鬲俞、（见痰。）紫宫、玉堂、（并见心烦。）疗骨疼。（明）上关、主引骨痛。（千见螈 。
）骨痛灸绝骨五十壮。（见上气。）商丘、主骨痹烦满。鬲俞、主皮肉骨痛。（见伤寒寒
热。）太白、治骨痛。（见伤寒头痛。）复溜、治骨寒热。（见寒热。）骨髓冷痛。上廉
七十壮。（千）骨会大杼。（禁灸。）骨病治此。髓会绝骨。髓病治此。（难疏）
病在骨髓。秦越人以为司命无奈之何。则骨髓有病。病亦 矣。八十一难经疏乃云、骨
杼。骨病治此。髓会绝骨。髓病治此。是尚有针灸法矣。可不针灸乎。但明堂上经云、大杼
禁灸。而铜人经云可灸七壮。明堂下经云可灸五壮。素问亦同。诸经既同。惟明堂独异。灸
之可也。况明堂经固云禁穴许灸三壮乎。艾炷若小、一二七壮亦可。更灸上廉绝骨等穴尤佳
上关、下关、四白、百会、颅息、翳风、耳门、颔厌、天窗、阳溪、关冲、掖门、中渚
、主
耳鸣聋。（千）天容、听会、听宫、中渚、主聋。嘈嘈若蝉鸣。腕骨、阳谷、肩贞、窍阴
侠溪、主颔痛引耳。嘈嘈耳鸣无所闻。前谷、后溪、主耳鸣。仍取偏历。太陵、商阳、
主耳中风聋鸣。刺一分。留一呼。灸三壮。左取右。右取左。如食顷。明下云、疗耳鸣聋。
百会、治耳鸣耳聋。（铜）络却、治头旋耳鸣。（铜）浮白、治耳鸣嘈嘈无所闻。和 、
治耳中KT KT 。（见牙紧急。）上关、治耳中如蝉声。（见偏风。）耳门、治耳鸣如蝉声。（
听会、听宫、治耳蝉声。（见耳聋。） 脉、治头风耳鸣。偏历、阳溪、商阳、（见
热病
无汗。）络却、（见头旋。）腕骨、前谷、治耳鸣。颔厌、（见风眩。）疗耳鸣。（明）肩
贞、主耳鸣无闻。（甲身伤寒寒热。）颔厌、疗耳鸣。（见偏头痛。）
人之耳鸣。医者皆以为肾虚所致。是则然矣。然亦有用气而得者。用心而得者。不可一
概论
也。若欲无此患。盖亦不使肾至于虚。且不使气、不用心可也。或微微耳鸣。只用葱管置在
耳中。令气透。自不鸣矣。
鬲俞穴、（参见痰证章节。）紫宫穴、玉堂穴、（均参见心烦章节。）治疗骨痛。（《明堂经》）上关穴，主治牵引性骨痛。（《千金方》见抽搐。）骨痛灸绝骨穴五十壮。（参见上气章节。）商丘穴，主治骨痹烦闷胀满。鬲俞穴，主治皮肉骨痛。（参见伤寒寒热章节。）太白穴，治疗骨痛。（参见伤寒头痛章节。）复溜穴，治疗骨寒热。（参见寒热章节。）骨髓冷痛，灸上廉穴七十壮。（《千金方》）骨会大杼穴。（禁灸。）骨病治疗此穴。髓会绝骨穴。髓病治疗此穴。（《难经疏》）病在骨髓，秦越人认为司命之神也无可奈何。那么骨髓有病，病情也就严重了。《八十一难经疏》却说：骨会大杼，骨病治此；髓会绝骨，髓病治此。这说明还有针灸疗法啊，怎么能不针灸呢？只是《明堂上经》说：大杼禁灸。而《铜人腧穴针灸图经》说可灸七壮。《明堂下经》说可灸五壮。《素问》也相同。各经都一致，只有《明堂经》单独不同。灸它也是可以的。况且《明堂经》本来也说禁穴允许灸三壮啊。艾炷如果小，一二七壮也可以。再灸上廉、绝骨等穴尤其好。
上关穴、下关穴、四白穴、百会穴、颅息穴、翳风穴、耳门穴、颔厌穴、天窗穴、阳溪穴、关冲穴、掖门穴、中渚穴，主治耳鸣耳聋。（《千金方》）天容穴、听会穴、听宫穴、中渚穴，主治聋。嘈杂声如蝉鸣。腕骨穴、阳谷穴、肩贞穴、窍阴穴、侠溪穴，主治下颌痛牵引至耳。嘈杂耳鸣无所闻。前谷穴、后溪穴，主治耳鸣。仍取偏历穴。太陵穴、商阳穴，主治耳中风聋鸣。刺一分深。留针一呼的时间。灸三壮。左病取右，右病取左。大约一顿饭的时间。《明堂下经》说：治疗耳鸣耳聋。百会穴，治疗耳鸣耳聋。（《铜人经》）络却穴，治疗头晕耳鸣。（《铜人经》）浮白穴，治疗耳鸣嘈杂无所闻。和髎穴，治疗耳中KT KT。（参见牙紧急章节。）上关穴，治疗耳中如蝉声。（参见偏风章节。）耳门穴，治疗耳鸣如蝉声。（听会穴、听宫穴，治疗耳蝉声。（参见耳聋章节。）脉，治疗头风耳鸣。偏历穴、阳溪穴、商阳穴，（参见热病无汗章节。）络却穴，（参见头旋章节。）腕骨穴、前谷穴，治疗耳鸣。颔厌穴，（参见风眩章节。）治疗耳鸣。（《明堂经》）肩贞穴，主治耳鸣无闻。（《甲乙经》身伤寒寒热。）颔厌穴，治疗耳鸣。（参见偏头痛章节。）
人的耳鸣，医生们都认为是肾虚所致。这固然有道理。然而也有因气机失调而得的，有用心过度而得的，不能一概而论。如果想要没有这种病患，大概也不过是不使肾至于虚，并且不使气机逆乱、不用心过度就可以了。或者微微耳鸣，只用葱管放在耳中，令气透入，自然就不鸣响了。
