（左右凡一十八穴）
1．天容∶二穴在耳下曲颊后，手太阳脉气所发。治喉痹寒热，咽中如鲠。针入一寸，可灸三壮。
2．天牖∶二穴在颈筋缺盆上，天容后，天柱前，完骨下，发际上，手少阳脉气所发。治头风面肿，
项强不得回顾，针入一寸，留七呼，不宜补之，亦不宜灸。若灸之，面肿眼合。先取噫嘻，后针天牖、风
池，其病即瘥。若不先针噫嘻，即难瘳其疾也。
3．天窗∶二穴，一名窗笼。在颈大筋前，曲颊下，扶突后动脉应手陷中，手太阳脉气所发。治耳鸣，
聋无所闻，颊肿，喉中痛，暴喑不能言，肩痛引项不得回顾。可灸三壮，针入三分。
4．天鼎∶二穴在颈缺盆直扶突后一寸，手阳明脉气所发。治暴喑气哽，喉痹咽肿，不得息，饮食
不下，喉中鸣。可灸三壮，针入三分。
5．扶突∶二穴，一名水穴。在人迎后一寸五分，手阳明脉气所发。治咳多唾，上气，咽引喘息，喉中
如水鸡鸣。可灸三壮，
针入三分。
6．缺盆∶二穴，一名天盖。在肩下横骨陷中。治寒热，瘰 ，缺盆中肿，外溃则生，胸中热满，
腹大水气，缺盆中痛，汗出喉痹，咳嗽。可灸三壮，针入三分，不直刺，太深使人逆息也。
7．人迎∶二穴，一名五会。在颈大脉动脉应手，侠结喉傍，仰而取之，以候五脏气，足阳明脉所发。
禁不可灸，灸之不幸伤人。治吐逆霍乱，胸满，喘呼不得息，项气闷肿，食不下。针入四分。
8．水突∶二穴在颈大筋前直人迎下，气舍上，一名水门，足阳明脉气所发。治咳逆上气，咽喉 肿，
呼吸短气，喘息不得。针入三分，可灸三壮。
9．气舍∶二穴在颈直人迎，侠天突陷中，足阳明脉气所发。
治咳逆上气，瘤瘿喉痹，咽肿，颈项强不得回顾。针入三分，可灸三壮。
（左右两侧共计十八个穴位）
1．天容：双侧各一穴，位于耳下曲颊骨后方，为手太阳经脉气所发之处。主治喉痹寒热证，咽喉中有异物感如鱼刺卡住。针刺深度一寸，可施灸三壮。
2．天牖：双侧各一穴，位于颈部筋脉与缺盆之间上方，在天容穴之后，天柱穴之前，完骨穴之下，发际之上，为手少阳经脉气所发之处。主治头风面肿，颈项强直不能回顾。针刺深度一寸，留针七次呼吸的时间，不宜用补法，也不宜施灸。如果施灸，会导致面部肿胀、眼睛闭合。治疗时应先取噫嘻穴，再针刺天牖穴和风池穴，疾病即可痊愈。如果不先针刺噫嘻穴，则难以治愈此病。
3．天窗：双侧各一穴，又名窗笼。位于颈部大筋前方，曲颊骨下方，扶突穴后方的动脉搏动处凹陷中，为手太阳经脉气所发之处。主治耳鸣，耳聋无所闻，脸颊肿胀，喉咙疼痛，突然失音不能说话，肩痛牵引至颈部导致不能回顾。可施灸三壮，针刺深度三分。
4．天鼎：双侧各一穴，位于颈部缺盆直上，扶突穴后方一寸处，为手阳明经脉气所发之处。主治突然失音气哽，喉痹咽肿，呼吸困难，饮食不下，喉中鸣响。可施灸三壮，针刺深度三分。
5．扶突：双侧各一穴，又名水穴。位于人迎穴后方一寸五分处，为手阳明经脉气所发之处。主治咳嗽多唾，气逆上冲，咽喉牵引喘息，喉中发出如水鸡般的鸣叫声。可施灸三壮，针刺深度三分。
6．缺盆：双侧各一穴，又名天盖。位于肩部下方横骨凹陷中。主治寒热证，瘰疬，缺盆中肿胀，若外部溃破则生疮疡，胸中热满，腹部有水气积聚，缺盆中疼痛，出汗伴喉痹，咳嗽。可施灸三壮，针刺深度三分，不可直刺，过深会导致气息逆乱。
7．人迎：双侧各一穴，又名五会。位于颈部大动脉搏动应手处，结喉旁侧，仰头取穴，用以候察五脏之气，为足阳明经脉所发之处。禁止施灸，施灸不慎会伤人。主治呕吐逆乱霍乱，胸满，喘呼呼吸困难，颈部气闷肿胀，饮食不下。针刺深度四分。
8．水突：双侧各一穴，位于颈部大筋前方，直于人迎穴下方，气舍穴上方，又名水门，为足阳明经脉气所发之处。主治咳逆上气，咽喉肿痛，呼吸短气，喘息不止。针刺深度三分，可施灸三壮。
9．气舍：双侧各一穴，位于颈部直对人迎穴，夹持天突穴的凹陷中，为足阳明经脉气所发之处。主治咳逆上气，瘤瘿喉痹，咽喉肿胀，颈项强直不能回顾。针刺深度三分，可施灸三壮。
(There are eighteen acupoints in total on the left and right sides.)
