阴谷、主阴痿。小腹急引阴内廉痛。（千）大赫、然谷、主精溢上缩。太冲、主两丸
骞缩。腹坚不得卧。（甲云。脐环痛。阴骞两丸缩。）石门、主小腹坚痛。下引阴中。不得小便
。两丸骞。阴交、主腹 坚痛引阴中。不得小便。两丸骞。阴缩。灸中封。大赫、（
见失精。）中封、主痿厥。（见疝。）曲泉、主不尿阴痿。气冲、治阴痿茎痛。（千同。）
两丸骞痛不可忍。（铜）五枢、（见疝。）归来、治卵缩。（见阴痛。）
筋挛阴缩入腹相引痛。灸中封五十壮。或不满五十壮。老少加减。又云、此二穴、喉肿
厥逆五脏所苦鼓胀并主之。
大敦、主阴挺出。少府、主阴挺长。（千并见疝。）上 、（千见绝子。）治妇人阴挺
禁。（铜）阴跷、照海、（见淋。）水泉（见月事。）曲泉、（见瘕癖千同。）治妇人阴挺出。
阴跷、（见淋沥。）疗阴挺出。（明）
涌泉、主胞转。（千见淋。）关元、主妇人胞转不得尿。（见无子。又主胞闭塞。铜云
治胞
转不得尿。）腰痛小便不利。苦胞转。灸中极七壮。（小儿同。）又灸十五椎。或脐下一寸或
四寸。随年。凡饱食讫忍小便。或走马。或忍小便入房。或大走。皆致胞转脐下急满不通。
（方见千金。）凡尿不在胞囊中。为胞屈僻。津液不通。葱叶除尖头、内阴茎孔中深三寸
。微用口吹。胞胀津通愈。
阴谷穴，主治阴茎痿软。小腹拘急，牵引阴茎内侧疼痛。（出自《千金方》）大赫穴、然谷穴，主治精液外溢且向上收缩。太冲穴，主治两侧睾丸上缩。腹部坚硬，不能平卧。（甲乙经记载：脐周疼痛，阴茎上缩，两侧睾丸收缩。）石门穴，主治小腹部坚硬疼痛。向下牵引至阴部，导致小便不通。两侧睾丸上缩。阴交穴，主治腹部坚硬疼痛，牵引至阴部，导致小便不通。两侧睾丸上缩。阴茎内缩。灸中封穴。大赫穴，（参见失精条文中）中封穴，主治痿厥证。（参见疝气条文中）曲泉穴，主治无尿及阴茎痿软。气冲穴，治疗阴茎痿软伴茎部疼痛。（《千金方》记载相同。）两侧睾丸上缩，疼痛难以忍受。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）五枢穴，（参见疝气条文中）归来穴，治疗睾丸上缩。（参见阴痛条文中）筋脉挛急，阴茎内缩入腹，相互牵引疼痛。灸中封穴五十壮。或者不足五十壮，根据患者老少年龄酌情加减。又说，这两个穴位，也主治喉肿、厥逆、五脏苦疾、鼓胀等病证。
大敦穴，主治阴器挺出。少府穴，主治阴器挺长。（《千金方》均在疝气条文中见到。）上髎穴，（《千金方》见于绝子嗣条文中）治疗妇人阴挺禁闭。（《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）阴跷穴、照海穴，（参见淋证条文中）水泉穴（参见月经条文中）曲泉穴，（参见瘕癖条文中，《千金方》记载相同）治疗妇人阴器挺出。阴跷穴，（参见淋沥条文中）治疗阴器挺出。（出自《明堂》）
涌泉穴，主治胞转证。（《千金方》见于淋证条文中）关元穴，主治妇人胞转导致小便不通。（参见无子条文中。又主治胞闭塞。《铜人腧穴针灸图经》说治疗胞转导致小便不通。）腰痛，小便不利，苦于胞转证。灸中极穴七壮。（小儿用量相同。）又灸第十五椎。或者灸脐下一寸或四寸，根据患者年龄决定。凡是饱食后强忍小便，或者骑马奔跑，或者忍小便行房事，或者剧烈奔跑，都会导致胞转，出现脐下急迫胀满、小便不通的症状。（方剂见《千金方》）。凡是尿液不在膀胱囊中，是因为膀胱屈曲偏斜，津液通道不通。用葱叶去掉尖端，插入阴茎孔中深三寸，轻轻用口吹气，膀胱胀气消散，津液通畅，病即痊愈。
Yingu (KI10) governs penile flaccidity. It treats acute tension in the lower abdomen with pain radiating to the inner aspect of the penis. (*Qianjin Fang*) Dahu (ST46) and Ranggu (KI2) govern seminal emission with upward retraction. Taichong (LR3) governs the retraction of both testes. It treats a hard abdomen where one cannot lie down. (*Jia Yi Jing* records: pain around the navel, penile retraction, and contraction of both testes.) Shimen (CV5) governs hardness and pain in the lower abdomen, radiating downward to the genitalia, resulting in inability to urinate. It treats retraction of both testes. Yinjiao (CV7) governs abdominal hardness and pain radiating to the genitalia, resulting in inability to urinate. It treats retraction of both testes and penile retraction. Moxibustion on Zhongfeng (LR4). Dahu (ST46), (see entry for Seminal Loss); Zhongfeng (LR4) governs Wei-Jue syndrome (flaccidity and cold extremities). (See entry for Hernia). Ququan (LR8) governs anuria and penile flaccidity. Qichong (ST30) treats penile flaccidity with pain in