治小腹胀满。烦渴。 疝。偏枯。四肢不举（资生经）。穴大巨
治小腹胀满。小便淋涩不通。 疝。小腹痛。穴曲骨
治腹坚大。不嗜食。振寒。穴冲阳
治腹坚硬。穴期门
治心下坚胀。穴次胶
治腹坚硬。穴石门
治心下大坚。穴肓门
治腹坚如鼓。穴水分
治腹坚硬。穴阴陵泉 地机 下脘
治腹坚急。穴志室
治心下坚。积聚。冷热腹胀。穴上脘
治大疝腹坚。穴丘墟
治坚结积聚。穴膀胱俞
治腹大胀。穴期门
治腹大不嗜食。穴冲阳
治腹大下肿。又主厥气。上柱腹大。穴解溪
治腹坚大。穴天枢
治腹满坚块不能食。胃气不足。反胃。胸胁腹积气。穴三里
治腹痛。胃胀坚硬。穴水分
治心坚满积如盘。穴石关
治小腹肿。穴委中
治小腹积聚。坚大如盘。腹胀食饮不消。穴胃脘 三焦俞
治小腹胀满。烦渴。 疝。偏枯。四肢不举（资生经）。穴大巨
治小腹胀满。小便淋涩不通。 疝小腹痛。穴曲骨
治小腹胀。穴然谷
治小腹胀满。呕沫吐涎。喜唾。穴幽门
治小腹胀。穴京门 蠡沟 中封
治小腹坚急。穴胞肓
治小腹满。引阴中痛。腰背强急。膀胱有寒。三焦结热。小便不利。穴水道
治小腹痛。中热。喜寐。小便不利。小腹胀满虚乏。穴大敦。灸小肠俞。随年壮。
治五脏虚劳。小腹弦急胀热。灸肾俞五十壮。老小损之。若虚冷可百壮。
治小腹坚肿。穴委中。铜人云。小肠俞治小便赤涩淋沥。小腹痛。千金亦云。治小腹胀
满。此治小腹胀痛要穴也。若及不效。方灸其他穴云。
治小腹热欲走太息。穴日月 大横
治疗小腹胀满。烦渴。疝气。半身不遂。四肢不能活动（出自《资生经》）。穴位：大巨
治疗小腹胀满。小便淋沥涩痛不通。疝气。小腹痛。穴位：曲骨
治疗腹部坚硬胀大。不想吃东西。发冷颤抖。穴位：冲阳
治疗腹部坚硬。穴位：期门
治疗心窝部坚硬胀满。穴位：次髎
治疗腹部坚硬。穴位：石门
治疗心窝部极度坚硬。穴位：肓门
治疗腹部坚硬如鼓。穴位：水分
治疗腹部坚硬。穴位：阴陵泉、地机、下脘
治疗腹部坚硬拘急。穴位：志室
治疗心窝部坚硬。积聚。冷热交替引起的腹胀。穴位：上脘
治疗大疝气伴腹部坚硬。穴位：丘墟
治疗坚硬结块积聚。穴位：膀胱俞
治疗腹部胀大。穴位：期门
治疗腹部胀大且不想吃东西。穴位：冲阳
治疗腹部胀大下肢浮肿。又主治厥逆之气。上部柱状腹大。穴位：解溪
治疗腹部坚硬胀大。穴位：天枢
治疗腹部胀满有坚硬肿块不能进食。胃气不足。反胃。胸胁腹部积气。穴位：足三里
治疗腹痛。胃胀坚硬。穴位：水分
治疗心脏部位坚硬胀满积聚如盘状。穴位：石关
治疗小腹肿胀。穴位：委中
治疗小腹积聚。坚硬胀大如盘。腹胀饮食不消化。穴位：胃脘俞、三焦俞
治疗小腹胀满。烦渴。疝气。半身不遂。四肢不能活动（出自《资生经》）。穴位：大巨
治疗小腹胀满。小便淋沥涩痛不通。疝气小腹痛。穴位：曲骨
治疗小腹胀。穴位：然谷
治疗小腹胀满。呕吐泡沫涎液。喜欢流口水。穴位：幽门
治疗小腹胀。穴位：京门、蠡沟、中封
治疗小腹坚硬拘急。穴位：胞肓
治疗小腹满。牵引阴中疼痛。腰背强直拘急。膀胱有寒邪。三焦蕴结热邪。小便不利。穴位：水道
治疗小腹痛。体内有热。喜欢睡觉。小便不利。小腹胀满虚乏无力。穴位：大敦。灸小肠俞。按患者年龄决定壮数（随年壮）。
治疗五脏虚损劳伤。小腹紧绷拘急胀热。灸肾俞五十壮。老人小孩身体虚弱者慎用。如果是虚寒证可以用一百壮。
治疗小腹坚硬肿胀。穴位：委中。《铜人腧穴针灸图经》说，小肠俞治疗小便赤红涩痛淋沥不尽。小腹痛。《千金方》也说，治疗小腹胀满。这是治疗小腹胀痛的要穴。如果无效，再灸其他穴位。
治疗小腹热感想走动叹气。穴位：日月、大横
Treats lower abdominal distension and fullness, irritability with thirst, hernia, hemiplegia, and inability to move the four limbs (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoints: Daju (BL16)
Treats lower abdominal distension and fullness, dysuria with dribbling and obstruction, hernia, and lower abdominal pain. Acupoints: Qugu (CV2)
Treats abdominal hardness and enlargement, anorexia, and chills. Acupoint: Chongyang (ST42)
Treats abdominal hardness. Acupoint: Qimen (LR14)
Treats epigastric hardness and distension. Acupoint: Ciji (BL27) [Note: Text says 'Ci Jiao', likely typo for Ci Ji or similar, but strictly translating as given context implies lower back/mid-back area, however standard text usually links this symptom to specific points. Given 'Ci Jiao' is not a standard point name, I will translate literally as "Ci Jiao" or assume typo for Cishi/Ciji. Let's stick to literal translation of the entity found: Ci Jiao]. *Correction*: The text says "次胶". This is likely a typo for "次髎" (Cili BL32) or similar. However, strict extraction requires keeping original names if possible or noting. I will translate as "Ci Jiao" but note it refers to a specific acupoint location mentioned in the source.
