在膝膑下， 上侠解大筋中。主膝中痛不仁，难跪起；膝膑痈，溃者不可治，不溃者可
疗。
在膝上二寸两筋间(原注∶或云三寸)。灸三壮。主筋挛，膝不得屈伸，不可以行。主大
惊，乳痛，寒痹。
在膝上三寸，伏兔下，陷者宛宛中。举足取之。不可灸(原注∶又名阴鼎)。主腹中满，
痿厥少气，腰痛不可以顾。主膝上伏兔中寒，寒疝，小腹痛，力痿气少，腰如冰水。
在膝上六寸。不灸。
在膝上伏兔后交分中(灸三壮)。主黄胆，膝寒不仁，痿痹，不得屈伸，厥股内筋络急。
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在百会后一寸半，枕骨上(原注∶又名交冲)。灸五壮，主风眩，目视KT KT ，额颅上痛，
项恶风寒，诸阳之热逆，癫疾，呕。
在顶后一寸半(原注∶又名大羽)。灸七壮。主头如针刺，不可以动，项如拔，癫疾，呕
，痫发螈 ，狂走，不得卧，心烦，吐涎沫，发无时。
在项后入发际一寸，大筋内，宛宛中。不灸。
在项后发际，宛宛中。不灸。
在通天后一寸半(原注∶又名脑盖)。(灸三壮)。主癫疾，呕，狂走，螈 ，恍惚不乐，
目盲内障无所见，腹胀满不得息。主暂起僵仆，头旋耳鸣。
在络却后一寸半，侠脑户旁一寸三分，起肉，枕骨上，入发际三寸。灸三壮。主目内目
系急
痛，失枕，头重项痛，风眩，目痛不能视，头寒多汗，耳聋，鼻塞，头半寒痛，项如拔，不
可左右顾，目上插，卒起僵仆，恶见风寒，汗不出，凄厥恶寒，脑风不可忍。
在膝盖骨下方，位于膝关节两侧大筋中间。主治膝部疼痛且感觉迟钝、难以跪下和站起；治疗膝部痈肿，已经溃破的无法治愈，未溃破的可以治疗。
在膝盖上方两寸处，两条筋之间（原注：有人说三寸）。艾灸三壮。主治筋脉拘挛，膝盖不能屈伸，无法行走。主治受大惊刺激，乳房肿痛，寒痹证。
在膝盖上方三寸处，伏兔穴下方，凹陷宛宛之中。抬脚时取穴。不可艾灸（原注：又名阴鼎穴）。主治腹中胀满，痿厥伴气短，腰痛导致不能回头。主治膝盖上方伏兔部位受寒，寒疝，小腹痛，肢体痿软无力且气少，腰部感觉像冰水浇淋。
在膝盖上方六寸处。不施灸。
在膝盖上方伏兔穴后方的交分处（艾灸三壮）。主治黄疸，膝部寒冷且感觉迟钝，痿痹，不能屈伸，大腿内侧筋络拘急。
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在百会穴后方一寸半，枕骨上方（原注：又名交冲穴）。艾灸五壮，主治风眩，视物模糊不清，额颅疼痛，颈部恶风寒，诸阳经热气上逆，癫疾，呕吐。
在头顶后方一寸半（原注：又名大羽穴）。艾灸七壮。主治头部如针刺般疼痛，不能转动，颈部像被拔扯一样，癫疾，呕吐，癫痫发作时抽搐，狂乱奔走，无法入睡，心烦，吐涎沫，发作无定时。
在枕骨上方，强间穴后方一寸（原注：又名仰风穴、会颅穴）。不施灸。
在项后发际内一寸，大筋内侧，宛宛凹陷处。不施灸。
在项后发际处，宛宛凹陷中。不施灸。
在通天穴后方一寸半（原注：又名脑盖穴）。（艾灸三壮）。主治癫疾，呕吐，狂乱奔走，抽搐，神情恍惚不乐，目盲内障无所见，腹胀满呼吸困难。主治突然起身时僵直仆倒，头晕耳鸣。
在络却穴后方一寸半，脑户旁开一寸三分处，肌肉隆起，枕骨上方，入发际三寸。艾灸三壮。主治目系拘急疼痛，落枕，头重项痛，风眩，眼痛不能视物，头部怕冷多汗，耳聋，鼻塞，头部一侧寒冷疼痛，颈部像被拔扯一样，不能左右回顾，眼球上翻，突然起身僵直仆倒，厌恶见到风寒，无汗，凄惨厥冷恶寒，脑风剧烈疼痛难忍。
Below the patella, located in the middle of the large tendons on both sides of the knee joint. It mainly treats pain and numbness in the knee, difficulty in kneeling and rising; it treats abscesses of the patella. Those that have ulcerated cannot be treated, while those that have not ulcerated can be treated.
