治子脏有恶血。内逆满痛（资生经）。穴四满（又主胞中有血）。石关
治妇人血脏积冷。穴四满
治妇人血气。穴阳跷
治妇人本脏气血癖走刺痛。坐卧不得。或大小便痛。不思饮食。左右脚下第二指第一节
曲纹中心。各灸十壮。每壮如小豆大。甚验。
治妇人贲豚抢心。穴关元 中极
治女人腹痛。穴天枢
治妇人贲豚。穴关元 中极 阴交 石门 四海 期门
治女子血瘕。按之如汤沃股内。穴曲泉
治妇人因产。恶露不止。遂成疝瘕。或因月事不调。血结成块。穴中极
治血瘕。穴漏谷 曲泉
治血癃。穴曲骨
治血淋。穴复溜
治血淋。穴丹田灸七壮。
治胸中瘀血。穴三里
治内有瘀血。穴九曲 中府
治妇人瘕聚。穴关元
治女子瘕聚脚膝无力。穴膀胱俞
治血块腹痛。穴阴交
治瘕聚。灸气海 天枢各百壮
治淋小便赤。尿道痛。脐下结块如覆盆。或因食得。或因产得。恶露不下。遂成疝瘕。
或因月事不调。血结成块。皆针之。穴间使
治血崩不止（资生经）。穴大敦
治崩中。穴合阳
治崩中漏下。穴石门 气海
治崩中因产恶露不绝。穴中都
治女子漏血不止。穴交信 阴谷 太冲 三阴交
治崩中漏下涌。穴石门
治漏下恶血。月事不调。逆气腹胀。穴气海
治女子漏下不止。穴三阴交 太冲
治漏血。小腹胀。体寒热。腹满肿。及漏血小便黄。穴阴谷
治经漏。穴太冲 然谷
治阴挺下血。阴肿或痒。漉清汁若葵汁。穴阴跷
治白崩。及血伤。带下赤崩。灸小腹横文。当脐孔直下百壮。又内踝上三寸左右百壮。
治崩中。穴阴 石门
治漏下赤白。及腹大坚。食不化。面色苍苍。穴天枢
治经血过多。其色瘀黑。甚者崩下。吸吸少气。脐腹冷极。则汗出如雨尽脉微小。由冲
任虚衰。为风冷客乘胞中。气不能固。关元灸百壮。宜鹿茸丸。
治女子月事不绝。带下。产后恶露不止。绕脐冷痛。穴阴交
治恶露不止。穴气海 中都
治恶露不止。穴关元
治因产恶露不止。穴中极 石门
治漏胞。下血不禁。关元灸两傍三寸百壮。
治难产。月水不禁。横生胎动。针三阴交
治胎动。崩中下痢。贲气上逆。针石门。一寸四分。
治漏胞见赤。灸胞门五十壮。灸气海五十壮。
治崩中带下。穴针灸中极
治妇人经血过多不止。并崩中者。穴三阴交 行间 通里
用毫针刺后。各灸二七壮。凡灸虚则炷火自灭。实则火吹灭。
治疗子宫内有恶血。内逆满痛（出自《资生经》）。取穴四满（又主治胞宫中有瘀血）。石关。
治疗妇人血脏积冷。取穴四满。
治疗妇人血气病。取穴阳跷。
治疗妇人本脏气血癖滞，走注刺痛。坐卧不安。或大小便疼痛。不思饮食。在左右脚下第二趾第一节曲纹中心，各灸十壮。每壮如小豆大小。效果显著。
治疗妇人奔豚气上抢心。取穴关元、中极。
治疗女人腹痛。取穴天枢。
治疗妇人奔豚。取穴关元、中极、阴交、石门、四海、期门。
治疗女子血瘕。按压时感觉像热水浇在大腿内侧。取穴曲泉。
治疗妇人因生产后，恶露不止。遂成疝瘕。或因月经不调，血结成块。取穴中极。
治疗血瘕。取穴漏谷、曲泉。
治疗血癃。取穴曲骨。
治疗血淋。取穴复溜。
治疗血淋。取穴丹田，灸七壮。
治疗胸中瘀血。取穴三里。
治疗体内有瘀血。取穴九曲、中府。
治疗妇人瘕聚。取穴关元。
治疗女子瘕聚伴脚膝无力。取穴膀胱俞。
治疗血块腹痛。取穴阴交。
治疗瘕聚。灸气海、天枢各百壮。
治疗淋证小便赤红。尿道疼痛。脐下结块如倒扣的盆。或因饮食所致。或因产后所致。恶露不下。遂成疝瘕。或因月经不调，血结成块。均针刺这些穴位。取穴间使。
治疗血崩不止（出自《资生经》）。取穴大敦。
治疗崩中。取穴合阳。
治疗崩中漏下。取穴石门、气海。
治疗崩中因产后恶露不绝。取穴中都。
治疗女子漏血不止。取穴交信、阴谷、太冲、三阴交。
治疗崩中漏下出血急涌。取穴石门。
治疗漏下恶血。月经不调。逆气腹胀。取穴气海。
治疗女子漏下不止。取穴三阴交、太冲。
治疗漏血。小腹胀。身体寒热交替。腹部胀满肿胀。以及漏血小便黄。取穴阴谷。
治疗经漏。取穴太冲、然谷。
治疗阴挺下血。阴部肿胀或瘙痒。流出清稀汁液如葵菜汁。取穴阴跷。
治疗白崩。及血伤。带下赤崩。灸小腹横纹，当脐孔直下百壮。又在内踝上三寸左右各灸百壮。
治疗崩中。取穴阴、石门。
治疗漏下赤白带下。及腹部大且坚硬。食物不消化。面色苍白。取穴天枢。
治疗经血过多。颜色瘀黑。严重者崩下。呼吸短促少气。脐腹冷极。则汗出如雨，脉象微小。由于冲任虚衰，为风冷客乘胞中。气不能固摄。关元灸百壮。宜用鹿茸丸。
治疗女子月经不绝。带下。产后恶露不止。绕脐冷痛。取穴阴交。
治疗恶露不止。取穴气海、中都。
治疗恶露不止。取穴关元。
治疗因产后恶露不止。取穴中极、石门。
治疗漏胞。下血不禁。关元灸两旁三寸处各百壮。
治疗难产。月经不禁。横生胎动。针三阴交。
治疗胎动。崩中下痢。贲气上逆。针石门。进针一寸四分。
治疗漏胞见赤。灸胞门五十壮。灸气海五十壮。
治疗崩中带下。取穴针灸中极。
治疗妇人经血过多不止。并崩中者。取穴三阴交、行间、通里。
用毫针刺后。各灸十四壮。凡灸虚证则艾炷火自灭。实证则吹灭火。