Ge Shu (Diaphragm-Shu, BL17), (see Phlegm section); Zi Gong (Purple Palace, REN15) and Yu Tang (Jade Hall, REN16); (both see Heart-Fire restlessness section). Treat bone pain. (*Ming Tang Jing* [Illustrated Classic of Acupoints]). Shang Guan (Upper Gate, GB12) governs pulling bone pain. (*Qian Jin Fang* [Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold] sees convulsions.) For bone pain, moxa Jue Gu (Absolute Bone, GB39) for 50 moxa cones. (see Upper Qi section). Shang Qiu (Shangqiu, SP5) governs bone-bi with vexation and fullness. Ge Shu (Diaphragm-Shu, BL17) governs skin, flesh, and bone pain. (see Taiyang Cold-Heat section). Tai Bai (Great White, SP3) treats bone pain. (see Taiyang Headache section). Fu Liu (Returning Stream, KI7) treats bone cold-heat. (see Cold-Heat section). For cold pain in the bone marrow, moxicate Shang Lian (Upper Liang, ST37) for 70 moxa cones. (*Qian Jin Fang*). The meeting point of bones is Da Zhu (Great Pivot, BL11). (Contraindicated for moxibustion). Bone diseases are treated at this point. The meeting point of marrow is Jue Gu (Absolute Bone, GB39). Marrow diseases are treated at this point. (*Nan Jing Shu* [Commentary on the Classic of Difficult Issues]). When the disease is in the bone marrow, Qin Yue Ren (Bian Que) considered that even the God of Life could do nothing about it. Thus, if there is disease in the bone marrow, the condition is severe. However, *Ba Shi Yi Nan Jing Shu* states: "The meeting point of bones is Da Zhu; bone diseases are treated here. The meeting point of marrow is Jue Gu; marrow diseases are treated here." This indicates that acupuncture and moxibustion methods still exist; how can one abstain from them? Nevertheless, *Ming Tang Shang Jing* [Upper Classic of Acupoints] states: "Da Zhu is contraindicated for moxibustion." Whereas *Tong Ren Jing* [Bronze Man Classic] states it can be moxicated for seven cones. *Ming Tang Xia Jing* [Lower Classic of Acupoints] states it can be moxicated for five cones. *Su Wen* [Basic Questions] agrees. All classics concur, except *Ming Tang Jing* alone differs. Moxibustion is permissible. Moreover, *Ming Tang Jing* originally stated that even forbidden points allow three cones of moxibustion. If the moxa cone is small, twelve or twenty-one cones are also acceptable. Furthermore, moxiquating Shang Lian (Upper Liang, ST37) and Jue Gu (Absolute Bone, GB39) etc., is especially good.
