（手足不举 余见手足麻痹）
内庭、治四肢厥逆。腹胀。数欠。（铜）至阳、治四肢重（明下同。）痛。（见寒热。）
章门
、治厥逆。四肢惰。（见水肿。）鬲俞、治四肢怠惰。（见 癖。）极泉、日月、（见悲愁
。）脾俞、治四肢不收。（见腹胀。）支沟、（见腋痛。）小海、付阳、（见风痹。）天池、（见
鬲痛。）三阴交、治四肢不举。（见腹胀。）大巨、治偏枯。四肢不举。（见小腹胀。）肾俞
、治腰中四肢淫泺。（见劳瘵）。
尺泽、治四肢暴肿。臂寒短气。（见喉痹。）三里、治四肢肿满。大都、疗手足逆冷
肿。（见伤寒无汗。）丰隆、疗厥逆。胸痛气刺不可忍。腹中如刀 。大小便难。四肢不
收。身体怠惰。腿膝酸痹。屈伸难。（明下）内庭、主四厥手足闷。（千）太溪、主手足寒
至节。内庭、主四肢厥。手足闷者。久持之。厥热脑痛。腹胀皮痛者。使人久持之。列
缺、主四肢厥。喜笑。章门、主四肢懈惰。喜怒。照海、主四肢淫泺。曲泉、付阳、
天池、大巨、小海、（明下作少海。）支沟、绝骨、前谷、主四肢不举。五里、三阳络、三
厉兑、天井、主嗜卧。四肢不欲动摇。行间、治四肢逆冷。（铜）太溪、治手足厥冷。（
侠溪。（见伤寒。）大都、治手足逆冷。（见腹满。）
有士人患阴证伤寒。手足冷甚。以火温之。亦不暖。予与理中汤服。即得汗而病愈。手
足自温矣。若其他手足厥者。当随证灸之。
四厥脉沉绝。灸手间使便通。起死法、（干呕。）四厥灸乳根。（转筋。）
人病狂痴手足厥。作狂病治不效。名医录曰、此惊恐忧思所得。大惊伤心。大恐伤肾。
大忧
思伤神志。神不足则狂痴。志不足则恐怖。恐怖则肾气留积。足不收、亦因积惊恐气伤肾也
。（鬼击卒死。菖蒲根捣汁灌立瘥。）
（手足不能抬起，其余内容见“手足麻痹”章节）
内庭穴，治疗四肢厥逆、腹胀、频繁呵欠。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）
至阳穴，治疗四肢沉重、疼痛。（明代文献同此记载。参见“寒热”章节。）
章门穴，治疗厥逆、四肢懈怠无力。（参见“水肿”章节。）
膈俞穴，治疗四肢倦怠无力。（参见“癖积”章节。）
极泉穴、日月穴、脾俞穴，治疗四肢无法收持。（参见“腹胀”章节；极泉穴参见“悲愁”章节；支沟穴参见“腋痛”章节；小海穴、付阳穴参见“风痹”章节；天池穴参见“膈痛”章节。）
三阴交穴，治疗四肢不能抬起。（参见“腹胀”章节。）
大巨穴，治疗偏枯、四肢不能抬起。（参见“小腹胀”章节。）
肾俞穴，治疗腰部及四肢酸软冷痛。（参见“劳瘵”章节。）
尺泽穴，治疗四肢突发肿胀、手臂发凉、气短。（参见“喉痹”章节。）
足三里穴，治疗四肢肿胀胀满。
大都穴，治疗手足逆冷肿胀。（参见“伤寒无汗”章节。）
丰隆穴，治疗厥逆、胸痛如针刺般难以忍受、腹中如有刀割、大小便困难、四肢无法收持、身体倦怠、腿膝酸痛麻木、屈伸困难。（明代文献在此处下接）
内庭穴，主治四种厥证导致的手足烦闷。（出自《千金方》）
太溪穴，主治手足寒冷直至关节。
内庭穴，主治四肢厥逆。若出现手足烦闷，长期按压该穴即可。若出现厥逆发热伴头痛、腹胀且皮肤疼痛，让人长期按压该穴。
列缺穴，主治四肢厥逆、喜笑。
章门穴，主治四肢懈怠无力、情绪喜怒无常。
照海穴，主治四肢酸软冷痛。
曲泉穴、付阳穴、天池穴、大巨穴、小海穴（明代文献作少海穴）、支沟穴、绝骨穴、前谷穴，主治四肢不能抬起。
五里穴、三阳络穴、厉兑穴、天井穴，主治嗜睡、四肢不愿活动。
行间穴，治疗四肢逆冷。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）
太溪穴，治疗手足厥冷。
侠溪穴（参见“伤寒”章节）。
大都穴，治疗手足逆冷。（参见“腹满”章节。）
有一位士人患阴证伤寒，手足非常冰冷，用火烘烤取暖，也不暖和。我给他服用理中汤，随即出汗而病愈，手足自然温暖了。如果是其他原因导致的手足厥逆，应当根据证候进行艾灸治疗。
四种厥证的脉象沉伏断绝。灸手部的间使穴可使气机通畅。起死回生法：针对干呕症状，灸乳根穴以缓解转筋。
有人患狂痴症并伴有手足厥逆，按狂病治疗无效。《名医录》记载：这是由惊恐忧思所致。大惊伤心，大恐伤肾，大忧思损伤神志。神不足则表现为狂痴，志不足则表现为恐怖。恐惧会导致肾气留滞积聚，足部无法收持，也是因为积聚的惊恐之气伤了肾。（若是鬼击导致的猝死，将菖蒲根捣汁灌服，立即痊愈。）
(Hands and feet unable to lift; see "Paralysis of Hands and Feet" for other content.)