Treats evil blood in the uterus. Internal reversal with fullness and pain (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoints: Siman (CV13), Shiguan (KI12). [Note: "Siman" here likely refers to CV13 or a specific point context, but text says "Si Man". Standard is CV13 Qimen/Siman? Actually Si Man is CV13. Shi Guan is KI12.]
Treats cold accumulation in the blood organs of women. Acupoint: Siman (CV13).
Treats blood and qi disorders in women. Acupoint: Yangqiao (BL59).
Treats stagnation of blood and qi in the original organs of women, causing stabbing pain that moves around. Inability to sit or lie down comfortably. Pain during urination or defecation. Loss of appetite. Moxibustion at the center of the first joint crease on the second toe of both feet, ten moxa cones per side. Each cone should be the size of a small bean. Highly effective.
Treats Benter disease (gas rushing up) in women, where Qi rushes to the heart. Acupoints: Guanyuan (CV4), Zhongji (CV3).
Treats abdominal pain in women. Acupoint: Tianshu (ST25).
Treats Benter disease in women. Acupoints: Guanyuan (CV4), Zhongji (CV3), Yinjiao (CV7), Shimen (CV5), Sihai (EX-CA1), Qimen (LR14).
Treats blood mass (Xia Jia) in girls. Sensation upon pressing as if hot water is poured on the inner thigh. Acupoint: Ququan (LR8).
Treats women whose lochia does not stop after childbirth, leading to hernia masses (Shen Jia). Or due to irregular menstruation, blood forming clumps. Acupoint: Zhongji (CV3).
Treats blood mass (Xue Xia). Acupoints: Lougu (SP7), Ququan (LR8).
Treats blood strangury (Xue Long). Acupoint: Qugu (CV2).
Treats bloody strangury (Xue Lin). Acupoint: Fuliou (KI7).
Treats bloody strangury (Xue Lin). Acupoint: Dantian (CV11), moxibustion seven cones.
Treats stasis of blood in the chest. Acupoint: Sanli (LI10 or ST36? Context implies LI10 Quchi area or ST36 Zusanli. Text says "Sanli", usually LI10 or ST36. Given "chest", LI10 is possible, but ST36 is common for blood. Let's stick to literal "Sanli"). *Correction*: In ancient texts, Sanli often refers to LI10. However, for chest stasis, sometimes ST36 is used. I will use Li Sanli (LI10).
Treats internal stasis of blood. Acupoints: Jiuqu (EX-HN?), Zhongfu (LU1). *Note: Jiuqu is an extra point.*
Treats abdominal masses (Jia Ju) in women. Acupoint: Guanyuan (CV4).
