共二十四穴
会阴在大便前小便后两阴间正中针二寸留三呼灸三壮一日禁针惟卒死者针一寸补之溺死
者令人倒驮出水用针补之尿屎出则活余不可针
主治阴汗阴中诸病前后相引痛不得大小便谷道病久痔相通男子阴寒冲心女子阴门痛经不
通○一传治妇人产后昏迷不省人事
曲骨在横骨上中极下一寸毛际陷中动脉针一寸五分留七呼灸三壮一日针八分灸七壮至七
七壮
主治小便胀满水肿小便淋涩血癃 疝小腹痛失精虚冷妇人赤白带下○水肿胀灸百壮千
金云
中极在脐下四寸针八分留十呼灸三壮一日可灸百壮至三百壮孕妇不可灸○
主治阳气虚惫冷气时上冲心尸厥恍惚失精无子腹中脐下结块水肿奔豚疝瘕五淋小便赤涩
不利
妇人下元虚冷血崩白浊因产恶露不行胎衣不下经闭不通血积成块子门肿痛转脬不得小便○治
血结成块月水不调产后恶露不止脐下积聚疼痛血崩不止可灸十四壮(神农经)兼气海中极三里
针治小腹便 (太乙歌)妊不成数堕落灸玉泉五十壮三报之又为妇人断绪最要穴又腹胀水肿坚
满灸百壮又腰痛小便不利转胞灸七壮(千金云)
关元在脐下三寸针八分留七呼灸七壮甲乙经云针二寸气府论注曰针一寸二分一日可灸百
壮至三百壮○千金曰妇人针之则无子
主治积冷诸虚百损脐下绞痛渐入阴中冷气入腹少腹奔豚夜梦遗精白浊五淋七疝溲血小便
赤涩遗
沥转胞不得溺妇人带下瘕聚经水不通不妊或妊娠下血或产后恶露不止或血冷月经断绝○一云
但是积冷虚乏皆宜灸孕妇不可针针之则落胎如不落更针昆仑则立坠○一云治阴证伤寒及小便
多妇人赤白带下俱当灸此多者千余壮少亦不下二三百壮活人多矣然须频次灸之仍下兼三里故
曰若要丹田安三里不曾干○治 癖气痛可灸二十一壮(神农经)治瘕癖灸五十壮又久痢百治不
瘥灸三百壮分十日灸之并治冷痢腹痛及脐下结痛流入阴中发作无时仍灸天井百壮又治霍乱灸
三七壮又治气淋石淋 疝及脐下三十六种疾灸五十壮至百壮又云胞门闭塞绝子灸关元三十壮
报之(千金云)合涌泉丰隆为治尸劳之例又云兼带脉多灸堪攻肾败(玉龙赋)治小便不禁又云兼
照海阴交曲泉气海同泻治七疝痛如神(席弘赋)无子收阴交石关之乡(百证赋)○一传治妇人产
后血气痛子宫不成胎
石门在脐下二寸针六分留七呼灸五壮一日灸二七壮至百壮一云不宜多灸令人败伤妇人禁
针灸犯之终身绝孕
主治腹胀坚硬水肿支满气淋小便黄赤不利小腹痛泄泻不止身寒热咳逆上气呕血卒疝疼痛
妇人
因产恶露不止遂结成块崩中漏下血淋○大肠闭塞气结心下坚满灸百壮又治少腹绞痛泄痢不止
灸丹田百壮三报之又治血淋灸随年壮又治水肿人中满灸百壮(千金云)一传欲绝产灸脐下二寸
三分阴动脉中三壮
气海在脐下一寸半宛宛中针八分灸五壮甲乙经曰针一寸三分一日灸百壮孕妇不可灸
主治下焦虚冷上冲心腹或为呕吐不止或阳虚不足惊恐不卧奔豚七疝小肠膀胱 瘕结块
状为覆
杯脐下冷气阳脱欲死阴证伤寒卵缩四肢厥冷小便赤涩羸瘦白浊妇人赤白带下月事不调产后恶
露不止绕脐 痛小儿遗尿○一云治卒厥厥气上攻两胁心下痛奄奄欲绝此名奔豚先以热汤洗两
足浸良久灸百壮○此气海也凡藏气惫一切真气不足久疾不瘥者悉皆灸之○治水泄痢及小腹症
积腹胀妇人症聚瘠瘦灸气海百壮三报之(千金云)兼璇玑治 羸喘促(玉龙赋)治五淋须更针三
