（又见伤寒寒热 中风寒热）
复溜、治骨寒热汗注不止。（铜）至阳、治寒热解散。淫泺胫酸。四肢重痛。少气难言
。（明同。）光明、治身解寒。淫泺 酸。不能久立。哑门、治寒热风痉。脊强反折。（铜）
陶道、神堂、（见肩痛。）风池、治洒淅寒热。阴 、治洒淅畏寒。厥逆。鱼际、治洒
淅恶风寒。虚热。舌黄身热。头痛咳嗽。汗不出。痹走胸背痛。不得息。浮白、治发寒
热。肾俞、治头重身热。（见劳瘵。）颅囟、治身热头重。胁痛不得转侧。太白、阳纲
、治身热。（并见腹胀。）曲差、治身体烦热。脑空、治劳疾羸瘦体热。肺俞、治寒热
喘满。（见劳瘵。）天池、治寒热胸鬲满。（见鬲满。）少冲、治乍寒乍热。（见伤寒。）
神道、（见头痛。）少海、治寒热。胆俞、治振寒。（见头痛。）临泣、治洒淅振寒。（见
腋肿。）鱼际、疗虚热洒洒毛竖恶风寒。舌上黄。身热咳嗽喘。痹走胸背不得息。头痛甚
。汗不出。热烦心。少气不足。（明）鬲俞、疗寒热骨痛。（见痰。）天突、（见颈肿。）疗身
寒热。（下）脑空、疗身寒热。引项强急。飞扬、光明、主寒热。（千见伤寒无汗。）
脏腑积聚。心腹满。腰背痛。饮食不消。吐逆。寒热往来。小便不利。羸瘦少气。三焦俞随
。（又见劳。）又胃管百壮。（至千壮佳。）小肠俞、
主三焦寒热。（如灸肾法。）随年。又膀胱三焦津液下大小肠。寒热赤泄洞痢。腰脊痛。又小
带下。五十壮。四肢寒热。腰疼不
得俯仰。身黄腹满。食呕。舌根直。灸脾俞并椎三穴。各七壮。盗汗寒热恶寒。肺俞随年
壮。针五分。又阴都百壮。多汗寒热。玉枕五十。（千翼）涌泉、主身体腰脊如解。（见
（又见于伤寒寒热、中风寒热）
复溜穴，治疗骨节寒冷伴发热，汗出如注不止。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）
至阳穴，治疗寒热解散。淫泺（形容肢体酸痛无力，如涉水般沉重）、小腿酸软。四肢沉重疼痛。气短难以言语。（《明堂》记载相同。）
光明穴，治疗身体忽冷忽热。淫泺（肢体酸痛无力）。不能久站。
哑门穴，治疗寒热引起的风痉证。脊柱僵硬，身体向后反折。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）
陶道穴、神堂穴（见肩痛章节）、风池穴，治疗洒淅（形容恶寒战栗的样子）寒热。
阴谷穴，治疗洒淅畏寒。厥逆（手足冰冷）。
鱼际穴，治疗洒淅恶风寒。虚热。舌苔黄，身体发热。头痛咳嗽。无汗。痹症游走于胸背部疼痛。呼吸不畅。
浮白穴，治疗发作性寒热。
肾俞穴，治疗头重身热。（见劳瘵章节）
颅囟穴，治疗身体发热，头重。胁痛，不能转身侧卧。
太白穴、阳纲穴，治疗身体发热。（并见腹胀章节）
曲差穴，治疗身体烦热。
脑空穴，治疗劳损疾病导致的消瘦体热。
肺俞穴，治疗寒热喘满。（见劳瘵章节）
天池穴，治疗寒热胸膈胀满。（见膈满章节）
少冲穴，治疗乍寒乍热。（见伤寒章节）
神道穴（见头痛章节）
少海穴，治疗寒热。
胆俞穴，治疗振寒。（见头痛章节）
临泣穴，治疗洒淅振寒。（见腋肿章节）
鱼际穴，治疗虚热，毛发竖起，恶风寒。舌上发黄。身体发热，咳嗽气喘。痹症游走于胸背导致呼吸不畅。头痛剧烈。无汗。热扰心神烦躁。气短不足。（出自《明堂》）
膈俞穴，治疗寒热骨痛。（见痰证章节）
天突穴（见颈肿章节），治疗身体寒热。（下部穴位）
脑空穴，治疗身体寒热。牵引颈部僵硬紧急。
飞扬穴、光明穴，主治寒热。（千氏《明堂》见伤寒无汗章节）
脏腑积聚。心腹胀满。腰背痛。饮食不消化。呕吐逆气。寒热往来。小便不利。消瘦气短。三焦俞穴随证配用。（又见劳损章节）另外胃管穴灸一百壮。（灸到一千壮为佳。）
小肠俞穴，主治三焦寒热。（如灸肾俞的方法一样）随患者年龄定壮数。另外膀胱、三焦、津液下、大小肠等穴，治疗寒热赤痢洞泄。腰脊痛。另外带脉穴下五十壮，治疗四肢寒热。腰痛不能俯仰。身体发黄腹部胀满。食入即吐。舌根直硬。灸脾俞及椎旁三穴，每穴各七壮。盗汗寒热恶寒，灸肺俞穴随年壮。针刺五分。另外阴都穴灸一百壮，治疗多汗寒热。玉枕穴灸五十壮。（出自《千翼》）
涌泉穴，主治身体腰脊感觉像要散架一样。（见……）
(Also seen in Cold Damage with chills and fever, Wind Strike with chills and fever)
Fuliu (KI7), treats bone coldness with fever, where sweat pours out incessantly. (*Tongren*)
Zhiyang (GV9), treats the resolution of chills and fever. Yinluo (a sensation of soreness and weakness in the limbs as if wading through water), soreness in the lower legs. Heavy and painful limbs. Shortness of breath and difficulty speaking. (*Mingtang* records the same.)