Treats abdominal hardness. Acupoint: Shimen (CV5)
Treats extreme hardness at the epigastrium. Acupoint: Huangmen (BL17)
Treats abdomen hard like a drum. Acupoint: Shuifen (CV9)
Treats abdominal hardness. Acupoints: Yinlingquan (SP9), Diji (SP8), Xiawan (CV10)
Treats abdominal hardness and tension. Acupoint: Zhishi (BL52)
Treats epigastric hardness, accumulation, and abdominal distension due to cold-heat alternation. Acupoint: Shangwan (CV13)
Treats large hernia with abdominal hardness. Acupoint: Qiuxu (GB40)
Treats hard nodules and accumulations. Acupoint: Pangguangshu (BL28)
Treats abdominal enlargement. Acupoint: Qimen (LR14)
Treats abdominal enlargement and anorexia. Acupoint: Chongyang (ST42)
Treats abdominal enlargement with lower limb edema. Also treats jue qi (rebellious qi). Upper pillar-like abdominal enlargement. Acupoint: Jiexi (ST41)
Treats abdominal hardness and enlargement. Acupoint: Tianshu (ST25)
Treats abdominal fullness with hard masses preventing eating, insufficient stomach qi, regurgitation, and accumulated qi in the chest, hypochondrium, and abdomen. Acupoint: Zusanli (ST36)
Treats abdominal pain, gastric distension, and hardness. Acupoint: Shuifen (CV9)
Treats hardness, fullness, and accumulation in the heart region resembling a plate. Acupoint: Shiguan (KI18)
Treats lower abdominal swelling. Acupoint: Weizhong (BL40)
Treats lower abdominal accumulation, hard and enlarged like a plate, abdominal distension, and indigestion. Acupoints: Weiwan Shu (BL21 - Note: Text says 'Wei Wan', likely referring to a point or area, often associated with Back-Shu points. Literal: Weiwan), Sanjiaoshu (BL22)
Treats lower abdominal distension and fullness, irritability with thirst, hernia, hemiplegia, and inability to move the four limbs (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoints: Daju (BL16)
Treats lower abdominal distension and fullness, dysuria with dribbling and obstruction, hernia, and lower abdominal pain. Acupoints: Qugu (CV2)
Treats lower abdominal distension. Acupoint: RanGu (KI2)
Treats lower abdominal distension and fullness, vomiting of frothy saliva, and excessive salivation. Acupoint: Youmen (KI15)
Treats lower abdominal distension. Acupoints: Jingmen (LR25), Ligou (LR5), Zhongfeng (LR4)
Treats lower abdominal hardness and tension. Acupoint: Baohuang (BL54)
Treats lower abdominal fullness radiating pain to the genitalia, stiffness and tension of the waist and back, cold pathogen in the Bladder, heat accumulation in the San Jiao, and difficult urination. Acupoint: Shuidao (ST28)
Treats lower abdominal pain, internal heat, somnolence, difficult urination, and lower abdominal distension with deficiency and fatigue. Acupoint: Dadun (LR1). Moxibustion on Xiaochangshu (BL27), number of moxa cones corresponding to the patient's age (Sui Nian Zhuang).
Treats deficiency and exhaustion of the five Zang organs, with tightness, tension, distension, and heat in the lower abdomen. Moxibustion on Shenshu (BL23), 50 cones. Use caution in the elderly and children due to depletion. For deficiency-cold patterns, up to 100 cones may be used.
Treats lower abdominal hardness and swelling. Acupoint: Weizhong (BL40). *Tongren* states that Xiaochangshu treats reddish, astringent, dribbling dysuria, and lower abdominal pain. *Qianjin Fang* also states it treats lower abdominal distension and fullness. This is a key acupoint for treating lower abdominal distension and pain. If ineffective, proceed to moxibustion on other acupoints.
Treats lower abdominal heat sensation, desire to walk, and sighing. Acupoints: Riyue (GB24), Daheng (SP15)