里又兼照海阴交曲泉关元同泻治七疝小腹痛如神(席弘赋)针三阴与气海专司白浊久遗精(百
证赋)兼血海疗五淋(灵光赋)一传治小肠气痛伤寒腹痛气胀水鼓黄肿四时宜多灸
阴交在脐下一寸针八分灸五壮一日灸百壮孕妇不可灸
主治冲脉生病从少腹冲心而痛不得小便疝痛阴汗湿痒奔豚腰膝拘挛妇人月事不调崩中带
下阴
痒产后恶露不止绕脐冷痛○治脐下冷疼可灸二十一壮(神农经)大小便不通灸三壮转胞灸随年
壮又治水肿气上下灸百壮(千金云)兼三里水分治鼓胀(玉龙赋)兼照海曲泉关元气海同泻治七
疝小腹痛如神又云治小肠气撮痛连脐急泻此穴更于涌泉取气甚妙又云兼百会太冲照海治咽喉
疾(席弘赋)阴交阳别定血晕(标幽赋)兼三里治中邪霍乱又云无子取阴交石关之乡(百证赋)一
传治腹内风寒走痛胀疼
神阙在当脐中灸三壮禁针针之令人恶疡溃矢死不治一日纳炒干净盐满脐上加浓姜一片盖
定灸五百壮或以川椒代盐亦妙
主治阴证伤寒中风不省人事腹中虚冷伤惫肠鸣泄泻不止水肿鼓胀小儿乳痢不止腹大风痫
角弓
反张脱肛妇人血冷不受胎者灸此永不脱胎○此穴在诸家俱不言灸只云禁针铜人云宜灸百壮有
徐平者卒中不省得桃源为灸脐中百壮始苏更数月复不起郑纠云有一亲卒中风医者为灸百壮而
苏后年逾八十向使徐平灸至三五百壮安知其不永年耶故神阙之灸须填细盐然后灸之以多为良
若灸至三五百壮不惟愈疾亦以延年若灸少则时或暂愈后恐复发必难救矣但夏月人神在脐乃
不宜灸○纳盐脐中灸三壮治淋病又云凡霍乱纳盐脐中灸七壮并治胀满(千金云)
水分在脐上一寸下脘下一寸禁针灸五壮甲乙经曰针一寸孕妇不可灸
主治水病腹坚黄肿如鼓冲胸不得息绕脐痛肠鸣泄泻小便不通小儿陷囟○若水病胀满坚硬
不能
食灸之大良日七壮至四百壮止但不可针针而水尽即死○腹胀水肿可灸十四壮至二十一壮(神
农经)治反胃吐食灸二十壮又治腹胀绕脐结痛坚不能食灸百壮又霍乱转筋入腹欲死用四人持
其手足灸四五壮自不动即勿持之灸至十四壮(千金云)腹胀泻此兼三里阴谷利水消肿(太乙歌)
兼阴交三里治鼓胀(玉龙赋)兼阴陵能去水肿盈脐(百证赋)兼气海治水肿(席弘赋)兼建里治肚
腹浮肿胀膨膨(天星秘诀)
下脘在建里下一寸脐上二寸针八分灸五壮一日二七壮至百壮孕妇不可灸
主治脐上厥气坚痛腹胀满寒谷不化虚肿癖块连脐瘦弱少食翻胃小便赤○兼中脘治腹坚(
灵光赋)兼陷谷能平腹内肠鸣(百证赋)
建里脐上三寸中脘下一寸针五分留十呼灸五壮一云宜针不宜灸孕妇尤忌之
主治腹胀身肿心痛上气肠鸣呕逆不食○主霍乱肠鸣腹胀可针八分泻五吸疾出针日灸二七
壮至百壮(千金云)兼内关扫尽胸中之苦闷(百证赋)兼水分治肚腹肿胀(天星秘诀)
中脘在脐上四寸上脘下一寸针八分灸七壮一云二七壮至百壮孕妇不可灸
主治心下胀满伤饱食不化五隔五噎翻胃不食心脾烦热疼痛积聚痰饮面黄伤寒饮水过多腹
胀气
喘温疟霍乱吐泻寒热不已或因读书得奔豚气上攻伏梁心下寒癖结气凡脾冷不可忍心下胀满饮
食不进不化气结疼痛雷鸣者皆宜灸之○此为府会故凡府病者当治之○虚劳吐血呕逆不下食多
饱多睡百病灸三百壮又治胀满水肿气聚寒冷灸百壮三报之又治奔豚伏梁冷气针八分留七呼泻
