所行为经（金）
中封 间使 商丘 经渠 复溜
所入为合（水）
曲泉 曲泽 阴陵泉 尺泽 阴谷
谨按铜入针经，甲乙经，九墟经，并无五脏所过为原穴，惟千金外台秘要集有之，今列
穴名于下。
中 （即中都） 内关 公孙 列缺 水原（即水泉）
心之脏主出入
少冲（出井金） 少府（流荣水） 神门（注俞木） 通里（过原） 灵道（行经火） 少
海（入
合土）
六腑流注傍通（六腑出入）
所出为井（金）
窍阴 少泽 厉兑 商阳 至阴
所流为荣（水）
侠 前谷 内庭 间谷（一云二间） 通谷
所注为俞（木）
临泣 后 陷谷 三间 束骨
所过为原
丘墟 腕骨 冲阳 合谷 京骨
所行为经（火）
阳辅 阳谷 解 阳 昆仑
所入为合（土）
阳陵泉 小海 三里 曲池 委中
三焦流注傍通（三焦出入）
关冲（出井金）掖门（流荣水）中渚（注俞水）阳池（过原）支沟（行经火）天井（入
合土）
十二身流注五脏六腑明堂
肺人肺者脏也（两旁一十八穴 通按 本经十一穴两旁共二十二穴今移中府云门二穴入
脾经止共一十八穴又按中府云门胸旁四行脾经周荣穴上移肺穴入胛经论行不论经也）
甲乙经
肺出于少商，少商者木也。（在手大指端内侧去瓜甲如韭叶手太阴脉所出也冬月宜灸）
流于鱼际，鱼际者火也。（在手大指本节后散脉中手太阴脉所流也为荣夏月宜灸）
注于太渊，太渊者土也。（在掌后陷者中手太阴脉所注也为输夏月宜灸）
行于经渠，经渠者金也。（在寸口陷者中手太阴脉所行也为经禁灸）
入于尺泽，尺泽者水也。（在肘中约纹上动脉手太阴脉所入也为合秋月宜灸）
少商（通按圣济总录少商穴下云唐刺史成君绰忽腮颔肿大喉中闭塞三日水粒不下针之立
愈不宜灸 在手大指端内侧去爪甲如韭叶灸一壮主疟寒热烦心善哕心满汗出而寒唾沫唇干引
饮手腕挛指支痛肺胀上气耳中生风咳喘痹臂痛呕吐食饮不下膨膨然病象疟振栗鼓颔腹胀喉中
鸣耳前痛甄权云在手大拇指甲外畔当角一韭叶白肉际宛宛中是也此脉脾肺之候不宜灸忌生冷
热食
鱼际
（在手大指本节后内侧散脉中灸三壮主虚极洒洒毛起恶风寒舌上黄身热咳嗽喘痹走胸背
不得息头痛甚汗不出寒厥及热烦心少气不足以息阴湿痒腹痛不下食饮肘挛支满喉中焦干渴
上气热病振栗鼓颔腹满阴痿咳引凡溺出虚也膈中虚食饮呕身热汗不出数唾涎呕吐血下肩背寒
热脱色目泣出皆虚也唾血时寒时热厥心痛卧若徒居心间痛动作痛益甚色不变者肺心痛也短气
心痹
太渊
（在手掌后陷者中灸三壮主胸痹逆气寒厥烦心善唾哕噫胸满 呼胃气上逆心痛咳逆烦闷
不得卧胸中满喘背痛肺胀满彭彭臂厥肩膺胸满痛目生白翳眠 赤筋掌中热乍寒乍热缺盘中相
引痛数欠喘不得息臂内廉痛膈饮烦满病温身热五日以上汗不出厥心痛卧若徒居心间痛动作痛
益甚色
经渠
（在寸口陷者中不可灸伤人神明主疟寒热胸背痛腹中彭彭然甚则交两手而瞀为暴痹喘逆
喉痹掌中热咳逆上气喘息数欠热病汗不出心痛欲呕）
列缺
（手太阴络去腕上一寸半灸五壮甄权云腕后臂侧三寸交叉头两筋骨罅宛宛中是也主偏风
口半身不随腕劳灸三壮主疟甚热惊痫如有见者咳喘掌中热虚则肩背寒栗少气不足以息寒厥
交两手如瞀为口沫出实则肩背热痛汗出四肢肿身湿摇时寒热饥则烦饱则面色变口噤不开恶风
泣出喉痹咳上气数欠四肢厥逆善笑溺白热病先手臂痛身热螈 唇口聚鼻张咽下汗出如连珠小
便白热痛两乳下三寸坚胁下满悸善忘口中沫出）
孔最
（手太阴 去腕上七寸灸五壮主热 汗不出此穴可灸五壮汗即出厥头痛）
尺泽
（在肘中约纹上动脉灸三壮甄权云在臂屈横纹中两筋骨罅陷者宛宛中不宜灸主阴痹上气
舌干胁痛心彭彭痛咳逆上气心烦肩寒少气不足以息腹胀喘振栗螈 咳嗽吐浊气膈善呕鼓颔不
得汗烦满身痛因为纵衄唾血时寒时热胞中有水疝瘕积与阴相引痛苦冗泄上下出喉痹哽塞热实
则肩
侠白
（在天府下去肘上五寸动脉手太阴之别灸五壮主心痛咳干呕烦满）
天府
（在腋下三寸臂 内廉动脉手太阴脉气所发禁不可灸使人逆气主咳上气喘不得息暴痹内
逆肝肺相搏口鼻出血身胀逆息不得卧风汗出身肿喘喝多睡恍惚善忘嗜卧不觉甄权千金杨操
同）
大肠人，大肠者，肺之腑也。（两傍四十二穴并下三单穴共四十五穴）
甲乙经
大肠出于商阳，商阳者金也。
（一名绝阳在手大指次指内侧去爪角如韭叶手阳明脉之所出为井冬三月宜灸之）
流于二间，二间者水也。
（一名间谷在手大指次指本节前内侧陷者中手阳明脉之所留也为荣春三月宜灸之）
注于三间，三间者木也。
（一名少谷在手大指本节后内侧陷者中手阳明脉之所注也为输夏三月宜灸之）
过于合谷。
（一名虎口在手大指岐骨间手阳明脉之所过也为原）
行于阳 ，阳 者火也。
（一名中魁在腕中上侧两筋间陷者中手阳明脉之所出也为经）
入于曲池，曲池者土也。
（在肘外辅骨屈肘曲骨之中手阳明脉之所入也为合秋三月宜灸之出第三卷中甄权千金扬
操同）
商阳
（一名绝阳在手大指次指内侧去爪甲角如韭叶灸三壮右取左左取右如食顷立已主气满胸
中喘息支胁热病汗不出耳中生风耳鸣耳聋时不闻热疟口干下齿痛臂螈引口中恶寒 肿肩痛引
缺盘
二间
（一名间谷在手大指次指本节前内节陷者中灸三壮主多卧善唾肩 痛塞鼻鼽赤多血浸淫
起面身热喉痹如哽 伤忽振寒背疼齿痛）
三间
（一名少谷在手大指本节后内侧陷者中灸三壮主喉痹肿如哽齿龋痛恶清多卧善唾胸满肠
鸣疟寒热唇口干身热喘息目 急痛善惊）
合谷
（一名虎口在手大指岐骨间灸三壮主寒热 疟狂易鼻鼽衄热病汗不出KT 目目痛暝头
痛齿龋惊喉痹痱痿臂腕不举唇吻不收耳中不通喑不能言口噤不开）
阳
（一名中魁在腕中上侧两筋间陷者中灸三壮主热病烦心KT 目目痛泣出厥逆头痛胸满
不得息寒热癫疾呕沫善笑见鬼喉痹耳聋鸣齿痛惊掣疟寒甚热病肠 肘臂痛虚则气 满肩不
举吐舌戾颈妄言痂疥）
偏历
（手阳明络在腕后三寸灸三壮主寒热风疟汗不出KT 目目KT KT 癫疾多言耳鸣口
僻
颊肿实则
温溜
（一名逆注一名蛇头手阳明 在腕后小士五寸大士六寸灸三壮主肠鸣而痛伤寒寒热头痛
哕衄肩不举疟面赤肿口齿痛癫疾吐舌鼓颔狂言见鬼狂卧喉痹不能言虚气面肿）
下廉
（在辅骨下去上廉一寸辅兑肉其分外斜灸三壮主眼痛弱黄）
上廉
（在三里下一寸阳明之会灸三壮主小便黄肠中鸣相逐）
三里
（在曲池下二寸按之肉起兑肉之端灸三壮主腹 时寒腰痛不得卧齿痛 颊肿）
曲池
（在肘外辅骨屈肘曲骨之中灸三壮主肩肘中痛难屈伸手不可举喉痹不能言目不明腕急身
热惊狂 痿痹重螈 癫疾吐舌胸中满耳前痛齿痛目赤痛颈肿寒热渴饮辄汗出不饮则皮干热伤
寒余热不尽）
肘 （ 同）
（在肘大骨外廉陷者中灸三壮主肩肘节戾重痹痛不可屈伸）
五里
（在肘上三寸行向里大脉中央灸十壮主风劳惊恐久吐血肘不欲举风痫嗜卧四肢不欲动摇
身黄寒热颈 咳嗽呼吸KT 目目KT KT 少气 疟心下胀满痛上气左取右右取左）
臂
（在肘上七寸 肉端手阳明络会灸三壮主寒热颈项拘急肩臂痛不可举）