Neiting (ST44) treats cold extremities (Jue Ni), abdominal distension, and frequent yawning. (From *Cu Ren Shu Xue Zhen Jiu Tu Jing*)
Zhiyang (GV9) treats heaviness and pain in the four limbs. (Same as Ming dynasty texts. See "Chills and Fever".)
Zhangmen (LR13) treats cold extremities and lethargy of the four limbs. (See "Edema".)
Geshu (BL17) treats lassitude of the four limbs. (See "Pi Accumulation".)
Jiquan (HT1), Riyue (LR2), Pishu (BL20) treat inability to hold or control the four limbs. (See "Abdominal Distension"; Jiquan see "Sorrow and Worry"; Zhigou see "Axillary Pain"; Xiaohai see "Wind-Bi"; Tianchi see "Diaphragmatic Pain".)
Sanyinjiao (SP6) treats inability to lift the four limbs. (See "Abdominal Distension".)
Daju (ST37) treats hemiplegia and inability to lift the four limbs. (See "Lower Abdominal Distension".)
Shenshu (BL23) treats soreness, weakness, and cold pain in the waist and four limbs. (See "Lao Zhai/Tuberculosis-like Disease".)
Chi Ze (LU5) treats sudden swelling of the four limbs, cold arms, and shortness of breath. (See "Throat Bi".)
Zusanli (ST36) treats swelling and fullness of the four limbs.
Dadu (SP2) treats cold extremities and swelling of hands and feet. (See "Cold Damage with No Sweat".)
Fenglong (ST40) treats cold extremities, chest pain like needle刺 that is unbearable, abdominal pain like knife cutting, difficulty in urination and defecation, inability to control the four limbs, bodily lassitude, soreness and numbness in legs and knees, and difficulty in flexion and extension. (Ming dynasty text continues here:)
Neiting (ST44) governs the four types of Jue causing stuffiness in hands and feet. (From *Qian Jin Fang*)
Taixi (KI3) governs coldness of hands and feet extending to the joints.
Neiting (ST44) governs cold extremities. For stuffiness in hands and feet, long-term pressing will resolve it. For cold-heat alternating with headache, abdominal distension, and skin pain, have someone press it for a long time.
Lieque (LU7) governs cold extremities and excessive laughter.
Zhangmen (LR13) governs lethargy of the four limbs and emotional fluctuations of joy and anger.
Zhaohai (KI6) governs soreness and cold pain in the four limbs.
Ququan (LR8), Fuyang (GB38), Tianchi (PC1), Daju (ST37), Xiaohai (SI8, noted as Shaohai SI8 in Ming texts), Zhigou (TE6), Jiegu (GB39), Qian Gu (SI07) govern the inability to lift the four limbs.
Wuli (LI21), Sanyangluo (TE7), Lidui (ST45), Tianjing (SJ10) govern drowsiness and unwillingness to move the four limbs.
Xingjian (LR2) treats cold extremities. (From *Cu Ren Shu Xue Zhen Jiu Tu Jing*)
Taixi (KI3) treats cold extremities of hands and feet.
Xiaxi (GB43) (See "Cold Damage").
Dadu (SP2) treats cold extremities of hands and feet. (See "Abdominal Fullness".)
A scholar suffered from Yin-pattern Cold Damage, with extremely cold hands and feet. Heating them with fire did not warm them. I administered Lizhong Tang (Regulate the Middle Decoction), after which he sweated and recovered, and his hands and feet naturally became warm. For other causes of cold extremities, moxibustion should be applied according to the syndrome.
In the four types of Jue, the pulse is deep and imperceptible. Moxa on Jianshi (PC5) of the hand restores circulation. The method to revive the dead: for dry heaving, moxa Rugen (ST18) to relieve muscle cramps.
A person suffering from mania, dementia, and cold extremities was treated for mania without effect. *Records of Famous Doctors* states: This results from fright, fear, worry, and overthinking. Great fright injures the Heart, great fear injures the Kidney, and great worry/overthinking injures the Shen (Spirit). Insufficiency of Shen leads to mania and dementia; insufficiency of Zhi (Will) leads to terror. Terror causes Qi stagnation and accumulation in the Kidney. Inability to control the feet is also due to Kidney injury from accumulated fright and Qi. (For sudden death caused by Gui Ji [Ghost Strike], crush Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii (Changpu) root, extract juice, and administer orally for immediate recovery.)