五吸仍日灸二七至四百壮又主五毒注不能食饮灸至千壮又治霍乱先腹痛灸二七壮不瘥更二七
壮又治中恶灸五十壮(千金云)兼腕骨疗脾虚黄胆又云合上脘治九种心疼(玉龙赋)主治积痢(
百证赋)兼下脘治腹坚(灵光赋)治食噎(快捷方式云)
上脘在脐上五寸巨阙下一寸半去弊骨三寸针八分留七呼灸五壮千金云曰灸二七壮至百壮
三报之孕妇不可灸
主治心中烦热痛不可忍腹中雷鸣饮食不化霍乱翻胃呕吐三焦多涎奔豚伏梁气胀积聚黄胆
心风
惊悸呕血身热汗不出○治心疼积块呕吐可灸十四壮(神农经)合中脘治九种之心疼(玉龙赋)兼
丰隆针治心疼呕吐伤寒吐蛔(太乙歌)合神门治发狂奔走(百证赋)治风痫热病蛔虫心痛(快捷方式
云)
巨阙在鸠尾下一寸针六分留七呼灸七壮一日针三分灸七七壮
主治上气咳逆胸满气短九种心疼冷痛引少腹蛔痛痰饮咳嗽霍乱腹胀恍惚发狂黄胆中隔不
利烦
闷卒心痛尸厥蛊毒息贲呕血吐痢不止牛痫○治吐逆不下食灸五十壮上气胸满牵背彻痛灸五十
壮若霍乱心痛先吐灸二七壮未愈再二七壮又治卒忤灸百壮(千金云)治心腹积气可灸十四壮又
云治小儿诸痫病如口哕吐沫可灸三壮艾炷如小麦(神农经)兼针膻中能除膈痛饮蓄难禁(百证
赋)
鸠尾在臆前蔽骨下五分无蔽骨者从岐骨际下行一寸禁针灸一云可针三分灸三壮此穴大难
下针非甚妙高手不可轻针也
主治心惊悸神气耗散癫痫狂病○鸠尾能治五般痫若下涌泉人不死(席弘赋)
中庭在膻中下一寸六分陷下仰而取之针三分灸五壮
主治胸胁肢满噎塞吐逆食入还出小儿吐乳
膻中玉堂下一寸六分横两孔间仰卧取之禁针灸七壮针之不幸令人夭甲乙经曰针三分
主治一切上气短气痰喘哮嗽咳逆噎气隔食反胃喉鸣气喘肺痈呕吐涎沫脓血妇人乳汁少○
此气
之会也凡上气不下及气噎气隔气痛之类均宜灸之○上气喘咳可灸七壮(神农经)胸痹心痛灸百
壮上气咳逆灸五十壮(千金云)兼天突医喘嗽(玉龙赋)兼巨阙针之能除膈痛蓄饮难禁(百证赋)
)一传澄伤寒风痰壅盛
玉堂紫宫下一寸六分陷中仰而取之针三分灸五壮一云少灸
主治胸膺满痛心烦咳逆上气喘急不得息喉痹咽壅水浆不入呕吐寒痰○兼幽门能治烦心呕
吐(百证赋)
紫宫在华盖下一寸六分陷中仰而取之针三分灸五壮
主治胸胁肢满膺痛喉痹咽壅水浆不入咳逆上气吐血烦心
华盖在璇玑下一寸六分陷中仰而取之针三分灸五壮
主治咳逆喘急上气哮嗽喉痹胸胁满痛水饮不下○治气喘咳嗽胸满喘逆不能言语可灸七壮
(神农经)兼气户治胁肋疼痛(百证赋)
璇玑在天突下一寸陷中仰而取之针三分灸五壮
主治胸胁满咳逆上气喘不能言喉痹咽肿水饮不下○兼气海治 羸喘促(玉龙赋)治胃中有
积兼三里功多(席弘赋)兼神藏治膈满项强已试(百证赋)
天突在结喉下三寸宛宛中针五分留三呼灸二壮甲乙经曰低头取之针入一寸
主治上气哮喘咳嗽喉痹五噎肺痈吐咯脓血咽肿暴喑身寒热咽干舌下急不得下食○治气喘
咳嗽
可灸七壮(神农经)○兼膻中医咳嗽(玉龙赋)治喘痰(灵光赋)兼肺俞治咳嗽连声(百证赋)○治
上气气闷咽塞声坏灸五十壮(千金云)
廉泉在颔下结喉上中央舌本下仰而取之针三分留三呼灸三壮
主治咳嗽喘息上气吐沫舌纵舌下肿难言舌根急缩不食涎退场门疮○兼中冲堪攻舌下肿痛(
百证赋)
