(有补遗)
黄胆发浮
百劳 膏肓俞 腕骨 中脘 三里 阴陵泉(治酒疸) 丹田(治色疸)
遍身面目俱黄。小便黄赤或不利。
脾俞 然谷 涌泉 (并以上各穴选用)
脾疸 口甘病
脾俞 阴陵泉
胆疸 口苦病
胆俞 日月 阳陵泉
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水肿 阳水先肿上体肩背手膊手三阳经。阴水先肿下体腰腹胫 足三阴经。肿属脾。胀
。肿则阳气犹行。如单胀而不肿者名蛊胀。为木横克土难治。肿胀朝宽暮急为血虚。暮宽朝
急为气血两虚。肿胀由心腹而散四肢者吉。由四肢而入心腹者危。男自下而上。女自上而下
者。皆难治。
胃俞 肾俞 神阙 水分 (以上宜灸) 水沟 足三里 解 公孙 阴陵泉 复溜
中封 曲泉 (以上随宜灸刺)
单腹胀
脾俞 水分 公孙 复溜 行间
血鼓
脾俞 肾俞 足三里 复溜 行间
胃泄色黄。饮食不化。胃俞。
脾泄腹胀满泄注。食即呕吐逆。
脾俞
大肠泄色白。食已窘迫。肠鸣切痛。
大肠俞
小肠泄。溲涩。便脓血。少腹痛。
小肠俞
大瘕泄。腹痛。里急后重。数至圊而不能便茎中痛。(瘕结也)
天枢 水分 (以上名为五泄)
肾泄五更溏泄久而不愈。
气海 关元
洞泄不止 肾俞 中脘
中气虚寒腹痛泻痢 天枢 神阙
水泄有渴引饮者。是热在膈上。水多入。则下膈入胃中。胃中本无热。不胜其水。名曰
水恣
。故使米谷一时下。此证当灸大椎二五壮立已。如用药宜车前子擂。丸白术茯苓之类。及五
苓散。可选用之。又诸泻痢入胃。名曰溢饮。渴能饮水。水下复泻而又渴此无药症。当灸大
椎。
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黄疸发病，伴有浮肿症状：
选取百劳穴、膏肓俞穴、腕骨穴、中脘穴、足三里穴、阴陵泉穴（用于治疗酒疸）、丹田穴（用于治疗色疸）。
症状表现为全身及面目均发黄，小便黄赤或排尿不畅。
可选用脾俞穴、然谷穴、涌泉穴（以上穴位根据具体情况选用）。
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水肿：阳水先从上体的肩背、手臂、手三阳经部位开始肿胀；阴水先从下体的腰腹、小腿、足三阴经部位开始肿胀。肿症归属于脾。胀症……若仅胀而不肿者，称为蛊胀，因肝木横逆克制脾土所致，难以治疗。肿胀早晨缓解傍晚加重为血虚；傍晚缓解早晨加重为气血两虚。肿胀由心腹部向四肢消散者为吉兆；由四肢向心腹部蔓延者为危候。男性病势自下而上发展，女性病势自上而下发展，皆属难治。
选取胃俞穴、肾俞穴、神阙穴、水分穴（以上穴位适宜艾灸）、水沟穴、足三里穴、公孙穴、阴陵泉穴、复溜穴、中封穴、曲泉穴（以上穴位根据适宜情况施以灸法或针刺）。
血鼓（瘀血导致的腹胀）：
选取脾俞穴、肾俞穴、足三里穴、复溜穴、行间穴。
大肠泄，大便色白，进食后感到窘迫急迫，肠鸣且剧烈疼痛。
选取大肠俞穴。
大瘕泄，腹痛，里急后重，频繁如厕却排不出，尿道疼痛。（瘕指结块）
选取天枢穴、水分穴（以上穴位合称“五泄”）。
水泄，伴有口渴引饮症状的，是热邪在膈上。水液过多进入体内，穿过膈肌进入胃中，而胃中原本没有热邪，无法承受过多的水液，这种情况称为“水恣”。因此导致米谷一时下行。此证应当艾灸大椎穴二至五壮，可立即痊愈。如果使用药物，宜用车前子研磨制成丸剂，配合白术、茯苓等药材，以及五苓散，可供选择使用。另外，各种泻痢入胃，称为“溢饮”，口渴能饮水，水喝下去后又腹泻并且再次口渴，这是无药可治的症状，应当艾灸大椎穴。
(With supplementary additions)
Jaundice presenting with edema:
Select Bailao (BL43), Gaohuangshu (BL43 - *Note: Text says 膏肓俞 which is BL43, but Bailao is also often associated or distinct in some contexts, here listed separately as 百劳*), Wanggu (SI4), Zhongwan (CV12), Zusanli (ST36), Yinlingquan (SP9) [for treating wine jaundice], Dantian (CV4) [for treating color jaundice].
