魂门、治饮食不下。腹中雷鸣。（铜）三焦俞、治吐逆饮食不下。（见腹胀。）胃仓、
意舍
、（见腹胀。）鬲关、治食饮不下。（见背痛。）胃俞、主呕吐筋挛。食不下。（千）大肠俞
、周荣、主食不下。喜饮。中庭、中府、主鬲寒食不下。（见反胃。）阳纲、期门、少商
、劳宫、主饮食不下。三焦俞、主伤寒头痛食不下。心俞、治胃弱、食饮不下。（明下
）鬲俞、治鬲寒食饮不下。腹胁满。胃弱、食少。嗜卧怠惰。不欲动。身湿不能食千云、
主吐食。（见呕。）阳纲、治食不下。腹中雷鸣。大小便不节。黄水。（明）紫宫、（见烦
心。）中庭、（见反胃。）胆俞、（见呕。）治饮食不下。三里、（见胃。）大肠俞、三阴交
、（并见腹胀。）下脘、（见腹痛。）三焦俞、悬枢、（见泻。）梁门、（见积气。）治谷不化。
天
枢、（见泻。）志室、（见脊痛。）肾俞、（见劳）治食不化。腹哀、治寒中食不化。三焦俞、治
水谷不消。腹胀腰痛。吐逆。（明）腹哀、（铜同。）太白、（见泻。）主食不化。（千）凡食
饮不化。入腹还出。先取下管。后取三里泻之。石门、主不欲食。谷入不化。天枢、厉
兑、内庭、主食不化。不嗜食。夹脐痛。章门、主食饮不化。（见不嗜食。）上管、中管
、主寒中伤饱。食饮不化。中庭、治胸胁满。食不下。（见反胃。）胃管、三焦俞、主小
腹积聚。坚大如盘。胃胀食不消。（千）志室、（明见腹痛。）疗食不下。太白、公孙、（
见腹胀。）主食不化。中府、胃仓、承满、（见腹胀。）鱼际、（见腹痛。）周荣、（见胸满。
）治食不下。中管、（腹胀。）三阴交、（见腹胀。）治食不化。
魂门穴，用于治疗饮食难以下咽。腹中肠鸣。（出自《铜人腧穴针灸图经》）三焦俞穴，用于治疗呕吐逆气、饮食难以下咽。（参见“腹胀”条目）胃仓穴、意舍穴，（参见“腹胀”条目）鬲关穴，用于治疗饮食难以下咽。（参见“背痛”条目）胃俞穴，主治呕吐、筋脉拘挛、饮食难以下咽。（出自《千金方》）大肠俞穴、周荣穴，主治食物难以下咽，喜欢饮水。中庭穴、中府穴，主治膈间寒冷、饮食难以下咽。（参见“反胃”条目）阳纲穴、期门穴、少商穴、劳宫穴，主治饮食难以下咽。三焦俞穴，主治伤寒头痛伴饮食难以下咽。心俞穴，治疗胃气虚弱、饮食难以下咽。（出自《明堂灸经》下篇）膈俞穴，治疗膈间寒冷导致饮食难以下咽，腹部胁肋部胀满。胃气虚弱、进食量少、嗜睡倦怠、不想活动、身体困重无法进食。千云穴（注：原文可能有误，通常指特定穴位或笔误，此处依原文），主治呕吐食物。（参见“呕”条目）阳纲穴，治疗饮食难以下咽，腹中肠鸣，大小便失禁，流出黄水。（出自《明堂灸经》）紫宫穴，（参见“烦心”条目）中庭穴，（参见“反胃”条目）胆俞穴，（参见“呕”条目），治疗饮食难以下咽。足三里穴，（参见“胃”条目）大肠俞穴、三阴交穴，（均参见“腹胀”条目）下脘穴，（参见“腹痛”条目）三焦俞穴、悬枢穴，（参见“泄泻”条目）梁门穴，（参见“积气”条目），治疗谷物不消化。天枢穴，（参见“泄泻”条目）志室穴，（参见“脊痛”条目）肾俞穴，（参见“劳损”条目），治疗食物不消化。腹哀穴，治疗寒邪入中导致的食物不消化。三焦俞穴，治疗水谷不能消化，伴有腹胀腰痛、呕吐逆气。（出自《明堂灸经》）腹哀穴，（《铜人》记载相同）太白穴，（参见“泄泻”条目），主治食物不消化。（出自《千金方》）凡是饮食不消化，吃进去又吐出来，先取用下管穴（即中脘），后取用足三里穴并施以泻法。石门穴，主治不想吃东西，谷物进入体内不消化。天枢穴、厉兑穴、内庭穴，主治食物不消化，不喜欢进食，肚脐周围疼痛。章门穴，主治饮食不消化。（参见“不喜欢进食”条目）上管穴（即上脘）、中管穴（即中脘），主治寒邪伤及脾胃且因饱食致病，饮食不消化。中庭穴，治疗胸胁部胀满，饮食难以下咽。（参见“反胃”条目）胃管穴（即胃脘/中脘区域）、三焦俞穴，主治小腹积聚，坚硬如盘，胃胀食物不消化。（出自《千金方》）志室穴，（《明堂》记载参见“腹痛”条目），治疗饮食难以下咽。太白穴、公孙穴，（参见“腹胀”条目），主治食物不消化。中府穴、胃仓穴、承满穴，（参见“腹胀”条目）鱼际穴，（参见“腹痛”条目）周荣穴，（参见“胸满”条目），治疗饮食难以下咽。中管穴（即中脘，伴有腹胀）、三阴交穴，（参见“腹胀”条目），治疗食物不消化。
Hunmen (BL47), indicated for difficulty in swallowing food and drink. Borborygmus in the abdomen. (*Tongren*) Sanjiaoshu (BL22), indicated for regurgitation and difficulty in swallowing food and drink. (See "Abdominal Distension".) Weicang (BL53), Yishe (BL48), (See "Abdominal Distension".) Gegan (BL17), indicated for difficulty in swallowing food and drink. (See "Back Pain".) Weishu (BL21), primarily treats vomiting, tendon cramping, and difficulty in swallowing food. (*Qianjin*) Dachangshu (BL25), Zhourong (BL19), primarily treat difficulty in swallowing food, with a preference for drinking water. Zhongting (CV10), Zhongfu (LU1), primarily treat cold in the diaphragm and difficulty in swallowing food. (See "Regurgitation".) Yanggang (BL16), Qimen (LR14), Shaoshang (LU11), Laogong (PC8), primarily treat difficulty in swallowing food and drink. Sanjiaoshu (BL22), primarily treat headache due to Cold Damage accompanied by difficulty in swallowing food. Xinshu (BL15), treats weak stomach and difficulty in swallowing food and drink. (*Mingtang Xia*) Geshu (BL17), treats difficulty in swallowing food and drink due to cold in the diaphragm, fullness in the abdomen and hypochondrium. Weakness of the stomach, low appetite, drowsiness and lethargy, aversion to movement, heaviness of the body preventing eating. Qianyun (Note: Textual anomaly, likely a specific point or typo), primarily treats vomiting of food. (See "Vomiting".) Yanggang (BL16), treats difficulty in swallowing food, borborygmus in the abdomen, incontinence of feces and urine, and discharge of yellow fluid. (*Mingtang*) Zigong (CV22), (See "Restless Heart".) Zhongting (CV10), (See "Regurgitation".) Danshu (BL19), (See "Vomiting"), treats difficulty in swallowing food and drink. Zusanli (ST36), (See "Stomach"). Dachangshu (BL25), Sanyinjiao (SP6), (Both see "Abdominal Distension"). Xiawan (CV10), (See "Abdominal Pain"). Sanjiaoshu (BL22), Xianshu (DU7), (See "Diarrhea"). Liangmen (ST21), (See "Accumulated Qi"), treats undigested grain. Tianshu (ST25), (See "Diarrhea"). Zhishi (BL54), (See "Spine Pain"). Shenshu (BL23), (See "Exhaustion"), treats undigested food. Fuai (BL81), treats undigested food due to cold invading the middle. Sanjiaoshu (BL22), treats failure of water and grain to digest, accompanied by abdominal distension, lower back pain, and regurgitation. (*Mingtang*) Fuai (BL81), (Same as *Tongren*). Taibai (SP3), (See "Diarrhea"), primarily treats undigested food. (*Qianjin*) For any case where food and drink are not digested and come back up after entering the abdomen, first reduce the Lower Guan point (Zhongwan CV12), then reduce Zusanli (ST36). Shimen (CV5), primarily treats anorexia and undigested grain. Tianshu (ST25), Lidui (ST45), Neiting (ST44), primarily treat undigested food, aversion to eating, and periumbilical pain. Zhangmen (LR13), treats undigested food and drink. (See "Aversion to Eating"). Shangwan (CV13), Zhongwan (CV12), primarily treat damage to the spleen and stomach by cold and overeating, leading to undigested food and drink. Zhongting (CV10), treats fullness in the chest and hypochondrium, and difficulty in swallowing food. (See "Regurgitation"). Weiguan (Area of Stomach/Midpoint), Sanjiaoshu (BL22), primarily treat abdominal accumulations in the lower abdomen, hard and large like a plate, and gastric distension with indigestion. (*Qianjin*) Zhishi (BL54), (See "Abdominal Pain" in *Mingtang*), treats difficulty in swallowing food. Taibai (SP3), Gongsun (SP4), (See "Abdominal Distension"), primarily treat undigested food. Zhongfu (LU1), Weicang (BL53), Chengman (ST22), (See "Abdominal Distension"). Yuji (LU10), (See "Abdominal Pain"). Zhourong (BL19), (See "Chest Fullness"), treats difficulty in swallowing food. Zhongguan (i.e., Zhongwan CV12, with abdominal distension), Sanyinjiao (SP6), (See "Abdominal Distension"), treats undigested food.