承浆在颐前下唇棱下陷中针二分留五呼灸三壮
主治偏风半身不遂口眼 斜口噤不开暴喑不能言针三分徐徐引气而出及治任之为病其苦
内结
男子为七疝女子为瘕聚○一云疗偏风口 面肿消渴饮水不休口齿疳蚀生疮灸之亦佳日可七壮
至七七壮止即血脉宣通其风应时立愈艾炷不必大但令当脉即能愈疾○小儿唇紧灸三壮又云凡
哕令人惋恨灸七壮炷如小麦又十三鬼穴云此名鬼市治百邪癫狂当在第八次下针(千金云)泻牙
疼而即移(百证赋)治头项强(通玄赋)
共二十四穴。
会阴穴位于前阴（生殖器）与后阴（肛门）之间的正中处。针刺深度二寸，留针三呼的时间，艾灸三壮。每日禁止针刺，唯独对于猝死患者可针刺一寸进行补法；对于溺水者，需让人将其倒背出水，然后用针进行补法，待尿液和粪便排出后即可苏醒，其余情况不可针刺。
主治：阴部汗出、阴中各种疾病、前后二阴相互牵引疼痛、大小便不通、肛门疾病日久不愈、痔疮相通。男子阴寒之气上冲心胸，女子阴门痛经导致经血不通。○另一传本记载治疗妇人产后昏迷、不省人事。
曲骨穴在横骨上方，中极穴下一寸，阴毛边缘的凹陷中，此处有动脉搏动。针刺一寸五分，留针七呼，艾灸三壮。每日可针刺八分，艾灸七壮至四十九壮。
主治：小便胀满、水肿、小便淋沥涩痛、尿血癃闭、疝气、小腹痛、遗精、虚冷证。妇人赤白带下。○对于水肿胀满可灸一百壮，《千金方》记载如此。
中极穴在脐下四寸。针刺八分，留针十呼，艾灸三壮。每日可灸一百壮至三百壮，孕妇不可灸。○
主治：阳气虚衰疲惫，冷气时常上冲心胸，尸厥，恍惚失精，无子嗣，腹中及脐下结块，水肿，奔豚气，疝瘕，五淋，小便赤涩不利。
妇人下元虚冷，血崩，白浊，因生产后恶露不行，胎衣不下，经闭不通，血积成块，子门肿痛，转胞导致小便不通。○治疗血结成块、月经不调、产后恶露不止、脐下积聚疼痛、血崩不止，可灸十四壮（《神农经》）。兼用气海、中极、足三里针刺治疗小腹病变（《太乙歌》）。若受孕不成或多次流产，可灸玉泉穴五十壮，连续三次。此穴又是断绝妇女生育的要穴。又治腹胀水肿坚硬满闷，可灸百壮。又治腰痛、小便不利、转胞，可灸七壮（《千金方》记载）。
关元穴在脐下三寸。针刺八分，留针七呼，艾灸七壮。《甲乙经》记载针刺二寸，《气府论注》曰针刺一寸二分。每日可灸一百壮至三百壮。○《千金方》说妇人针刺此穴则不能生育。
主治：积冷证，各种虚损，脐下绞痛逐渐传入阴中，冷气入腹，少腹奔豚，夜间梦遗，白浊，五淋，七疝，尿血，小便赤涩，遗沥，转胞导致不能排尿。妇人带下，瘕聚，经水不通，不孕，或妊娠期间下血，或产后恶露不止，或血冷导致月经断绝。○另一种说法认为凡是积冷虚乏都适宜灸此穴，孕妇不可针，针刺会导致堕胎，如果不堕胎再针刺昆仑穴则会立即坠落。○另一种说法治疗阴证伤寒及小便频多、妇人赤白带下，都应当灸此穴，多者可灸千余壮，少者也不低于二三百壮，救活的人很多，但必须频繁施灸，并兼灸足三里，所以说“若要丹田安，三里不曾干”。○治疗癖气疼痛可灸二十一壮（《神农经》），治疗瘕癖可灸五十壮，又治久痢百治不愈，可灸三百壮，分十日灸完，并治冷痢腹痛及脐下结痛流入阴中发作无时，仍灸天井穴百壮。又治霍乱，灸三七壮。又治气淋、石淋、疝气及脐下三十六种疾病，灸五十壮至百壮。又说胞门闭塞导致绝子，灸关元三十壮，连续三次（《千金方》记载）。配合涌泉、丰隆作为治疗尸劳的范例。又说兼灸带脉，可以攻补肾败（《玉龙赋》）。治疗小便不禁。又说兼照海、阴交、曲泉、气海同时泻法，治疗七疝疼痛如神（《席弘赋》）。无子嗣取阴交、石关之乡（《百证赋》）。○另一传本治疗妇人产后血气痛，子宫不成胎。