会
（一名 在肩前廉去肩头三寸手阳明之络灸五壮主项瘿气瘤臂痛气肿腠理气）
肩
（在肩端 上陷中针举臂取之灸三壮主肩重不举臂痛）
肩
（在肩端两骨间陷者宛宛中举臂取之手阳明跷脉之会灸三壮主肩中热指臂痛）
巨骨
（在肩尖端上行两叉骨陷者中灸三壮手阳明跷脉之会主肩膊痛胸中有瘀血肩臂不得屈伸
而痛）
扶突
（一名水穴在曲颊下一寸人迎后一寸五分手阳明脉气所发仰而取之灸三壮主咳逆上气咽
喉鸣喝喘息暴喑气哽）
天鼎
（在颈缺盘直扶突气舍后一寸半手阳明脉气所发灸三壮主暴喑气哽喉痹咽肿不得息饮食
不下）
禾
（一名 直鼻孔下侠水沟傍五分手阳明脉气所发主鼻窒口僻清涕出不可止鼽衄有痈口噤
不可开）
水沟
（在鼻柱下人中督脉手阳明脉之会直唇取之灸三壮主寒热头痛癫疾互引水肿人中尽满唇
反者死振寒手卷前僵鼻鼽不能息不知香臭衄不止口噤 僻 目）
兑端
（在唇上端手阳明脉气所发灸三壮主寒热鼓颔口噤癫疾吐沫寒热 互引唇吻强上齿龋涩
渴嗜饮目瞑身汗出衄血不止）
龈交
（在唇内齿上龈缝灸三壮主 烦满寒热口僻癫疾互引目痛不明齿间出血者有伤酸齿尖落
痛口不可开引鼻中鼻中息肉不利鼻头颔 中痛鼻中有蚀疮甄权千金杨操同）
肝人肝者脏也两傍二十二穴
甲乙经
肝出于大敦，大敦者木也。
（在足大趾端去爪甲如韭叶及三毛中足厥阴脉之所出也为井冬三月宜灸之）
流于行间，行间者火也。
（在足大趾间动脉应手陷者中足厥阴脉之所留也为荣春三月宜灸之）
注于太冲，太冲者土也。
（在足大趾本节后二寸或一寸半陷者中足厥阴脉之所注也为输夏三月宜灸之）
行于中封，中封者金也。
（在足内踝前一寸仰足取之陷者中伸足乃得之足厥阴脉之所行也为经）
入于曲泉，曲泉者水也。
（在膝内辅骨下大筋上小筋下陷者中屈膝而得之足厥阴脉之所入也为合秋三月宜灸之出
第三卷中甄权千金杨操同）
大敦
（在足大趾端去爪甲如韭叶及三毛中灸三壮主卒心痛汗出阴跳遗溺小便难而痛阴上入腹
中寒疝阴挺出偏大肿腹脐痛腹中悒悒不乐小儿痫螈遗清溺虚则病诸瘕 实则闭癃少腹中热善
寐凡
行间
（在足大趾间动脉应手陷者中灸三壮主咳逆上气唾沫溺难痛白浊卒疝少腹肿咳逆呕吐卒
阴跳腰痛不可以俯仰面苍黑热腹中 满身热厥痛心痛色苍苍如死状终日不得太息肝心痛也月
事不利见赤白而有身皮败阴寒腹痛上支心心下满癃茎中痛怒 不欲视泣出长太息癫疾短气呕
血胸
太冲
（在足大趾本节后二寸半或一寸半陷者中灸三壮主腰痛少腹满小便不利如癃状羸瘦意恐
惧气不足腹中悒悒狐疝环脐痛阴骞两丸缩腹坚不得卧黄胆热中善渴女子疝及少腹肿溏泄癃遗
溺阴痛面苍黑目下皆痛暴胀胸胁支满足寒大便难面唇色白时时呕血男子精不足女子漏血乳难
呕厥寒时有微热胁下支满喉痹痛嗌干膝外廉痛淫泺胫酸腋下肿马刀疡 唇肿吻伤痛肝胀心痛
色苍
中封
（在足内踝前一寸仰足而取之陷者中伸足乃得之灸三壮主色苍苍然太息如死状振寒小便
白便难痿厥身体不仁手足偏小 疝阴暴肿疝癃脐少腹引腰中痛身黄时有微热不嗜食膝内廉内
踝前痛少气身湿重女子少腹大乳难嗌干嗜饮侠脐疝）
蠡沟
（足厥阴络在内踝上五寸灸三壮主女子疝少腹肿赤白淫时多时少阴跳腰腹痛实则挺长寒
热挛暴痛遗溺偏大虚则暴痒气逆睾肿卒疝小便不利如癃状数噫恐悸气不足腹中悒悒少腹痛咽
中有热如息肉状背挛不可俯仰）
中
（一名中都足厥阴 在内踝上七寸胫骨中灸五壮主癫疝崩中腹上下痛肠 亦止精）
膝开
（在犊鼻下二寸陷者中足厥阴脉气所发灸五壮主膝内廉痛引膑不可屈伸连腹引喉咽痛）
曲泉
（在膝内辅骨下大筋上小筋下陷者中屈膝乃得之灸三壮主女子疝按之如汤沃两股中少腹
肿阴挺痛历背来下血阴中肿或痒漉青汁若葵血闭癫疝阴跳痛引脐中不得尿阴痿腹胁下支满癃
闭后时少泄四肢不举实则身热头眩痛汗不出目KT KT 筋挛膝不可屈伸发狂衄血喘呼少腹
痛引喉咽病泄
阴包
（在膝上四寸股内廉两筋间足厥阴别走灸三壮主腰痛少腹痛）
五里
（在阴廉下二寸去气冲三寸阴股中动脉灸二壮主少腹中满热闭不得溺）
阴廉
（在羊矢下去气冲二寸动脉主妇人绝产若未曾产灸三壮甄权千金杨操同）
胆人胆者肝之腑也（两傍一百四穴）
甲乙经
胆出于窍阴，窍阴者金也。
（在足小趾次趾之端去爪甲如韭叶足少阳脉之所出也为井冬三月宜灸之）
流于侠 ，侠 者水也。
（在足小趾次趾岐骨间本节前陷者中足少阳脉之所留也为荣春三月宜灸之）
注于临泣，临泣者木也。
（在足小趾次趾间本节后间陷者中去侠 一寸半足少阳脉之所注也为输夏三月宜灸之）
过于丘墟。
（在足外廉踝下如前陷者中去临泣三寸足少阳脉之所过也）
行于阳辅，阳辅者火也。
（在足外踝上四寸辅骨前绝骨端如前三分许去丘墟七寸足少阳脉之所行也为经）
入于阳陵泉，阳陵泉者土也。
（在膝下一寸外廉陷者中足少阳脉之所入也为合秋三月宜灸之出第三卷中甄权千金杨操
同）
窍阴
谨按《铜人腧穴针灸图经》、《甲乙经》、《九墟经》，都没有记载五脏所属的“原穴”，只有《千金方》和《外台秘要》收录了这些内容，现在将穴位名称列在下面：
中都（即中封）、内关、公孙、列缺、水泉（即太溪）。
心之脏主出入：
少冲（出井穴，属金）、少府（流荥穴，属水）、神门（注输穴，属木）、通里（过原穴）、灵道（行经穴，属火）、少海（入合穴，属土）。
六腑流注旁通（六腑的出入）：
所出为井穴（属金）：
足窍阴、少泽、厉兑、商阳、至阴。
所流为荣穴（属水）：
侠溪、前谷、内庭、间谷（一说为二间）、通谷。
三焦流注旁通（三焦的出入）：
关冲（出井穴，属金）、液门（流荥穴，属水）、中渚（注俞穴，属水）、阳池（过原穴）、支沟（行经穴，属火）、天井（入合穴，属土）。
肺入肺者，脏也。（两旁共十八穴，通按：本经十一穴，两旁共二十二穴，今移中府、云门二穴入脾经，止共一十八穴。又按：中府、云门在胸旁四行，属脾经周荣穴之上，移入肺穴，入胛经论行不论经也。）
《甲乙经》：
肺出于少商，少商者，木也。（在手大指端内侧，去爪甲如韭叶宽，手太阴脉所出之处，冬月宜灸。）
流于鱼际，鱼际者，火也。（在手大指本节后散脉中，手太阴脉所流之处，为荥穴，夏月宜灸。）
注于太渊，太渊者，土也。（在掌后陷者中，手太阴脉所注之处，为输穴，夏月宜灸。）
行于经渠，经渠者，金也。（在寸口陷者中，手太阴脉所行之处，为经穴，禁灸。）
入于尺泽，尺泽者，水也。（在肘中约纹上动脉处，手太阴脉所入之处，为合穴，秋月宜灸。）
少商（通按：《圣济总录》少商穴下云：唐刺史成君绰忽腮颔肿大，喉中闭塞三日，水粒不下，针之立愈，不宜灸。在手大指端内侧，去爪甲如韭叶宽。灸一壮，主疟疾寒热、烦心、善哕、心满、汗出而寒、唾沫、唇干引饮、手腕挛、指支痛、肺胀、上气、耳中生风、咳喘、痹臂痛、呕吐、食饮不下、膨膨然病象疟、振栗鼓颔、腹胀、喉中鸣、耳前痛。甄权云：在手大拇指甲外畔当角一韭叶白肉际宛宛中是也。此脉脾肺之候，不宜灸，忌生冷热食。）
