左右凡四穴
大渊 二穴。土也。在手掌后陷中。手太阴脉之所注也。为 。治目生白翳。眼 赤筋。可灸三壮。针入二分。
天府 二穴。在腋下三寸动脉中。以鼻取之。治目眩。远视KT KT 。禁不得灸。针入四分。留三呼。
左右凡四穴
商阳 二穴。金也，一名绝阳。在手大指次指内侧。去爪甲角如韭叶。手阳明脉之所出也。为井。治目青盲。
可灸三壮。右取左。左取右。如食顷立已。针入一分。留一呼。
合谷 二穴。一名虎口。在手大指次指歧骨间陷中。手阳明脉之所过也。为原。治目视不明。头痛。针入三分。
留六呼。可灸三壮。若妇人妊娠。不可刺之。损胎气。
左右凡四穴
通里 二穴。在腕后一寸。治目眩头痛。针入三分。灸三壮。
少海 二穴。水也。一名曲节。在肘内廉节后。又云肘内大骨外去肘端五分。手少阴脉之所入也。为合。治目
眩。甄权云。屈手向头取之。治脑风头痛。不宜灸。针入五分。
左右凡十四穴
少泽 二穴。金也。一名小吉。在手小指之端。去爪甲下一分陷中。手太阳脉之所出也。为井。治目生肤翳。
覆瞳子。可灸一壮。针入一分。
前谷 二穴。水也。在手小指外侧本节之前陷中。手太阳脉之所流也。为荥。治目中白翳。可灸一壮。针入一
分。
后溪 二穴。木也。在小手指外侧本节后陷中。手太阳脉之所注也。为 。治目赤生翳，可灸一壮。针入一分。
腕骨 二穴。在手外侧腕前起骨下陷中。手太阳脉之所过也。为原。治目冷泪。生翳膜。头痛。可灸三壮。针
入二分。留三呼。
阳谷 二穴。火也。在手外侧腕中锐骨之下陷中。手太阳脉之所行也。为经，治目眩。可灸三壮。针入二分。
留二呼。
养老 二穴。在手踝骨上一空腕后一寸陷中。手太阳 。治目视不明。可灸三壮。针入三分。
支正 二穴。在腕后五寸。别走少阴。治头痛目眩，可灸三壮。针入三分。
左右两侧共四个穴位。
大渊穴，双侧共两穴。五行属土。位于手掌后方凹陷处。是手太阴肺经经气灌注的部位。作为输穴。治疗眼睛生成白色翳障、眼内红筋赤脉。可以施灸三壮。针刺深度为二分。
天府穴，双侧共两穴。位于腋下三寸处的动脉搏动中。以鼻尖对准取穴。治疗目眩、视物模糊不清。禁止施灸。针刺深度为四分。留针时间相当于三次呼吸的时间。
左右两侧共四个穴位。
商阳穴，双侧共两穴。五行属金，又名绝阳穴。位于手食指与拇指内侧交界处，距离指甲角约如韭菜叶宽度。是手阳明大肠经经气发出的部位。作为井穴。治疗眼睛青盲（视力丧失）。可以施灸三壮。右侧病症取左侧穴位，左侧病症取右侧穴位。大约一顿饭的时间即可痊愈。针刺深度为一分。留针时间相当于一次呼吸的时间。
合谷穴，双侧共两穴。又名虎口。位于手拇指与食指叉骨间凹陷处。是手阳明大肠经经气经过的部位。作为原穴。治疗视物不明、头痛。针刺深度为三分。留针时间相当于六次呼吸的时间。可以施灸三壮。如果是孕妇，不可针刺此穴，以免损伤胎气。
左右两侧共四个穴位。
通里穴，双侧共两穴。位于手腕后一寸处。治疗目眩、头痛。针刺深度为三分。施灸三壮。
少海穴，双侧共两穴。五行属水，又名曲节穴。位于肘部内侧关节后方。另一种说法是在肘内侧大骨外侧，距离肘端五分处。是手少阴心经经气汇入的部位。作为合穴。治疗目眩。甄权说：屈手向头部方向取穴。治疗脑风引起的头痛。不宜施灸。针刺深度为五分。
左右两侧共十四个穴位。
少泽穴，双侧共两穴。五行属金，又名小吉穴。位于手小指末端，距离指甲下一分处的凹陷中。是手太阳小肠经经气发出的部位。作为井穴。治疗眼睛生成肤翳。遮盖瞳孔。可以施灸一壮。针刺深度为一分。
前谷穴，双侧共两穴。五行属水。位于手小指外侧本节（掌指关节）前方的凹陷中。是手太阳小肠经经气流注的部位。作为荥穴。治疗眼中白色翳障。可以施灸一壮。针刺深度为一分。
后溪穴，双侧共两穴。五行属木。位于手小指外侧本节后方的凹陷中。是手太阳小肠经经气灌注的部位。作为输穴。治疗眼睛发红生成翳障。可以施灸一壮。针刺深度为一分。
腕骨穴，双侧共两穴。位于手外侧腕前起骨下方的凹陷中。是手太阳小肠经经气经过的部位。作为原穴。治疗眼睛冷泪、生成翳膜、头痛。可以施灸三壮。针刺深度为二分。留针时间相当于三次呼吸的时间。
阳谷穴，双侧共两穴。五行属火。位于手外侧腕部锐骨下方的凹陷中。是手太阳小肠经经气运行的部位。作为经穴。治疗目眩。可以施灸三壮。针刺深度为二分。留针时间相当于两次呼吸的时间。
养老穴，双侧共两穴。位于手踝骨上方、腕后一寸的凹陷中。是手太阳小肠经……（原文此处似有缺漏，依语境应为经气所过或特定属性）。治疗视物不明。可以施灸三壮。针刺深度为三分。
There are four acupoints in total on both sides.