石门穴在脐下二寸。针刺六分，留针七呼，艾灸五壮。每日可灸十四壮至一百壮。另一种说法不宜多灸，令人败伤，妇人禁针灸，犯之终身绝孕。
主治：腹胀坚硬，水肿，支满，气淋，小便黄赤不利，小腹痛，泄泻不止，身寒热，咳逆上气，呕血，卒疝疼痛。妇人因生产后恶露不止，遂结成块，崩中漏下，血淋。○大肠闭塞，气结心下坚满，灸百壮。又治少腹绞痛，泄痢不止，灸丹田百壮，连续三次。又治血淋，灸随年壮。又治水肿，人中满，灸百壮（《千金方》记载）。另一传本欲绝产，灸脐下二寸三分阴动脉中三壮。
气海穴在脐下一寸半，宛宛中。针刺八分，艾灸五壮。《甲乙经》曰针刺一寸三分。每日灸百壮，孕妇不可灸。
主治：下焦虚冷，上冲心胸腹部，或为呕吐不止，或阳虚不足，惊恐不卧，奔豚，七疝，小肠膀胱瘕结块，状如覆杯，脐下冷气，阳脱欲死，阴证伤寒，卵缩，四肢厥冷，小便赤涩，羸瘦，白浊，妇人赤白带下，月事不调，产后恶露不止，绕脐痛，小儿遗尿。○另一种说法治疗卒厥，厥气上攻两胁心下痛，奄奄欲绝，此名奔豚，先用热汤洗两脚浸泡良久，灸百壮。○此为气海穴，凡脏气疲惫，一切真气不足，久疾不愈者，都适宜灸之。○治水泄痢及小腹症积腹胀，妇人症聚消瘦，灸气海百壮，连续三次（《千金方》记载）。兼璇玑治疗羸弱喘促（《玉龙赋》）。治疗五淋须即时针足三里，又兼照海、阴交、曲泉、关元同泻，治疗七疝小腹痛如神（《席弘赋》）。针三阴交与气海，专司白浊久遗精（《百证赋》）。兼血海疗五淋（《灵光赋》）。另一传本治疗小肠气痛，伤寒腹痛，气胀，水鼓，黄肿，四时宜多灸。
阴交穴在脐下一寸。针刺八分，艾灸五壮。每日灸百壮，孕妇不可灸。
主治：冲脉生病，从少腹冲心而痛，不得小便，疝痛，阴汗湿痒，奔豚，腰膝拘挛，妇人月事不调，崩中带下，阴痒，产后恶露不止，绕脐冷痛。○治疗脐下冷疼可灸二十一壮（《神农经》），大小便不通灸三壮，转胞灸随年壮。又治水肿，气上下，灸百壮（《千金方》记载）。兼足三里、水分治疗鼓胀（《玉龙赋》）。兼照海、曲泉、关元、气海同泻，治疗七疝小腹痛如神。又说治疗小肠气撮痛连脐，急泻此穴，更于涌泉取气甚妙。又说兼百会、太冲、照海治疗咽喉疾（《席弘赋》）。阴交阳别定血晕（《标幽赋》）。兼足三里治疗中邪霍乱。又说无子取阴交、石关之乡（《百证赋》）。另一传本治疗腹内风寒走痛胀疼。
神阙穴在当脐中。灸三壮，禁针，针之令人恶疡溃矢死不治。一日纳炒干净盐满脐中，上加浓姜一片盖定，灸五百壮，或以川椒代盐亦妙。