鱼际
（在手大指本节后内侧散脉中，灸三壮，主虚极洒洒毛起、恶风寒、舌上黄、身热、咳嗽喘痹、走胸背不得息、头痛甚、汗不出、寒厥及热、烦心、少气不足以息、阴湿痒、腹痛、不下食饮、肘挛支满、喉中焦干渴、上气、热病振栗鼓颔、腹满、阴痿、咳引凡溺出虚也、膈中虚、食饮呕、身热汗不出、数唾涎、呕吐血、下肩背寒热、脱色、目泣出，皆虚也。唾血时寒时热、厥心痛、卧若徒居心间痛、动作痛益甚、色不变者，肺心痛也。短气、心痹。）
太渊
（在手掌后陷者中，灸三壮，主胸痹逆气、寒厥、烦心、善唾哕噫、胸满呼、胃气上逆、心痛、咳逆烦闷、不得卧、胸中满、喘背痛、肺胀满彭彭、臂厥、肩膺胸满痛、目生白翳、眠赤筋、掌中热、乍寒乍热、缺盘中相引痛、数欠、喘不得息、臂内廉痛、膈饮、烦满、病温身热五日以上、汗不出。厥心痛卧若徒居心间痛、动作痛益甚、色。）
经渠
（在寸口陷者中，不可灸，伤人神明。主疟疾寒热、胸背痛、腹中彭彭然，甚则交两手而瞀为暴痹、喘逆、喉痹、掌中热、咳逆上气、喘息数欠、热病汗不出、心痛欲呕。）
列缺
（手太阴络，去腕上一寸半，灸五壮。甄权云：腕后臂侧三寸交叉头两筋骨罅宛宛中是也。主偏风口半身不随、腕劳。灸三壮，主疟甚热、惊痫如有见者、咳喘、掌中热。虚则肩背寒栗、少气不足以息、寒厥、交两手如瞀为口沫出。实则肩背热痛、汗出、四肢肿、身湿摇、时寒热、饥则烦、饱则面色变、口噤不开、恶风、泣出、喉痹、咳上气、数欠、四肢厥逆、善笑、溺白、热病先手臂痛、身热螈疭、唇口聚、鼻张、咽下汗出如连珠、小便白、热痛、两乳下三寸坚、胁下满、悸、善忘、口中沫出。）
孔最
（手太阴郄穴，去腕上七寸，灸五壮，主热病汗不出。此穴可灸五壮，汗即出。厥头痛。）
尺泽
（在肘中约纹上动脉，灸三壮。甄权云：在臂屈横纹中两筋骨罅陷者宛宛中，不宜灸。主阴痹、上气、舌干、胁痛、心彭彭痛、咳逆上气、心烦、肩寒、少气不足以息、腹胀、喘振栗、螈疭、咳嗽吐浊气、膈善呕、鼓颔不得汗、烦满身痛。因为纵衄、唾血、时寒时热、胞中有水、疝瘕积、与阴相引痛苦、冗泄上下出、喉痹哽塞、热实则肩。）
侠白
（在天府下去肘上五寸动脉，手太阴之别，灸五壮，主心痛、咳、干呕、烦满。）
天府
（在腋下三寸臂内廉动脉，手太阴脉气所发，禁不可灸，使人逆气。主咳上气喘不得息、暴痹内逆、肝肺相搏、口鼻出血、身胀逆息不得卧、风汗出身肿、喘喝多睡、恍惚善忘、嗜卧不觉。甄权、《千金》、杨操同。）
大肠入，大肠者，肺之腑也。（两旁四十二穴并下三单穴共四十五穴。）
《甲乙经》：
大肠出于商阳，商阳者，金也。
（一名绝阳，在手大指次指内侧，去爪角如韭叶，手阳明脉之所出，为井穴，冬三月宜灸之。）
流于二间，二间者，水也。
（一名间谷，在手大指次指本节前内侧陷者中，手阳明脉之所留，为荣穴，春三月宜灸之。）
注于三间，三间者，木也。
（一名少谷，在手大指本节后内侧陷者中，手阳明脉之所注，为输穴，夏三月宜灸之。）
过于合谷。
（一名虎口，在手大指岐骨间，手阳明脉之所过，为原穴。）
行于阳溪，阳溪者，火也。
（一名中魁，在腕中上侧两筋间陷者中，手阳明脉之所出，为经穴。）
入于曲池，曲池者，土也。
（在肘外辅骨屈肘曲骨之中，手阳明脉之所入，为合穴，秋三月宜灸之。出第三卷中，甄权、《千金》、杨操同。）
商阳
（一名绝阳，在手大指次指内侧，去爪甲角如韭叶，灸三壮，右取左左取右，如食顷立已。主气满胸中、喘息支胁、热病汗不出、耳中生风、耳鸣耳聋时不闻、热疟、口干、下齿痛、臂螈引口中、恶寒肿、肩痛引缺盆。）
二间
（一名间谷，在手大指次指本节前内节陷者中，灸三壮，主多卧、善唾、肩痛、塞鼻、鼽赤、多血浸淫起面、身热、喉痹如哽、伤忽振寒、背疼、齿痛。）
三间
（一名少谷，在手大指本节后内侧陷者中，灸三壮，主喉痹肿如哽、齿龋痛、恶清、多卧、善唾、胸满、肠鸣、疟寒热、唇口干、身热、喘息、目急痛、善惊。）
合谷
（一名虎口，在手大指岐骨间，灸三壮，主寒热疟、狂易、鼻鼽衄、热病汗不出、眴目、目痛、瞑、头痛、齿龋、惊、喉痹、痱痿、臂腕不举、唇吻不收、耳中不通、喑不能言、口噤不开。）
阳溪
（一名中魁，在腕中上侧两筋间陷者中，灸三壮，主热病烦心、眴目、目痛、泣出、厥逆、头痛、胸满、不得息、寒热、癫疾、呕沫、善笑、见鬼、喉痹、耳聋、鸣、齿痛、惊掣、疟寒甚、热病、肠痛、肘臂痛。虚则气满、肩不举、吐舌、戾颈、妄言、痂疥。）
偏历
（手阳明络，在腕后三寸，灸三壮，主寒热、风疟、汗不出、眴目、目眴、癫疾、多言、耳鸣、口僻、颊肿。实则。）
温溜
（一名逆注，一名蛇头，手阳明郄穴，在腕后小士五寸大士六寸，灸三壮，主肠鸣而痛、伤寒、寒热、头痛、哕、衄、肩不举、疟、面赤肿、口齿痛、癫疾、吐舌、鼓颔、狂言、见鬼、狂卧、喉痹、不能言、虚气面肿。）
下廉
（在辅骨下去上廉一寸，辅兑肉其分外斜，灸三壮，主眼痛、弱黄。）
上廉
（在三里下一寸，阳明之会，灸三壮，主小便黄、肠中鸣相逐。）
三里
（在曲池下二寸，按之肉起兑肉之端，灸三壮，主腹痛、时寒、腰痛、不得卧、齿痛、颊肿。）
曲池
（在肘外辅骨屈肘曲骨之中，灸三壮，主肩肘中痛、难屈伸、手不可举、喉痹不能言、目不明、腕急、身热、惊狂、痿痹重、螈疭、癫疾、吐舌、胸中满、耳前痛、齿痛、目赤痛、颈肿、寒热、渴饮辄汗出不饮则皮干、热伤、伤寒余热不尽。）
肘髎（同）
（在肘大骨外廉陷者中，灸三壮，主肩肘节戾、重痹痛、不可屈伸。）
五里
（在肘上三寸行向里大脉中央，灸十壮，主风劳、惊恐、久吐血、肘不欲举、风痫、嗜卧、四肢不欲动摇、身黄、寒热、颈痛、咳嗽呼吸、眴目、目眴、少气、疟、心下胀满痛、上气、左取右右取左。）
臂臑
（在肘上七寸臑肉端，手阳明络会，灸三壮，主寒热、颈项拘急、肩臂痛不可举。）
会穴
（一名肩髃，在肩前廉去肩头三寸，手阳明之络，灸五壮，主项瘿、气瘤、臂痛、气肿、腠理气。）
肩髃
（在肩端臑上陷中，针举臂取之，灸三壮，主肩重不举、臂痛。）
肩髎
（在肩端两骨间陷者宛宛中，举臂取之，手阳明跷脉之会，灸三壮，主肩中热、指臂痛。）
巨骨
（在肩尖端上行两叉骨陷者中，灸三壮，手阳明跷脉之会，主肩膊痛、胸中有瘀血、肩臂不得屈伸而痛。）
扶突
（一名水穴，在曲颊下一寸，人迎后一寸五分，手阳明脉气所发，仰而取之，灸三壮，主咳逆上气、咽喉鸣喝、喘息、暴喑、气哽。）
天鼎
（在颈缺盆直扶突气舍后一寸半，手阳明脉气所发，灸三壮，主暴喑、气哽、喉痹、咽肿、不得息、饮食不下。）
禾髎
（一名迎香，直鼻孔下侠水沟傍五分，手阳明脉气所发，主鼻窒、口僻、清涕出不可止、鼽衄有痈、口噤不可开。）
水沟