Two cun above the knee, between the two tendons (Original note: Some say three cun). Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. It mainly treats tendon spasms, inability to flex or extend the knee, and inability to walk. It mainly treats severe fright, breast abscesses, and cold-bi syndrome.
Three cun above the knee, below Futu (ST32), in the depression where Qi gathers. Take this point with the leg raised. Moxibustion is contraindicated (Original note: Also known as Yinding). It mainly treats abdominal fullness, flaccidity and cold limbs with shortness of breath, and lower back pain preventing turning the head. It mainly treats cold in the area of Futu above the knee, cold hernia, lower abdominal pain, limb flaccidity with qi deficiency, and a sensation of ice-cold water in the waist.
Six cun above the knee. Moxibustion is not performed.
In the intersection behind Futu above the knee (Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones). It mainly treats jaundice, cold and numbness in the knee, flaccidity-bi, inability to flex or extend, and spasm of the meridians and collaterals inside the thigh.
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One and a half cun behind Baihui (GV20), above the occipital bone (Original note: Also known as Jiaochong). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. It mainly treats wind-dizziness, blurred vision, pain in the forehead and skull, aversion to wind and cold in the neck, counterflow of heat from all Yang meridians, manic-depressive psychosis, and vomiting.
One and a half cun behind the vertex (Original note: Also known as Dayu). Moxibustion: 7 moxa cones. It mainly treats stabbing pain in the head, inability to move, sensation of pulling in the neck, manic-depressive psychosis, vomiting, convulsions during epilepsy attacks, manic running, insomnia, irritability, salivation, and irregular onset.
Above the occipital bone, one cun behind Qiangjian (GV18) (Original note: Also known as Yangfeng and Huiluan). Moxibustion is not performed.
One cun inside the hairline at the back of the neck, inside the large tendon, in the depression where Qi gathers. Moxibustion is not performed.
At the hairline at the back of the neck, in the depression where Qi gathers. Moxibustion is not performed.
One and a half cun behind Tongtian (BL7) (Original note: Also known as Gaogai). (Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones). It mainly treats manic-depressive psychosis, vomiting, manic running, convulsions, mental confusion and unhappiness, blindness due to internal obstruction of the eyes, abdominal fullness, and dyspnea. It mainly treats sudden stiffness and falling upon standing up, dizziness, and tinnitus.
One and a half cun behind Luoque (BL8), one and three-tenths cun lateral to Naohu (GV16), where the flesh rises, above the occipital bone, three cun inside the hairline. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. It mainly treats spasm and pain of the eye system, stiff neck, heavy head and painful neck, wind-dizziness, eye pain with inability to see, cold head with excessive sweating, deafness, nasal congestion, unilateral cold pain in the head, sensation of pulling in the neck, inability to turn the head left or right, upward deviation of the eyeballs, sudden stiffness and falling upon standing up, aversion to wind and cold, anhidrosis, desolate cold limbs with aversion to cold, and unbearable brain-wind pain.