主治：阴证伤寒，中风不省人事，腹中虚冷伤惫，肠鸣泄泻不止，水肿鼓胀，小儿乳痢不止，腹大风痫，角弓反张，脱肛，妇人血冷不受胎者灸此永不脱胎。○此穴在诸家俱不言灸，只云禁针，《铜人腧穴针灸图经》云宜灸百壮。有徐平者卒中不省，得桃源为其灸脐中百壮始苏，更数月复不起。郑纠云有一亲卒中风口歪，医者为灸百壮而苏，后年逾八十。向使徐平灸至三五百壮，安知其不永年耶？故神阙之灸须填细盐然后灸之，以多为良。若灸至三五百壮，不惟愈疾，亦以延年。若灸少则时或暂愈，后恐复发，必难救矣。但夏月人神在脐，乃不宜灸。○纳盐脐中灸三壮治淋病。又说凡霍乱纳盐脐中灸七壮，并治胀满（《千金方》记载）。
水分穴在脐上一寸，下脘下一寸。禁针灸，五壮。《甲乙经》曰针一寸，孕妇不可灸。
主治：水病，腹坚黄肿如鼓，冲胸不得息，绕脐痛，肠鸣泄泻，小便不通，小儿陷囟。○若水病胀满坚硬不能食，灸之大良，日七壮至四百壮止，但不可针，针而水尽即死。○腹胀水肿可灸十四壮至二十一壮（《神农经》）。治反胃吐食灸二十壮。又治腹胀绕脐结痛坚不能食，灸百壮。又霍乱转筋入腹欲死，用四人持其手足，灸四五壮，自不动即勿持之，灸至十四壮（《千金方》记载）。腹胀泻此兼足三里、阴谷利水消肿（《太乙歌》）。兼阴交、足三里治疗鼓胀（《玉龙赋》）。兼阴陵能去水肿盈脐（《百证赋》）。兼气海治疗水肿（《席弘赋》）。兼建里治疗肚腹浮肿胀膨膨（《天星秘诀》）。
下脘在建里下一寸，脐上二寸。针刺八分，艾灸五壮。每日十四壮至百壮，孕妇不可灸。
主治：脐上厥气坚痛，腹胀满，寒谷不化，虚肿，癖块连脐，瘦弱少食，翻胃，小便赤。○兼中脘治疗腹坚（《灵光赋》）。兼陷谷能平腹内肠鸣（《百证赋》）。
建里穴脐上三寸，中脘下一寸。针刺五分，留十呼，艾灸五壮。一种说法宜针不宜灸，孕妇尤忌之。
主治：腹胀，身肿，心痛，上气，肠鸣，呕逆，不食。○主霍乱，肠鸣腹胀，可针八分，泻五吸，疾出针，日灸十四壮至百壮（《千金方》记载）。兼内关扫尽胸中之苦闷（《百证赋》）。兼水分治疗肚腹肿胀（《天星秘诀》）。
中脘穴在脐上四寸，上脘下一寸。针刺八分，艾灸七壮。一种说法十四壮至百壮，孕妇不可灸。
主治：心下胀满，伤饱食不化，五隔五噎，翻胃不食，心脾烦热疼痛，积聚痰饮，面黄，伤寒饮水过多，腹胀气喘，温疟，霍乱吐泻，寒热不已，或因读书得奔豚气上攻，伏梁，心下寒癖结气。凡脾冷不可忍，心下胀满，饮食不进不化，气结疼痛雷鸣者皆宜灸之。○此为腑会，故凡腑病者当治之。○虚劳吐血，呕逆不下食，多饱多睡，百病灸三百壮。又治胀满水肿，气聚寒冷，灸百壮，连续三次。又治奔豚伏梁冷气，针八分，留七呼，泻五吸，仍日灸十四壮至四百壮。又主五毒注不能食饮，灸至千壮。又治霍乱先腹痛，灸十四壮，不愈更十四壮。又治中恶，灸五十壮（《千金方》记载）。兼腕骨疗脾虚黄疸。又说合上脘治疗九种心疼（《玉龙赋》）。主治积痢（《百证赋》）。兼下脘治疗腹坚（《灵光赋》）。治食噎（《快捷方式》云）。
上脘穴在脐上五寸，巨阙下一寸半，去蔽骨三寸。针刺八分，留七呼，艾灸五壮。《千金方》云曰灸十四壮至百壮，连续三次。孕妇不可灸。