（在鼻柱下人中，督脉、手阳明脉之会，直唇取之，灸三壮，主寒热、头痛、癫疾互引、水肿、人中尽满唇反者死、振寒、手卷前僵、鼻鼽、不能息、不知香臭、衄不止、口噤、口僻、目。）
兑端
（在唇上端，手阳明脉气所发，灸三壮，主寒热、鼓颔、口噤、癫疾、吐沫、寒热互引、唇吻强、上齿龋涩、渴、嗜饮、目瞑、身汗出、衄血不止。）
龈交
（在唇内齿上龈缝，灸三壮，主烦满、寒热、口僻、癫疾互引、目痛不明、齿间出血者有伤、酸齿尖落痛、口不可开、引鼻中、鼻中息肉不利、鼻头颔中痛、鼻中有蚀疮。甄权、《千金》、杨操同。）
《甲乙经》：
肝出于大敦，大敦者，木也。
（在足大趾端，去爪甲如韭叶及三毛中，足厥阴脉之所出，为井穴，冬三月宜灸之。）
流于行间，行间者，火也。
（在足大趾间动脉应手陷者中，足厥阴脉之所留，为荣穴，春三月宜灸之。）
注于太冲，太冲者，土也。
（在足大趾本节后二寸或一寸半陷者中，足厥阴脉之所注，为输穴，夏三月宜灸之。）
行于中封，中封者，金也。
（在足内踝前一寸，仰足取之陷者中，伸足乃得之，足厥阴脉之所行，为经穴。）
入于曲泉，曲泉者，水也。
（在膝内辅骨下大筋上小筋下陷者中，屈膝而得之，足厥阴脉之所入，为合穴，秋三月宜灸之。出第三卷中，甄权、《千金》、杨操同。）
大敦
（在足大趾端，去爪甲如韭叶及三毛中，灸三壮，主卒心痛、汗出、阴跳、遗溺、小便难而痛、阴上入腹中、寒疝、阴挺出、偏大肿、腹脐痛、腹中悒悒不乐、小儿痫螈、遗清溺。虚则病诸瘕，实则闭癃、少腹中热、善寐。凡。）
行间
（在足大趾间动脉应手陷者中，灸三壮，主咳逆上气、唾沫、溺难、痛白浊、卒疝、少腹肿、咳逆呕吐、卒阴跳、腰痛不可以俯仰、面苍黑、热、腹中、满身热、厥痛、心痛、色苍苍如死状终日不得太息、肝心痛也。月事不利、见赤白而有身、皮败、阴寒腹痛、上支心、心下满、癃、茎中痛、怒、不欲视、泣出、长太息、癫疾、短气、呕血、胸。）
太冲
（在足大趾本节后二寸半或一寸半陷者中，灸三壮，主腰痛、少腹满、小便不利如癃状、羸瘦、意恐惧、气不足、腹中悒悒、狐疝、环脐痛、阴骞、两丸缩、腹坚不得卧、黄疸、热中、善渴、女子疝及少腹肿、溏泄、癃遗溺、阴痛、面苍黑、目下皆痛、暴胀、胸胁支满、足寒、大便难、面唇色白、时时呕血、男子精不足、女子漏血、乳难、呕、厥寒、时有微热、胁下支满、喉痹痛、嗌干、膝外廉痛、淫泺、胫酸、腋下肿、马刀疡、唇肿、吻伤痛、肝胀、心痛、色苍。）
中封
（在足内踝前一寸，仰足而取之陷者中，伸足乃得之，灸三壮，主色苍苍然、太息如死状、振寒、小便白、便难、痿厥、身体不仁、手足偏小、疝、阴暴肿、疝癃、脐少腹引腰中痛、身黄、时有微热、不嗜食、膝内廉内踝前痛、少气、身湿重、女子少腹大、乳难、嗌干、嗜饮、侠脐疝。）
蠡沟
（足厥阴络，在内踝上五寸，灸三壮，主女子疝、少腹肿、赤白淫、时多时少、阴跳、腰腹痛。实则挺长、寒热、挛暴痛、遗溺、偏大。虚则暴痒、气逆、睾肿、卒疝、小便不利如癃状、数噫、恐悸、气不足、腹中悒悒、少腹痛、咽中有热如息肉状、背挛不可俯仰。）
中都
（一名中都，足厥阴郄穴，在内踝上七寸胫骨中，灸五壮，主癫疝、崩中、腹上下痛、肠澼亦止精。）
膝关
（在犊鼻下二寸陷者中，足厥阴脉气所发，灸五壮，主膝内廉痛、引髌、不可屈伸、连腹、引喉咽痛。）
曲泉
（在膝内辅骨下大筋上小筋下陷者中，屈膝乃得之，灸三壮，主女子疝、按之如汤沃两股中、少腹肿、阴挺痛、历背来、下血、阴中肿或痒、漉青汁、若葵、血闭、癫疝、阴跳痛、引脐中、不得尿、阴痿、腹胁下支满、癃闭、后时少泄、四肢不举。实则身热、头眩痛、汗不出、目眴眴、筋挛、膝不可屈伸、发狂、衄血、喘呼、少腹痛、引喉咽、病泄。）
阴包
（在膝上四寸，股内廉两筋间，足厥阴别走，灸三壮，主腰痛、少腹痛。）
五里
（在阴廉下二寸，去气冲三寸，阴股中动脉，灸二壮，主少腹中满、热闭不得溺。）
阴廉
（在羊矢下去气冲二寸动脉，主妇人绝产，若未曾产，灸三壮。甄权、《千金》、杨操同。）
《甲乙经》：
胆出于窍阴，窍阴者，金也。
（在足小趾次趾之端，去爪甲如韭叶，足少阳脉之所出，为井穴，冬三月宜灸之。）
流于侠溪，侠溪者，水也。
（在足小趾次趾岐骨间本节前陷者中，足少阳脉之所留，为荣穴，春三月宜灸之。）
注于临泣，临泣者，木也。
（在足小趾次趾间本节后间陷者中，去侠溪一寸半，足少阳脉之所注，为输穴，夏三月宜灸之。）
过于丘墟。
（在足外廉踝下如前陷者中，去临泣三寸，足少阳脉之所过也。）
行于阳辅，阳辅者，火也。
（在足外踝上四寸，辅骨前绝骨端如前三分许，去丘墟七寸，足少阳脉之所行，为经穴。）
入于阳陵泉，阳陵泉者，土也。
（在膝下一寸外廉陷者中，足少阳脉之所入，为合穴，秋三月宜灸之。出第三卷中，甄权、《千金》、杨操同。）
The points where the qi flows are Jing-Stream points (Element: Metal):
Zhongfeng (KI 4), Jianshi (PC 5), Shangqiu (SP 5), Jingqu (LU 8), Fuliou (KI 7).
The points where the qi enters are He-Sea points (Element: Water):
Ququan (LR 8), Quze (PC 3), Yinlingquan (SP 9), Chize (LU 5), Yinggu (BL 39).
According to the *Cuiren Yuxue Zhenjiu Tujing* (Illustrated Manual of Acupoints and Moxibustion for the Copper Statue), the *Jia Yi Jing* (Systematic Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion), and the *Jiuxu Jing* (Classic of Nine Caverns), there is no record of Yuan-Source points belonging specifically to the Five Zang organs. Only the *Qianjin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) and the *Waitai Miyao* (Secret Essentials from the Imperial Library) include them. The acupoint names are listed below:
Zhongdu (LR 8, also known as Zhongfeng), Neiguan (PC 6), Gongsun (SP 4), Lieque (LU 7), Shuiquan (KI 5, also known as Taixi).
The Heart Zang governs exit and entry:
Shaochong (HT 9, Exit Jing-Well point, Element: Metal), Shaofu (HT 8, Flow Ying-Spring point, Element: Water), Shenmen (HT 7, Pour Shu-Stream point, Element: Wood), Tongli (HT 5, Pass Yuan-Source point), Lingdao (HT 4, Travel Jing-River point, Element: Fire), Shaohai (HT 3, Enter He-Sea point, Element: Earth).
Six Fu Organs Flow and Circulation (Exit and Entry of Six Fu Organs):
Where they exit are Jing-Well points (Element: Metal):
Zuqiaoyin (GB 44), Shaoze (SI 1), Liding (ST 45), Shangyang (LI 1), Zhiyin (BL 67).
Where they flow are Ying-Spring points (Element: Water):
Xiaxi (GB 43), Qiangu (LI 2), Neiting (ST 44), Jianggu (LI 3, alternatively Erjian), Tonggu (BL 64).
Where they pour are Shu-Stream points (Element: Wood):
Zu Linqi (GB 41), Houxi (SI 3), Xian Gu (ST 43), Sanjian (LI 3), Shugu (BL 65).
Where they pass are Yuan-Source points:
Qiuxu (GB 40), Wanggu (SI 4), Chongyang (ST 42), Hegu (LI 4), Jinggu (BL 64).
Where they travel are Jing-River points (Element: Fire):
Yangfu (GB 38), Yanggu (SI 5), Jiexi (ST 41), Yangchi (TE 4), Kunlun (BL 60).
Where they enter are He-Sea points (Element: Earth):
Yanglingquan (GB 34), Xiaohai (SI 8), Zusanli (ST 36), Quchi (LI 11), Weizhong (BL 40).
Sanjiao (Triple Burner) Flow and Circulation (Exit and Entry of Sanjiao):
Guanchong (TE 1, Exit Jing-Well point, Element: Metal), Yemen (SJ 2, Flow Ying-Spring point, Element: Water), Zhongzhu (TE 3, Pour Shu-Stream point, Element: Water), Yangchi (TE 4, Pass Yuan-Source point), Zhigou (TE 6, Travel Jing-River point, Element: Fire), Tianjing (TE 10, Enter He-Sea point, Element: Earth).
Twelve Meridians Flow and the Mingtang of Five Zang and Six Fu Organs:
Lung enters the Lung, which is a Zang organ. (Eighteen points on both sides. General note: The meridian itself has eleven points, totaling twenty-two with the lateral ones. Now, Zhongfu (LU 1) and Yunmen (LU 2) are moved to the Spleen meridian, leaving eighteen points. Also, Zhongfu and Yunmen are in the fourth row on the chest, above the Zhou Rong point of the Spleen meridian; moving them into the Lung points follows the discussion of the scapular meridian regarding flow rather than just the meridian path.)
*Jia Yi Jing*:
The Lung exits at Shaoshang, Shaoshang is Wood.
(On the medial side of the tip of the thumb, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail, where the Hand-Taiyin Lung meridian originates. Moxibustion is suitable in winter.)
It flows to Yuji, Yuji is Fire.
(In the scattered vessels behind the base of the thumb, where the Hand-Taiyin Lung meridian flows. It is the Ying-Spring point. Moxibustion is suitable in summer.)