the shaft. (*Qianjin Fang* records the same). Retraction of both testes with unbearable pain. (*Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*) Wushu (GB26), (see entry for Hernia); Guilai (ST29) treats testicular retraction. (See entry for Genital Pain). Tendon spasm with penile retraction into the abdomen, causing mutual pulling pain. Moxibustion on Zhongfeng (LR4) for 50 moxa cones. Or less than 50 cones, adjusted according to age. It is also said that these two acupoints also govern throat swelling, Jue-Ni (reversal cold/heat), disorders of the Five Zang organs, and鼓胀 (abdominal distension/tympanites).
Dadun (LR1) governs prolapse of the external genitalia. Shaofu (HT8) governs elongation and protrusion of the external genitalia. (*Qianjin Fang* both seen under Hernia). Shangliao (BL31), (*Qianjin Fang* seen under Infertility), treats female genital prolapse with obstruction. (*Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*). Yinqiao (Ren Mai intersection) and Zhaohai (KI6), (see entry for Lin Syndrome); Shuiquan (KI5) (see entry for Menstruation); Ququan (LR8), (see entry for Masses, *Qianjin Fang* records the same), treats female genital prolapse. Yinqiao (Ren Mai intersection), (see entry for Dribbling Urination), treats genital prolapse. (*Mingtang*)
Yongquan (KI1) governs Baozhuan (bladder torsion/retention). (*Qianjin Fang* seen under Lin Syndrome). Guanyuan (CV4) governs female bladder torsion resulting in inability to urinate. (See entry for Childlessness. Also governs bladder obstruction. *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing* states it treats bladder torsion with inability to urinate). Lower back pain with difficult urination, suffering from bladder torsion. Moxibustion on Zhongji (CV3) for 7 cones. (Same dosage for children). Also moxibustion on the 15th vertebral spinous process. Or 1 cun or 4 cun below the umbilicus, determined by age. All cases of holding urine after a full meal, or riding horses, or having intercourse while holding urine, or running vigorously, can cause bladder torsion, leading to acute fullness below the navel and urinary obstruction. (Prescription seen in *Qianjin Fang*). When urine is not in the bladder sac, it is because the bladder is twisted or displaced, blocking the flow of fluids. Remove the tip of a green onion stalk, insert it deeply (3 cun) into the urethral meatus, and gently blow air into it. This will relieve bladder distension, restore fluid passage, and cure the condition.