Dazhuan (Great Abyss, LU-6): Two points. Element: Earth. Located in the depression behind the palm. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian pours in. It is the Shu-Stream point. Treats white nebulae forming in the eyes and red vessels in the eyes. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Acupuncture depth: 2 cun.
Tianfu (Heavenly Mansion, LU-8): Two points. Located in the pulsating artery three cun below the axilla. The location can be determined by aligning with the tip of the nose. Treats vertigo and blurred vision (unable to see distant objects clearly). Moxibustion is contraindicated. Acupuncture depth: 4 cun. Retain needles for the duration of three breaths.
There are four acupoints in total on both sides.
Shangyang (Commercial Yang, LI-1): Two points. Element: Metal. Also known as Jueyang (Cutting Off Yang). Located on the medial side of the index finger, next to the thumb, approximately the width of a leek leaf from the corner of the nail. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian emerges. It is the Jing-Well point. Treats amaurosis (blindness). Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. For right-sided symptoms, treat the left side; for left-sided symptoms, treat the right side. Recovery occurs within the time it takes to eat a meal. Acupuncture depth: 1 cun. Retain needles for the duration of one breath.
Hegu (Union Valley, LI-4): Two points. Also known as Hukou (Tiger's Mouth). Located in the depression between the metacarpal bones of the thumb and index finger. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian passes through. It is the Yuan-Source point. Treats visual impairment and headache. Acupuncture depth: 3 cun. Retain needles for the duration of six breaths. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. If the patient is pregnant, this point must not be needled, as it may damage fetal Qi.
There are four acupoints in total on both sides.
Tongli (Connecting Link, HT-5): Two points. Located one cun posterior to the wrist crease. Treats vertigo and headache. Acupuncture depth: 3 cun. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones.
Shaohai (Minor Sea, HT-3): Two points. Element: Water. Also known as Qujie (Bending Joint). Located posterior to the medial elbow joint. Another description places it five cun lateral to the end of the elbow, outside the large bone of the inner elbow. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian enters. It is the He-Sea point. Treats vertigo. Zhen Quan stated: Flex the hand towards the head to locate this point. Treats headache caused by Brain Wind. Moxibustion is not suitable. Acupuncture depth: 5 cun.
There are fourteen acupoints in total on both sides.
Shaoze (Small Lake, SI-1): Two points. Element: Metal. Also known as Xiaoji (Little Auspicious). Located at the ulnar end of the little finger, in the depression one cun distal to the nail corner. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian emerges. It is the Jing-Well point. Treats corneal opacity covering the pupil. Moxibustion: 1 moxa cone. Acupuncture depth: 1 cun.
Qianggu (Front Valley, SI-2): Two points. Element: Water. Located in the depression anterior to the proximal interphalangeal joint on the radial side of the little finger. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian flows. It is the Ying-Spring point. Treats white nebulae in the eyes. Moxibustion: 1 moxa cone. Acupuncture depth: 1 cun.
Houxi (Rear Stream, SI-3): Two points. Element: Wood. Located in the depression posterior to the proximal interphalangeal joint on the radial side of the little finger. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian pours in. It is the Shu-Stream point. Treats redness of the eyes and formation of nebulae. Moxibustion: 1 moxa cone. Acupuncture depth: 1 cun.
Wangu (Wrist Bone, SI-4): Two points. Located in the depression below the prominent bone at the anterior aspect of the wrist on the ulnar side. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian passes through. It is the Yuan-Source point. Treats cold tearing, formation of nebulae, and headache. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Acupuncture depth: 2 cun. Retain needles for the duration of three breaths.
Yanggu (Yang Valley, SI-5): Two points. Element: Fire. Located in the depression below the sharp bone at the wrist on the ulnar side. It is the point where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian travels. It is the Jing-River point. Treats vertigo. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Acupuncture depth: 2 cun. Retain needles for the duration of two breaths.
Yanglao (Nourishing Old Age, SI-6): Two points. Located in the depression one cun posterior to the wrist, above the space of the ankle bone. It is related to the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian. Treats visual impairment. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Acupuncture depth: 3 cun.
Zhizheng (Branching Correctness, SI-7): Two points. Located five cun posterior to the wrist. It branches off to connect with the Shaoyin Meridian. Treats headache and vertigo. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Acupuncture depth: 3 cun.