It pours into Taiyuan, Taiyuan is Earth.
(In the depression at the wrist crease, where the Hand-Taiyin Lung meridian pours. It is the Shu-Stream point. Moxibustion is suitable in summer.)
It travels through Jingqu, Jingqu is Metal.
(In the depression at the radial pulse (Cunkou), where the Hand-Taiyin Lung meridian travels. It is the Jing-River point. Moxibustion is contraindicated.)
It enters Chize, Chize is Water.
(Above the elbow crease where the artery beats, where the Hand-Taiyin Lung meridian enters. It is the He-Sea point. Moxibustion is suitable in autumn.)
Shaoshang (General note: In *Shengji Zonglu* under Shaoshang, it says: Cheng Junchuo, Prefect of Tang, suddenly suffered from swelling of the cheeks and jaw, blockage in the throat for three days, unable to swallow water or food. Needling cured him immediately; moxibustion is not suitable. On the medial side of the tip of the thumb, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail. One moxa cone treats malaria with chills and fever, irritability, frequent hiccups, chest fullness, sweating with chills, spitting saliva, dry lips with thirst, wrist spasms, pain radiating to fingers, lung distension, rebellious Qi, wind generation in ears, coughing and wheezing, bi-syndrome arm pain, vomiting, inability to eat or drink, bloating resembling malaria, trembling and gnashing teeth, abdominal distension, roaring in the throat, pain in front of the ear. Zhen Quan said: On the outer edge of the thumbnail, at the corner, one leek leaf width into the white flesh, in the depression. This pulse reflects the Spleen and Lung; moxibustion is not suitable. Avoid cold, raw, and hot foods.)
Yuji
(Moxibustion of three cones in the scattered vessels on the medial side behind the base of the thumb treats extreme deficiency with shivering hair, aversion to wind and cold, yellow tongue coating, body heat, coughing, wheezing, bi-syndrome moving to chest and back causing difficulty breathing, severe headache, anhidrosis, cold reversal and heat, irritability, shortness of breath, dampness-induced itching, abdominal pain, inability to eat or drink, elbow spasms with chest fullness, dry throat with thirst, rebellious Qi, heat disease with trembling and gnashing teeth, abdominal fullness, impotence, cough leading to urinary deficiency, middle jiao deficiency, vomiting food/drink, body heat with anhidrosis, frequent salivation, hematemesis, shoulder/back chills and fever, pallor, tearing, all indicating deficiency. Spitting blood with alternating chills and fever, jue heart pain, pain in the heart area when lying still but worsening with movement without color change indicates Lung heart pain. Shortness of breath, heart bi-syndrome.)
Taiyuan
(Moxibustion of three cones in the depression behind the palm treats chest bi-reversal Qi, cold reversal, irritability, frequent spitting/hiccups/belching, chest fullness, stomach Qi rebellion, heart pain, cough/rebellious Qi/irritability, inability to lie down, chest fullness, wheezing/back pain, lung distension with bloating, arm jue, shoulder/chest pain, white film in eyes, red tendons in sleep/palm heat, alternating chills and fever, pain drawing in the clavicle area, frequent yawning, wheezing/inability to breathe, pain on the medial arm, diaphragm fluid retention, irritability/fullness, warm disease with body heat for five days or more, anhidrosis. Jue heart pain with pain in the heart area when lying still but worsening with movement...)
Jingqu
(In the depression at Cunkou, do not moxa as it harms the Spirit. Treats malaria with chills and fever, chest/back pain, abdominal bloating. Severe cases involve crossing hands and dizziness due to sudden bi-syndrome, wheezing/rebellious Qi, throat obstruction, palm heat, cough/rebellious Qi/frequent yawning/wheezing, heat disease with anhidrosis, heart pain with desire to vomit.)
Lieque
(Hand-Taiyin Luo-connecting point, 1.5 cun above the wrist, moxa five cones. Zhen Quan said: Three cun posterior on the radial side of the forearm, in the depression between the crossing tendons. Treats hemiplegia with deviation of mouth and face, wrist strain. Moxa three cones treats severe malaria with high fever, fright epilepsy with hallucinations, coughing/wheezing, palm heat. Deficiency causes chills on shoulders/back, shortness of breath, cold reversal, crossing hands with dizziness and foaming at the mouth. Excess causes heat/pain on shoulders/back, sweating, swollen limbs, heavy body, alternating chills/fever, irritability when hungry, facial color changes when full, locked jaw, aversion to wind, tearing, throat obstruction, cough/rebellious Qi, frequent yawning, cold reversal of four limbs, excessive laughter, white urine, heat disease starting with arm pain, body heat with convulsions, puckered lips/nose flaring, sweat like beads running down throat, white urine, heat pain, hardness below nipples, hypochondriac fullness, palpitations, forgetfulness, foaming in mouth.)
Kongzui
(Hand-Taiyin Xi-Cleft point, seven cun above the wrist, moxa five cones, treats heat disease with anhidrosis. This point can be moxaed with five cones to induce sweating. Jue headache.)
Chize
(Above the elbow crease where the artery beats, moxa three cones. Zhen Quan said: In the depression between two tendons in the transverse crease of the flexed arm, not suitable for moxa. Treats Yin bi-syndrome, rebellious Qi, dry tongue, hypochondriac pain, palpitations, cough/rebellious Qi, irritability, shoulder cold, shortness of breath, abdominal distension, wheezing/trembling/convulsions, coughing with turbid Qi, diaphragm with frequent vomiting, gnashing teeth with anhidrosis, irritability/body pain. Causing nasal hemorrhage, spitting blood, alternating chills/fever, water in bladder, hernia/masses, pain drawing from genitals, continuous diarrhea, throat obstruction, excess heat causing shoulder pain...)
Xiabai
(Five cun above the elbow on the arterial pulse of the Hand-Taiyin collateral, moxa five cones, treats heart pain, cough, dry vomiting, irritability.)
Tianfu
(Three cun below the axilla on the medial arterial pulse, where the Hand-Taiyin meridian Qi emerges. Contraindicated for moxa as it causes rebellious Qi. Treats cough/rebellious Qi/wheezing/inability to breathe, sudden internal bi-reversal, Liver-Lung conflict, bleeding from mouth/nose, body distension/rebellious breathing/inability to lie down, wind sweating with body swelling, panting/sleepiness, confusion/forgetfulness/excessive sleep. Zhen Quan, *Qianjin*, Yang Cao agree.)
Large Intestine enters, Large Intestine is the Fu organ of the Lung. (Forty-five points total: forty-two on both sides plus three single points below.)
*Jia Yi Jing*:
The Large Intestine exits at Shangyang, Shangyang is Metal.
(Also named Jueyang, on the medial side of the radial side of the index finger, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail corner, where the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine meridian originates. It is the Jing-Well point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three winter months.)
It flows to Erjian, Erjian is Water.
(Also named Jianggu, in the depression on the medial side before the proximal interphalangeal joint of the index finger, where the Hand-Yangming meridian stays. It is the Ying-Spring point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three spring months.)
It pours into Sanjian, Sanjian is Wood.
(Also named Shaogu, in the depression on the medial side after the proximal interphalangeal joint of the index finger, where the Hand-Yangming meridian pours. It is the Shu-Stream point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three summer months.)
It passes through Hegu.
(Also named Hukou, between the metacarpal bones of the thumb and index finger, where the Hand-Yangming meridian passes. It is the Yuan-Source point.)
It travels through Yangxi, Yangxi is Fire.
(Also named Zhongkui, in the depression between two tendons on the dorsal-radial side of the wrist, where the Hand-Yangming meridian travels. It is the Jing-River point.)
It enters Quchi, Quchi is Earth.
(In the depression at the elbow crease between the lateral epicondyle and the olecranon, where the Hand-Yangming meridian enters. It is the He-Sea point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three autumn months. From Volume III, Zhen Quan, *Qianjin*, Yang Cao agree.)
