曲泉、治泄利。四肢不举。（铜见疝。）腹结、治腹寒泄利。（见脐痛。）神阙、治泄
止。小儿奶利不绝。腹大。绕脐痛。气穴、治妇人泄利不止。（见月事。）阳纲、治大便
泄利。意舍、治大便滑泄。（并见腹胀。）梁门、治大肠滑泄。谷不化。（见积气。）关
门、治泄利不欲食。（见积气。）天枢、治泄利食不化。三焦俞、治水谷不化。欲泄注
。（见腹胀。）悬枢、治水谷不化。下利。（见积聚。）脊中、治温病积聚下利。中 、
治腹胀下利食泄。脾俞、治泄利。（见腹胀。）膀胱俞、治泄利腹痛。大肠俞、肾俞、治
洞泄食不化。（见劳瘵。）
会阳、治腹中冷气。泄利不止。京门、治小腹急肿。肠鸣洞泄。 枢引痛。三间、
治腹
满肠鸣洞泄。然谷、治儿洞泄。（见口噤。）关元、疗腹泄不止。（明下见贲豚。）京门
、然谷、阴陵泉、主洞泄不化。（千）肾俞、章门、主寒中洞泄不化。京门、昆仑、主洞
泄体痛。长强、主头重洞泄。明下云、洞泄不禁。
阴陵泉、隐白、主胸中热。暴泄。大肠俞、主肠鸣腹 肿暴泄。三焦俞、小肠俞、
、意舍、章门、主肠鸣腹胀欲泄注。会阳、主腹中有寒泄注。肠 便血。束骨、主肠 泄
。天枢、主冬月重感于寒则泄。当脐痛。肠胃间游气切痛。若心腹痛而后泄。此寒气客于
肠间云云。灸关元百壮。服当归缩砂汤。（指）泄泻宜先灸脐中。次灸关元等穴。
曲泉穴，治疗泄泻痢疾。四肢无法抬举。（参考疝气篇。）腹结穴，治疗腹部寒冷引起的泄泻痢疾。（参考脐痛篇。）神阙穴，治疗泄泻止利。小儿奶泻不止。腹部胀大。绕脐疼痛。气穴，治疗妇女泄泻痢疾不止。（参考月经篇。）阳纲穴，治疗大便泄泻痢疾。意舍穴，治疗大便滑脱不禁。（并见腹胀篇。）梁门穴，治疗大肠滑脱泄泻。食物不消化。（参考积气篇。）关门穴，治疗泄泻痢疾且不想进食。（参考积气篇。）天枢穴，治疗泄泻痢疾、食物不消化。三焦俞穴，治疗水谷不消化。想要泄泻注下。（参考腹胀篇。）悬枢穴，治疗水谷不消化。下利。（参考积聚篇。）脊中穴，治疗温病积聚及下利。中脘穴（原文“中 ”疑为“中脘”之误，结合上下文及针灸常识推断），治疗腹胀、下利、食泄。脾俞穴，治疗泄泻痢疾。（参考腹胀篇。）膀胱俞穴，治疗泄泻痢疾伴腹痛。大肠俞穴、肾俞穴，治疗洞泄、食物不消化。（参考劳瘵篇。）
会阳穴，治疗腹中冷气。泄泻痢疾不止。京门穴，治疗小腹部急迫肿胀。肠鸣、洞泄。枢骨牵引疼痛。三间穴，治疗腹部胀满、肠鸣、洞泄。然谷穴，治疗小儿洞泄。（参考口噤篇。）关元穴，治疗腹部泄泻不止。（明堂经下文见贲豚篇。）京门穴、然谷穴、阴陵泉穴，主治洞泄、食物不化。（千脉经）肾俞穴、章门穴，主治寒中洞泄、食物不化。京门穴、昆仑穴，主治洞泄伴身体疼痛。长强穴，主治头重、洞泄。明堂经记载：洞泄不禁。
阴陵泉穴、隐白穴，主治胸中热邪。暴发性泄泻。大肠俞穴，主治肠鸣、腹部肿胀、暴发性泄泻。三焦俞穴、小肠俞穴、（原文缺字，推测为某穴）、意舍穴、章门穴，主治肠鸣、腹胀、想要泄泻注下。会阳穴，主治腹中有寒导致的泄泻注下。肠中便血。束骨穴，主治肠中泄泻。天枢穴，主治冬季再次感受寒邪则发生泄泻。当脐部疼痛。肠胃间游动之气切痛。如果心腹痛之后发生泄泻，这是寒气客居于肠间等说法。灸关元穴一百壮。服用当归缩砂汤。（指掌篇）泄泻适宜先灸脐中穴，其次灸关元穴等穴位。
Ququan (LR8), treats diarrhea and dysentery. Paralysis of the four limbs. (See *Shan* section.) Fujie (SP14), treats abdominal coldness-induced diarrhea and dysentery. (See *Umbilical Pain* section.) Shenque (CV8), treats stopping diarrhea and dysentery. Incessant milk-stool in infants. Abdominal distension. Periumbilical pain. Qixue (KI13), treats incessant diarrhea and dysentery in women. (See *Menstruation* section.) Yanggang (BL17), treats diarrhea and dysentery. Yishe (BL20), treats slippery incontinence of stool. (Also see *Abdominal Distension* section.) Liangmen (ST15), treats slippery incontinence of the large intestine. Undigested food. (See *Accumulated Qi* section.) Guanmen (ST22), treats diarrhea and dysentery with loss of appetite. (See *Accumulated Qi* section.) Tianshu (ST25), treats diarrhea and dysentery with undigested food. Sanjiaoshu (BL22), treats undigested food and water. Desire for urgent, watery diarrhea. (See *Abdominal Distension* section.) Xuanxu (DU9), treats undigested food and water. Lowering of stool. (See *Accumulation and Mass* section.) Jizhong (DU11), treats warm disease accumulations and masses with lowering of stool. Zhongwan (CV12) [inferred from context], treats abdominal distension, lowering of stool, and food-induced diarrhea. Pishu (BL20), treats diarrhea and dysentery. (See *Abdominal Distension* section.) Pangguangshu (BL28), treats diarrhea and dysentery accompanied by abdominal pain. Dachangshu (BL25), Shenshu (BL23), treat "dong" diarrhea (profuse, unformed stool) with undigested food. (See *Laozai/Tuberculosis-like Syndrome* section.)
Huiyang (BL36), treats cold qi in the abdomen. Incessant diarrhea and dysletery. Jingmen (GB25), treats acute swelling of the lower abdomen. Borborygmus and "dong" diarrhea. Pulling pain in the pivot area. Sanjian (LI3), treats abdominal fullness, borborygmus, and "dong" diarrhea. RanGu (KI2), treats infant "dong" diarrhea. (See *Lockjaw* section.) Guanyuan (CV4), treats incessant abdominal diarrhea. (Mingtang Xia sees *Ben Tun/Hyperactive Qi* section.) Jingmen (GB25), RangGu (KI2), Yinlingquan (SP9), govern "dong" diarrhea with undigested food. (*Qian* text). Shenshu (BL23), Zhangmen (LR13), govern cold-invasion "dong" diarrhea with undigested food. Jingmen (GB25), Kunlun (BL60), govern "dong" diarrhea with body pain. Changqiang (DU1), governs heavy head and "dong" diarrhea. Mingtang states: uncontrollable "dong" diarrhea.
Yinlingquan (SP9), Yinbai (SP1), govern heat in the chest. Sudden diarrhea. Dachangshu (BL25), governs borborygmus, abdominal swelling, and sudden diarrhea. Sanjiaoshu (BL22), Xiaochangshu (BL27), [missing character], Yishe (BL20), Zhangmen (LR13), govern borborygmus, abdominal distension, and desire for urgent, watery diarrhea. Huiyang (BL36), governs urgent, watery diarrhea due to cold in the abdomen. Intestinal bleeding. Shugu (BL65), governs intestinal diarrhea. Tianshu (ST25), governs diarrhea caused by re-exposure to cold in winter. Pain at the umbilicus. Cutting pain from wandering qi between the stomach and intestines. If heart and abdominal pain precede diarrhea, this is described as cold qi lodging in the intestines, etc. Moxibustion on Guanyuan (CV4) 100 moxa cones. Administer Danggui Suosha Tang (Angelica and Amomum Decoction). (*Zhi Zhang* text). For diarrhea and dysentery, it is advisable to first moxibustion on the center of the umbilicus, then on Guanyuan (CV4) and other acupoints.