Treats abdominal masses (Jia Ju) in girls accompanied by weakness in legs and knees. Acupoint: Pangguangshu (BL28).
Treats abdominal pain caused by blood clumps. Acupoint: Yinjiao (CV7).
Treats abdominal masses (Jia Ju). Moxibustion on Qihai (CV6) and Tianshu (ST25), one hundred cones each.
Treats strangury with red urine. Pain in the urethra. A lump under the umbilicus like an inverted basin. Caused by diet or postpartum conditions. Lochia not descending, leading to hernia masses. Or due to irregular menstruation, blood forming clumps. All treated with acupuncture. Acupoint: Jianshi (PC5).
Treats metrorrhagia (blood flooding) that does not stop (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoint: Dadun (LR1).
Treats Bingzhong (heavy uterine bleeding). Acupoint: Heyang (BL58).
Treats Bingzhong and dripping leukorrhea/bleeding. Acupoints: Shimen (CV5), Qihai (CV6).
Treats Bingzhong due to continuous lochia after childbirth. Acupoint: Zhongdu (LR6).
Treats continuous leaking blood in girls. Acupoints: Jiaoxin (KI8), YinGu (KI10), Taichong (LR3), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Treats heavy Bingzhong and dripping bleeding. Acupoint: Shimen (CV5).
Treats leaking evil blood. Irregular menstruation. Rebellious Qi with abdominal distension. Acupoint: Qihai (CV6).
Treats continuous leaking blood in girls. Acupoints: Sanyinjiao (SP6), Taichong (LR3).
Treats leaking blood. Abdominal distension. Alternating chills and fever. Abdominal fullness and swelling. And leaking blood with yellow urine. Acupoint: YinGu (KI10).
Treats menstrual dripping (Jing Lou). Acupoints: Taichong (LR3), RanGu (KI2).
Treats prolapse of the vagina with bleeding. Swelling or itching of the yin. Clear discharge resembling mallow juice. Acupoint: Yinqiao (BL59).
Treats Bai Beng (white flooding). Blood injury. Red flooding with leukorrhea. Moxibustion on the horizontal wrinkle of the lower abdomen, directly below the umbilicus, one hundred cones. Also, three cun above the medial malleolus on both sides, one hundred cones each.
Treats Bingzhong. Acupoints: Yin (likely referring to a specific point or typo for Yingu/Yinqiao, but text says "Yin"), Shimen (CV5). *Note: "Yin" alone is ambiguous, possibly Yingu or Yinqiao.*
Treats dripping red and white discharge. Large and hard abdomen. Indigestion. Pale complexion. Acupoint: Tianshu (ST25).
Treats excessive menstrual blood. Color is dark and stasis-like. Severe cases involve flooding. Shortness of breath. Extreme cold in the umbilical and abdominal region. Sweating profusely like rain. Pulse is minute and faint. Due to deficiency and decline of the Chong and Ren vessels, wind-cold invading the uterus. Qi fails to consolidate. Moxibustion on Guanyuan (CV4), one hundred cones. Lu Rong Wan (Deer Antler Pill) is suitable.
Treats continuous menstruation in girls. Leukorrhea. Continuous lochia after childbirth. Cold pain around the umbilicus. Acupoint: Yinjiao (CV7).
Treats continuous lochia. Acupoints: Qihai (CV6), Zhongdu (LR6).
Treats continuous lochia. Acupoint: Guanyuan (CV4).
Treats continuous lochia due to childbirth. Acupoints: Zhongji (CV3), Shimen (CV5).
Treats Lou Bao (leaking womb). Uncontrollable bleeding. Moxibustion on Guanyuan (CV4) and three cun lateral to it, one hundred cones each.
Treats difficult labor. Uncontrollable menstruation. Transverse presentation with fetal movement. Acupuncture on Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Treats fetal restlessness. Bingzhong with dysentery. Rebellious Qi rising upward. Acupuncture on Shimen (CV5). Depth: 1.4 cun.
Treats Lou Bao with red discharge. Moxibustion on Baomen (EX-CA2), fifty cones. Moxibustion on Qihai (CV6), fifty cones.
Treats Bingzhong with leukorrhea. Acupuncture and moxibustion on Zhongji (CV3).
Treats women with excessive menstrual bleeding that does not stop, and Bingzhong. Acupoints: Sanyinjiao (SP6), Xingjian (LR2), Tongli (HT5).
After needling with fine needles, moxibustion of fourteen cones (two sevens) for each. For deficiency patterns, let the moxa burn out naturally. For excess patterns, blow out the fire.