1. Tianrong (TI 17, Heavenly Capacity): There are two points, located behind the angle of the mandible below the ear, where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang meridian emerges. It treats Bi syndrome of the throat with alternating cold and heat, and a sensation of a foreign body stuck in the throat. Insert the needle one cun deep; moxibustion of three moxa cones is applicable.
2. Tianyou (TE 16, Heavenly Window): There are two points, located above the tendons of the neck and the Clavicular fossa (Quepen), posterior to Tianrong, anterior to Tianzhu, inferior to Wanggu, and superior to the hairline, where the Qi of the Hand-Shaoyang meridian emerges. It treats wind-headache and facial swelling, stiff neck unable to look back. Insert the needle one cun deep, retain for seven breaths. Tonification is not suitable, nor is moxibustion. If moxibustion is applied, it causes facial swelling and closed eyes. First select Yexi (BL 55), then needle Tianyou and Fengchi (GB 20); the disease will recover. If Yexi is not needled first, it is difficult to cure the illness.
3. Tianchuang (SI 17, Heavenly Window Screen): There are two points, also known as Chuanglong. Located anterior to the large tendon of the neck, inferior to the angle of the mandible, in the depression where the pulse is palpable behind Futu, where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang meridian emerges. It treats tinnitus, deafness where nothing can be heard, cheek swelling, pain in the throat, sudden aphonia unable to speak, shoulder pain radiating to the neck making it impossible to look back. Moxibustion of three cones is applicable; insert the needle three fen deep.
4. Tianding (SI 18, Heavenly Tripod): There are two points, located directly posterior to Futu at one cun from the Clavicular fossa (Quepen), where the Qi of the Hand-Yangming meridian emerges. It treats sudden aphonia with qi obstruction, throat Bi with swollen pharynx, dyspnea, inability to swallow food or drink, and buzzing in the throat. Moxibustion of three cones is applicable; insert the needle three fen deep.
5. Futu (LI 18, Supporting Projection): There are two points, also known as Shui Xue (Water Point). Located one cun five fen posterior to Renying, where the Qi of the Hand-Yangming meridian emerges. It treats cough with excessive saliva, rebellious Qi ascending, throat pulling with panting, and sounds like a water fowl in the throat. Moxibustion of three cones is applicable; insert the needle three fen deep.
6. Quepen (ST 12, Clavicular Fossa): There are two points, also known as Tian Gai (Heavenly Cover). Located in the depression of the transverse bone below the shoulder. It treats chills and fever, scrofula, swelling in the Clavicular fossa, external ulceration leading to sores, fullness and heat in the chest, abdominal fluid accumulation, pain in the Clavicular fossa, sweating with throat Bi, and cough. Moxibustion of three cones is applicable; insert the needle three fen deep. Do not needle straight in; too deep causes reverse breathing.
7. Renying (ST 9, Human Well): There are two points, also known as Wu Hui (Five Meetings). Located where the large vessel of the neck pulses, beside the Adam's apple. Take the point with the head extended to observe the Qi of the five Zang organs; it is where the Foot-Yangming meridian emerges. Moxibustion is forbidden; improper application may harm the person. It treats vomiting and rebellion, cholera-like disorder, chest fullness, panting and dyspnea, Qi stagnation and swelling in the neck, and inability to eat. Insert the needle four fen deep.
8. Shuitu (ST 10, Water Projection): There are two points, located anterior to the large tendon of the neck, directly inferior to Renying and superior to Qishe, also known as Shui Men (Water Gate), where the Qi of the Foot-Yangming meridian emerges. It treats rebellious Qi and cough, swelling of the throat and pharynx, shortness of breath, and inability to breathe normally due to panting. Insert the needle three fen deep; moxibustion of three cones is applicable.
9. Qishe (ST 11, Qi Residence): There are two points, located in the neck directly opposite Renying, in the depression flanking Tiantu, where the Qi of the Foot-Yangming meridian emerges. It treats rebellious Qi and cough, goiter and throat Bi, swollen pharynx, and stiff neck unable to look back. Insert the needle three fen deep; moxibustion of three cones is applicable.