Shangyang
(Also named Jueyang, on the medial side of the radial side of the index finger, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail corner. Moxa three cones, treat left with right or right with left, relief within the time of a meal. Treats chest fullness with wheezing/radiating pain, heat disease with anhidrosis, wind generation in ears, tinnitus/deafness, heat malaria, dry mouth, lower tooth pain, arm convulsions radiating to mouth, aversion to cold/swelling, shoulder pain radiating to supraclavicular fossa.)
Erjian
(Also named Jianggu, in the depression on the medial side before the proximal interphalangeal joint of the index finger. Moxa three cones, treats excessive sleep, frequent spitting, shoulder pain, nasal congestion, rhinorrhea with blood, exudative skin lesions, body heat, throat obstruction feeling like a lump, sudden chills, back pain, tooth pain.)
Sanjian
(Also named Shaogu, in the depression on the medial side after the proximal interphalangeal joint of the index finger. Moxa three cones, treats throat obstruction/swelling feeling like a lump, dental caries pain, aversion to cold, excessive sleep, frequent spitting, chest fullness, borborygmus, malaria with chills/fever, dry lips/mouth, body heat, wheezing, eye urgency/pain, fright.)
Hegu
(Also named Hukou, between the metacarpal bones of the thumb and index finger. Moxa three cones, treats chills/fever/malaria, mania/easy anger, nasal congestion/hemorrhage, heat disease with anhidrosis, vertigo, eye pain, blindness, headache, dental caries, fright, throat obstruction, apoplexy/flaccidity, inability to lift arm/wrist, lip/jaw retraction, deafness, aphasia, locked jaw.)
Yangxi
(Also named Zhongkui, in the depression between two tendons on the dorsal-radial side of the wrist. Moxa three cones, treats heat disease with irritability, vertigo, eye pain, tearing, cold reversal, headache, chest fullness, inability to breathe, chills/fever, epilepsy, vomiting foam, excessive laughter, seeing ghosts, throat obstruction, deafness, tinnitus, tooth pain, convulsions, severe malaria chills, heat disease, intestinal pain, elbow/arm pain. Deficiency causes Qi fullness, inability to raise shoulder, protruding tongue, neck deviation, delirium, crusts/scabies.)
Pianli
(Hand-Yangming Luo-connecting point, three cun behind the wrist. Moxa three cones, treats chills/fever, wind malaria, anhidrosis, vertigo, epilepsy, excessive speech, tinnitus, deviation of mouth, cheek swelling. Excess...)
Wenliu
(Also named Nizhu, Snake Head. Hand-Yangming Xi-Cleft point, five to six cun behind the wrist. Moxa three cones, treats borborygmus with pain, cold damage with chills/fever, headache, hiccups, hemorrhage, inability to raise shoulder, malaria, red/swollen face, toothache, epilepsy, protruding tongue, gnashing teeth, delirium/seeing ghosts,狂卧, throat obstruction, inability to speak, deficiency causing facial swelling.)
Xialian
(One cun below Shanglian on the lateral bone, oblique towards the muscle belly. Moxa three cones, treats eye pain, weak jaundice.)
Shanglian
(One cun below Zusanli, meeting of Yangming. Moxa three cones, treats yellow urine, borborygmus.)
Zusanli
(Two cun below Quchi, press until muscle rises at the end of the muscle belly. Moxa three cones, treats abdominal pain, intermittent chills, lower back pain, inability to lie down, tooth pain, cheek swelling.)
Quchi
(In the depression at the elbow crease between the lateral epicondyle and olecranon. Moxa three cones, treats shoulder/elbow pain with difficulty flexing/extending, inability to lift hand, throat obstruction/inability to speak, poor vision, wrist stiffness, body heat, fright/mania, severe flaccidity/bi-syndrome/convulsions, epilepsy/protruding tongue, chest fullness, pain in front of ear/tooth pain/red eye pain/neck swelling, chills/fever, thirst with sweating if drinking, dry skin if not drinking, heat damage, residual heat from cold damage.)
Zhoule (Same)
(Lateral depression of the large elbow bone. Moxa three cones, treats shoulder/elbow deviation, severe bi-pain with inability to flex/extend.)
Wuli
(Three cun above the elbow, central to the large vessel. Moxa ten cones, treats wind consumption, fright, chronic hematemesis, unwillingness to lift elbow, wind epilepsy, sleepiness, unwillingness to move limbs, jaundice, chills/fever, neck pain, cough/breathing issues, vertigo, shortness of breath, malaria, subcostal fullness/pain, rebellious Qi, treat left with right/right with left.)
Binao
(Seven cun above the elbow, at the end of the deltoid muscle, meeting of Hand-Yangming Luo. Moxa three cones, treats chills/fever, neck/shoulder stiffness, shoulder/arm pain with inability to lift.)
Huigu
(Also named Jianyu, three cun anterior to the shoulder head, Hand-Yangming Luo. Moxa five cones, treats neck goiter, qi nodules, arm pain, qi swelling, interstitial qi.)
Jianyu
(In the depression above the shoulder end, take needle with arm raised. Moxa three cones, treats heavy shoulder with inability to lift, arm pain.)
Jianliao
(In the depression between the two bones at the shoulder end, take needle with arm raised, meeting of Hand-Yangming Qiao vessel. Moxa three cones, treats heat in shoulder, finger/arm pain.)
Jugu
(In the depression between the two forked bones above the shoulder tip, meeting of Hand-Yangming Qiao vessel. Moxa three cones, treats shoulder blade pain, blood stasis in chest, shoulder/arm inability to flex/extend with pain.)
Futu
(Also named Shuixue, one cun below the angle of the jaw, 1.5 cun posterior to Renying, where Hand-Yangming meridian Qi emerges. Take with head tilted back. Moxa three cones, treats cough/rebellious Qi, roaring in throat, wheezing, sudden aphonia, Qi blockage.)
Tianding
(1.5 cun posterior to Futu and Qishe on the straight line of the neck/clavicle, where Hand-Yangming meridian Qi emerges. Moxa three cones, treats sudden aphonia, Qi blockage, throat obstruction, swollen throat, inability to breathe/eat/drink.)
Heliao
(Also named Yingxiang, five fen lateral to Shuigou directly below the nostril, where Hand-Yangming meridian Qi emerges. Treats nasal obstruction, deviation of mouth, uncontrollable clear rhinorrhea, rhinorrhea with abscess, locked jaw.)
Shuigou (Renmai)
(Below the nasal column at Renzhong, meeting of Du Mai and Hand-Yangming. Take straight from lips. Moxa three cones, treats chills/fever, headache, epilepsy with mutual pulling, edema, fullness of Renzhong with reversed lips indicates death, chills, stiff hands, nasal congestion, inability to breathe, loss of smell, persistent hemorrhage, locked jaw, deviation of mouth/eyes.)
Duanduan
(At the upper end of the lip, where Hand-Yangming meridian Qi emerges. Moxa three cones, treats chills/fever, gnashing teeth, locked jaw, epilepsy, spitting foam, alternating chills/fever with mutual pulling, strong lips/teeth, dental friction, thirst, excessive drinking, closed eyes, sweating, persistent hemorrhage.)
Yinjiao
(In the gum seam inside the lip above the teeth. Moxa three cones, treats irritability/fullness, chills/fever, deviation of mouth, epilepsy with mutual pulling, eye pain/blurriness, bleeding from gums, injured teeth, falling sharp teeth, inability to open mouth, pain drawing from nose, nasal polyps, pain in nose/head, erosive sores in nose. Zhen Quan, *Qianjin*, Yang Cao agree.)
Liver enters the Liver, which is a Zang organ. (Twenty-two points on both sides.)
