appetite, pain connecting knee/shin to waist.
Zhang Wenzhong's moxibustion for unbearable sudden heart pain, vomiting cold/sour/green water, and Yuan-Zang Qi: Moxa one Zhuang at the transverse crease on the medial side of the second toe.
Qibo's moxibustion for vertigo/dizziness and unbearable unilateral headache with blurred vision: Moxa one Zhuang at the outer canthus above the hairline on both eyes.
Changqiang (DU1): Located below Yaoshu (DU18), in the depression at the tip of the coccyx. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Spinal stiffness, inability to bend/extend, epilepsy, difficult defecation/urination.
Weizhong (BL40): Located in the popliteal crease, between the two tendons and bones. Position: Prone, legs extended. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Foot...
Heliao (SI18): Located 0.5 cun lateral to Shuigou (DU26) below the nostril. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Nasal obstruction/trismus, unstoppable clear nasal discharge, nasal sores, inability to open mouth...
Tianjing (SI10): Located posterior to the lateral epicondyle of the humerus, 1 cun behind the elbow, between the two tendons. Position: Flex elbow. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Elbow pain radiating to shoulder.
Chengman (ST22): Located 1 cun below Burong (ST25), in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Borborygmus, abdominal distension, upward rushing Qi, diaphragmatic Qi with hemoptysis.
Shangyang (LI1): Located on the radial side of the index finger, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Chest/diaphragm fullness,急促 breathing, tinnitus/deafness, malaria.
Kongzui (LU6): Located 7 cun proximal to the palmar wrist crease, in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Heat disease with anhidrosis, cold pain in elbow/arm, difficulty flexing/extending, inability to reach head...
Yellow Emperor's moxibustion for wind-stroke with upward deviated eyes and aphasia: Moxa 7 Zhuang each on the second and fifth thoracic vertebrae, applying fire simultaneously, cone size half...
Daodao (DU13): Located between the spinous processes below Dazhui (DU14). Position: Bent forward. Depression. Moxa 5 Zhuang. Indications: Heavy head, dizziness, malaria, chills/shivering.
Feishu (BL13): Located below the third thoracic vertebra, 1.5 cun lateral to the midline, in the depression. Moxa 3 Zhuang. Indications: Lung cold/heat, lung萎 (atrophy) with asthma, cough with blood in sputum.