Symptoms include yellowing of the entire body and face, dark red urine, or difficult urination.
Spleeshu (BL20), Ranggu (KI2), Yongquan (KI1) may be selected according to circumstances.
Spleen Jaundice, characterized by a sweet taste in the mouth:
Select Pishu (BL20), Yinlingquan (SP9).
Gallbladder Jaundice, characterized by a bitter taste in the mouth:
Select Danshu (BL19), Riyue (GB24), Yanglingquan (GB34).
(With supplementary additions)
Edema: Yang-type edema begins with swelling in the upper body, specifically the shoulders, back, arms, and the three Yang meridians of the hand. Yin-type edema begins with swelling in the lower body, specifically the waist, abdomen, calves, and the three Yin meridians of the foot. Swelling is attributed to the Spleen. Distension... If there is distension without swelling, it is called Gu-distension (parasitic abdominal distension), caused by Liver Wood overacting on Spleen Earth, which is difficult to treat. Edema and distension that improve in the morning and worsen in the evening indicate Blood deficiency; those that improve in the evening and worsen in the morning indicate Qi and Blood dual deficiency. If the swelling spreads from the heart/abdomen to the limbs, it is auspicious; if it spreads from the limbs to the heart/abdomen, it is critical. In men, if the disease progresses from below upwards, and in women, from above downwards, both are difficult to treat.
Select Weishu (BL21), Shenshu (BL23), Shenque (CV8), Shuifen (CV9) [above points are suitable for moxibustion], Shuigou (GV26), Zusanli (ST36), Gongsun (SP4), Yinlingquan (SP9), Fuliu (KI7), Zhongfeng (LR4), Ququan (LR8) [above points should be treated with moxibustion or acupuncture as appropriate].
Abdominal Distension (Single Abdominal Distension):
Select Pishu (BL20), Shuifen (CV9), Gongsun (SP4), Fuliu (KI7), Xingjian (LR2).
Blood Drum (Distension due to blood stasis):
Select Pishu (BL20), Shenshu (BL23), Zusanli (ST36), Fuliu (KI7), Xingjian (LR2).
Stomach Xi (Diarrhea), stool is yellow, food is not digested.
Select Weishu (BL21).
Spleen Xi, abdominal fullness and distension, diarrhea like flowing water, vomiting and regurgitation immediately after eating.
Select Pishu (BL20).
Large Intestine Xi, stool is white, urgency and discomfort after eating, borborygmus and severe pain.
Select Dachangshu (BL25).
Small Intestine Xi, dysuria, pus and blood in stool, lower abdominal pain.
Select Xiaochangshu (BL27).
Da Jia Xi, abdominal pain, tenesmus, frequent trips to the toilet with inability to defecate, pain in the urethra. (Jia refers to a mass/knot).
Select Tianshu (ST25), Shuifen (CV9) [these are collectively known as the Five Xi/Diarrheas].
Kidney Xi, loose stools at dawn (Wugeng diarrhea), chronic and unhealed.
Select Qihai (CV6), Guanyuan (CV4).
Unstopping Hole Diarrhea (Dongxie):
Select Shenshu (BL23), Zhongwan (CV12).
Abdominal pain and diarrhea/dysentery due to Middle Qi Deficiency and Cold:
Select Tianshu (ST25), Shenque (CV8).
Water Xi accompanied by thirst and desire to drink indicates Heat in the Upper Jiao (Diaphragm). Excessive water enters the body, passes through the diaphragm into the Stomach. Since the Stomach originally lacks Heat, it cannot withstand the excess water. This condition is called "Water Indulgence" (Shuizi). Consequently, rice and grain pass through quickly. This condition should be treated with moxibustion on Dazhui (GV14), 2-5 moxa cones, which will bring immediate relief. If using herbs, it is advisable to use Plantaginis Semen (Cheqianzi) ground into pills, combined with Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma (Baizhu), Poria (Fuling), etc., or Wuling San, which can be selected for use. Furthermore, various diarrheas and dysenteries entering the Stomach are called Yi Yin (Overflowing Drink). The patient is thirsty and drinks, but after drinking, they diarrhea again and become thirsty again. This is a case where no medicine can cure it; one should perform moxibustion on Dazhui (GV14).