Shang Guan (Upper Gate, GB12), Xia Guan (Lower Gate, ST7), Si Bai (Four Whites, ST2), Bai Hui (Hundred Convergences, DU20), Lu Xi (Skull Rest, TE18), Yi Feng (Wind Screen, TE17), Er Men (Ear Gate, TE21), Han Yan (Mandible Distaste, GB7), Tian Chuang (Heavenly Window, SI16), Yang Xi (Yang Stream, LI5), Guan Chong (Guan Chong, SJ1), Ye Men (Armpit Gate, TE14), Zhong Zhu (Middle Pillar, SJ3); govern tinnitus and deafness. (*Qian Jin Fang*). Tian Rong (Heavenly Capacity, SI17), Ting Hui (Auditory Convergence, GB2), Ting Gong (Auditory Palace, SI19), Zhong Zhu (Middle Pillar, SJ3); govern deafness. Noisy sound like cicada chirping. Wan Gu (Wrist Bone, SI4), Yang Gu (Yang Valley, SI5), Jian Zhen (Shoulder Firmness, SI9), Qiao Yin (Aperture Yin, GB44), Xia Xi (Slanting Stream, GB43); govern mandibular pain radiating to the ear. Noisy tinnitus with inability to hear. Qian Gu (Front Valley, SI07), Hou Xi (Rear Stream, SI3); govern tinnitus. Also select Pian Li (Pianli, LI6). Tai Ling (Palace Center, PC7), Shang Yang (Shang Yang, LI1); govern wind-stroke deafness and tinnitus. Puncture 1 fen deep. Retain needle for one breath duration. Moxa 3 cones. Left side treat right, right side treat left. For approximately the time it takes to eat a meal. *Ming Tang Xia Jing* states: Treat tinnitus and deafness. Bai Hui (Hundred Convergences, DU20) treats tinnitus and deafness. (*Tong Ren Jing*). Luo Que (Luo Que, BL19) treats vertigo and tinnitus. (*Tong Ren Jing*). Fu Bai (Floating White, GB12) treats noisy tinnitus with inability to hear. He Liao (Harmony Aperture, TE15) treats ear [sound]. (see Tooth tightness section). Shang Guan (Upper Gate, GB12) treats ear sounds like cicadas. (see Hemiplegia section). Er Men (Ear Gate, TE21) treats tinnitus like cicada sounds. Ting Hui (Auditory Convergence, GB2), Ting Gong (Auditory Palace, SI19) treat ear cicada sounds. (see Deafness section). Mai [pulse/channel], treats headache-wind tinnitus. Pian Li (Pianli, LI6), Yang Xi (Yang Stream, LI5), Shang Yang (Shang Yang, LI1); (see Heat Disease without sweat section). Luo Que (Luo Que, BL19); (see Vertigo section). Wan Gu (Wrist Bone, SI4), Qian Gu (Front Valley, SI07) treat tinnitus. Han Yan (Mandible Distaste, GB7); (see Wind-dizziness section). Treats tinnitus. (*Ming Tang Jing*). Jian Zhen (Shoulder Firmness, SI9) governs tinnitus with inability to hear. (*Jia Yi Jing* [Systematic Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion] body cold-heat). Han Yan (Mandible Distaste, GB7) treats tinnitus. (see Migraine section.)
Regarding human tinnitus, physicians all consider it caused by Kidney deficiency. This is indeed true. However, some cases arise from Qi dysfunction, and some from excessive mental exertion; they cannot be generalized. If one wishes to avoid this affliction, it is essentially about not allowing the Kidney to become deficient, and not allowing Qi to become disordered nor overusing the mind. Or, for slight tinnitus, simply place a scallion tube in the ear, allowing Qi to penetrate, and the ringing will cease naturally.