*Jia Yi Jing*:
The Liver exits at Dazhun, Dazhun is Wood.
(At the tip of the big toe, about the width of a leek leaf and among the hair, where the Foot-Jueyin Liver meridian originates. It is the Jing-Well point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three winter months.)
It flows to Xingjian, Xingjian is Fire.
(In the depression where the arterial pulse is felt between the big toe, where the Foot-Jueyin meridian stays. It is the Ying-Spring point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three spring months.)
It pours into Taichong, Taichong is Earth.
(In the depression two cun or 1.5 cun behind the proximal interphalangeal joint of the big toe, where the Foot-Jueyin meridian pours. It is the Shu-Stream point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three summer months.)
It travels through Zhongfeng, Zhongfeng is Metal.
(One cun anterior to the medial malleolus, take with foot dorsiflexed in the depression; plantarflexion reveals it. Where the Foot-Jueyin meridian travels. It is the Jing-River point.)
It enters Ququan, Ququan is Water.
(In the depression below the medial condyle of the knee, between the large and small tendons, obtained by flexing the knee. Where the Foot-Jueyin meridian enters. It is the He-Sea point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three autumn months. From Volume III, Zhen Quan, *Qianjin*, Yang Cao agree.)
Dazhun
(At the tip of the big toe, about the width of a leek leaf and among the hair. Moxa three cones, treats sudden heart pain, sweating, jumping sensation in yin, enuresis, difficult/painful urination, yin entering abdomen, cold hernia, prolapse of yin, unilateral swelling, umbilical/abdominal pain, depression/unhappiness, pediatric epilepsy/convulsions, clear urine leakage. Deficiency causes various masses; excess causes strangury, lower abdominal heat, propensity to sleep. Generally...)
Xingjian
(In the depression where the arterial pulse is felt between the big toe. Moxa three cones, treats cough/rebellious Qi, spitting saliva, difficult urination, white turbid pain, sudden hernia, lower abdominal swelling, cough/vomiting, sudden yin jumping, lower back pain with inability to bend/straighten, dark complexion, heat, abdominal fullness, whole body heat, jue pain, heart pain, dark complexion like death with inability to sigh all day, Liver heart pain. Irregular menstruation with red/white discharge and pregnancy, skin deterioration, yin cold/abdominal pain, pain radiating to heart/subcostal fullness, strangury, penile pain, anger, unwillingness to look, tearing, long sighs, epilepsy, shortness of breath, hematemesis, chest...)
Taichong
(In the depression two cun or 1.5 cun behind the proximal interphalangeal joint of the big toe. Moxa three cones, treats lower back pain, lower abdominal fullness, difficult urination resembling strangury, emaciation, fear, Qi deficiency, abdominal depression, fox hernia, periumbilical pain, retracted yin/testicles, hard abdomen with inability to lie down, jaundice, heat in middle with thirst, female hernia/lower abdominal swelling, loose stools/stranugry/enuresis, yin pain, dark complexion, pain under eyes, sudden distension, hypochondriac fullness, cold feet, difficult stool, pale face/lips, occasional hematemesis, male sperm deficiency, female leukorrhea/breast difficulty, vomiting, jue cold with slight heat, hypochondriac fullness, throat obstruction/pain, dry throat, lateral knee pain, soreness/aching of calves, axillary swelling, mar knife sores, lip/knot pain, Liver distension, heart pain, dark complexion.)
Zhongfeng
(One cun anterior to the medial malleolus, take with foot dorsiflexed in the depression; plantarflexion reveals it. Moxa three cones, treats dark complexion, sighing like death, chills, white urine, difficult urination, flaccidity/cold reversal, numbness, small hands/feet, hernia, sudden yin swelling, strangury, pain drawing from umbilicus/lower abdomen to waist, jaundice, slight heat, poor appetite, pain at medial knee/anterior medial malleolus, shortness of breath, heavy damp body, female lower abdominal enlargement/breast difficulty, dry throat, excessive drinking, paraumbilical hernia.)
Ligou
(Foot-Jueyin Luo-connecting point, five cun above the medial malleolus. Moxa three cones, treats female hernia, lower abdominal swelling, red/white vaginal discharge, varying amounts, yin jumping, lower back/abdominal pain. Excess causes elongation/stiffness, chills/fever, spasmodic acute pain, enuresis, unilateral swelling. Deficiency causes sudden itching, Qi rebellion, testicular swelling, sudden hernia, difficult urination resembling strangury, frequent belching, fear/palpitations, Qi deficiency, abdominal depression, lower abdominal pain, heat in throat like polyp, back stiffness with inability to bend.)
Zhongdu
(Also named Zhongdu, Foot-Jueyin Xi-Cleft point, in the center of the tibia seven cun above the medial malleolus. Moxa five cones, treats epilepsy/hernia, uterine bleeding, upper/lower abdominal pain, dysentery stopping essence.)
Xiguan
(In the depression two cun below Dubi, where Foot-Jueyin meridian Qi emerges. Moxa five cones, treats medial knee pain radiating to patella with inability to flex/extend, drawing to abdomen/throat.)
Ququan
(In the depression below the medial condyle of the knee, between the large and small tendons, obtained by flexing the knee. Moxa three cones, treats female hernia, feeling of hot water pouring into thighs, lower abdominal swelling, yin prolapse/pain, pain coming from back, bloody discharge, vulvar swelling/itching with green discharge, blood closure, epilepsy/hernia, yin jumping pain drawing to umbilicus, inability to urinate, impotence, hypochondriac fullness, strangury/closure, occasional defecation, inability to lift limbs. Excess causes body heat, vertigo/pain, anhidrosis, vertigo, tendon spasms, knee inability to flex/extend, mania, nasal hemorrhage, wheezing, lower abdominal pain drawing to throat, diarrhea.)
Yinbao
(Four cun above the knee, between two tendons on the medial thigh, diverging Foot-Jueyin. Moxa three cones, treats lower back pain, lower abdominal pain.)
Wuli
(Two cun below Yinlian, three cun from Qichong, arterial pulse in the medial thigh. Moxa two cones, treats lower abdominal fullness, heat closure with inability to urinate.)
Yinlian
(Arterial pulse two cun below Yangshi from Qichong. Treats sterility in women; if nulliparous, moxa three cones. Zhen Quan, *Qianjin*, Yang Cao agree.)
Gallbladder enters the Gallbladder, which is the Fu organ of the Liver. (One hundred and four points on both sides.)
*Jia Yi Jing*:
The Gallbladder exits at Zuqiaoyin, Zuqiaoyin is Metal.
(At the tip of the fourth toe, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail, where the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder meridian originates. It is the Jing-Well point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three winter months.)
It flows to Xiaxi, Xiaxi is Water.
(In the depression before the proximal interphalangeal joint between the fourth and fifth toes, where the Foot-Shaoyang meridian stays. It is the Ying-Spring point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three spring months.)
It pours into Linqi, Linqi is Wood.
(In the depression after the proximal interphalangeal joint between the fourth and fifth toes, one and half cun lateral to Xiaxi, where the Foot-Shaoyang meridian pours. It is the Shu-Stream point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three summer months.)
It passes through Qiuxu.
(In the depression lateral to the ankle, three cun distal to Linqi, where the Foot-Shaoyang meridian passes.)
It travels through Yangfu, Yangfu is Fire.
(Four cun above the lateral malleolus, anterior to the fibula end, approximately one-third cun forward, seven cun distal to Qiuxu, where the Foot-Shaoyang meridian travels. It is the Jing-River point.)
It enters Yanglingquan, Yanglingquan is Earth.
(In the depression one cun below the knee on the lateral side, where the Foot-Shaoyang meridian enters. It is the He-Sea point. Moxibustion is suitable during the three autumn months. From Volume III, Zhen Quan, *Qianjin*, Yang Cao agree.)
Zuqiaoyin