Guangming (GB37), treats alternating chills and fever of the body. Yinluo (soreness and weakness). Inability to stand for a long time.
Yamen (GV15), treats wind spasm caused by chills and fever. Stiffness of the spine and opisthotonos (backward bending of the body). (*Tongren*)
Taodao (GV13), Shentang (BL44) (see Shoulder Pain chapter), Fengchi (GB20), treat "Saxi" (shivering chills and fever).
Yingu (KI10), treats Saxi aversion to cold. Jue-ni (cold reversal/cold extremities).
Yuji (LU10), treats Saxi aversion to wind and cold. Deficiency heat. Yellow tongue coating, febrile body. Headache and cough. Anhidrosis (absence of sweating). Bi syndrome wandering pain in the chest and back. Dyspnea (difficulty breathing).
Fubai (GB12), treats episodic chills and fever.
Shenshu (BL23), treats heavy head and febrile body. (See Lao Zhai chapter)
Luxin (EX-HN16), treats febrile body and heavy head. Hypochondriac pain, inability to turn or lie on one's side.
Baitai (SP3), Yanggang (DU15), treat febrile body. (Also see Abdominal Distension chapter)
Qucha (BL5), treats vexatious heat in the body.
Naokong (GB13), treats febrile body due to chronic disease and emaciation.
Feishu (BL13), treats chills and fever with wheezing and fullness. (See Lao Zhai chapter)
Tianchi (PC1), treats chills and fever with chest and diaphragmatic fullness. (See Ge Man chapter)
Shaochong (HT9), treats sudden chills and sudden fever. (See Shang Han chapter)
Shendao (GV11) (see Headache chapter)
Shaohai (HT3), treats chills and fever.
Danshu (BL18), treats trembling chills. (see Headache chapter)
Linqi (GB41), treats Saxi trembling chills. (see Axillary Swelling chapter)
Yuji (LU10), treats deficiency heat, piloerection (hair standing up), aversion to wind and cold. Yellow tongue coating. Febrile body, cough, and wheezing. Bi syndrome wandering pain in the chest and back causing dyspnea. Severe headache. Anhidrosis. Heat disturbing the heart causing irritability. Shortness of breath and insufficiency of Qi. (*Mingtang*)
Geshu (BL17), treats chills and fever with bone pain. (See Tan syndrome chapter)
Tiantu (CV22) (see Neck Swelling chapter), treats body chills and fever. (Lower point)
Naokong (GB13), treats body chills and fever. Pulling stiffness and urgency of the neck.
Feiyang (BL58), Guangming (GB37), govern chills and fever. (*Qian Mingtang* sees Shang Han without sweat chapter)
Viscera and bowels accumulations. Fullness of the heart and abdomen. Lower back and back pain. Indigestion. Vomiting and regurgitation. Alternating chills and fever. Difficult urination. Emaciation and shortness of breath. Sanyiaoshu (BL22) used according to the condition. (Also see Lao damage chapter). Additionally, Weiguan (CV12) moxibustion 100 zhuang. (Up to 1000 zhuang is excellent.)
Xiaochangshu (BL27), governs Sanjiao chills and fever. (Like the method for moxibusting Shenshu). According to the patient's age (number of years equals number of moxa cones). Additionally, Bladder, Sanjiao, Jin Ye Xia, Large Intestine, Small Intestine points treat chills and fever with bloody diarrhea and loose stools. Lower back and spinal pain. Additionally, under Daixia (Daimai GB26 area?), 50 zhuang, treat chills and fever in the four limbs. Lower back pain preventing flexion and extension. Yellow complexion and abdominal distension. Food vomiting. Straight tongue root. Moxibustion on Pishu (BL20) and three vertebral paravertebral points, 7 zhuang each. Night sweats, chills and fever, aversion to cold, moxibustion on Feishu (BL13) according to age (zhuang). Needle 5 fen. Additionally, Yindu (KI15) moxibustion 100 zhuang, treat excessive sweating and chills/fever. Yuzhen (BL9) 50 zhuang. (*Qianyi*)
Yongquan (KI1), governs the sensation that the body, waist, and spine are disintegrating. (See...)