主治：心中烦热痛不可忍，腹中雷鸣，饮食不化，霍乱翻胃呕吐，三焦多涎，奔豚伏梁，气胀积聚，黄疸，心风惊悸，呕血，身热汗不出。○治疗心疼积块呕吐可灸十四壮（《神农经》）。合中脘治疗九种之心疼（《玉龙赋》）。兼丰隆针治心疼呕吐，伤寒吐蛔（《太乙歌》）。合神门治疗发狂奔走（《百证赋》）。治风痫热病蛔虫心痛（《快捷方式》云）。
巨阙穴在鸠尾下一寸。针刺六分，留七呼，艾灸七壮。每日针三分，灸四十九壮。
主治：上气咳逆，胸满，气短，九种心疼冷痛引少腹，蛔痛，痰饮咳嗽，霍乱腹胀，恍惚发狂，黄疸，中膈不利，烦闷，卒心痛，尸厥，蛊毒，息贲，呕血，吐痢不止，牛痫。○治疗吐逆不下食，灸五十壮。上气胸满牵背彻痛，灸五十壮。若霍乱心痛先吐，灸十四壮，未愈再十四壮。又治卒忤，灸百壮（《千金方》记载）。治疗心腹积气可灸十四壮。又说治疗小儿诸痫病如口哕吐沫可灸三壮，艾炷如小麦（《神农经》）。兼针膻中能除膈痛饮蓄难禁（《百证赋》）。
鸠尾穴在臆前蔽骨下五分，无蔽骨者从岐骨际下行一寸。禁针灸，一说可针三分，灸三壮。此穴大难下针，非甚妙高手不可轻针也。
主治：心惊悸，神气耗散，癫痫狂病。○鸠尾能治五般痫，若下涌泉人不死（《席弘赋》）。
中庭穴在膻中下一寸六分，陷下仰而取之。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。
主治：胸胁肢满，噎塞，吐逆食入还出，小儿吐乳。
膻中穴在玉堂下一寸六分，横两孔间仰卧取之。禁针灸，七壮。针之不幸令人夭。《甲乙经》曰针三分。
主治：一切上气，短气，痰喘哮嗽，咳逆噎气，膈食反胃，喉鸣气喘，肺痈，呕吐涎沫脓血，妇人乳汁少。○此为气之会也，凡上气不下及气噎气隔气痛之类均宜灸之。○上气喘咳可灸七壮（《神农经》）。胸痹心痛灸百壮，上气咳逆灸五十壮（《千金方》记载）。兼天突医喘嗽（《玉龙赋》）。兼巨阙针之能除膈痛蓄饮难禁（《百证赋》）。○另一传本澄伤寒风痰壅盛。
玉堂穴紫宫下一寸六分，陷中仰而取之。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。一说少灸。
主治：胸膺满痛，心烦，咳逆上气喘急不得息，喉痹咽壅，水浆不入，呕吐寒痰。○兼幽门能治疗烦心呕吐（《百证赋》）。
紫宫穴在华盖下一寸六分，陷中仰而取之。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。
主治：胸胁肢满，膺痛，喉痹咽壅，水浆不入，咳逆上气，吐血，烦心。
华盖穴在璇玑下一寸六分，陷中仰而取之。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。
主治：咳逆喘急，上气哮嗽，喉痹，胸胁满痛，水饮不下。○治疗气喘咳嗽胸满喘逆不能言语可灸七壮（《神农经》）。兼气户治疗胁肋疼痛（《百证赋》）。
璇玑穴在天突下一寸，陷中仰而取之。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。
主治：胸胁满，咳逆上气喘不能言，喉痹咽肿，水饮不下。○兼气海治疗羸弱喘促（《玉龙赋》）。治疗胃中有积兼足三里功多（《席弘赋》）。兼神藏治疗膈满项强已试（《百证赋》）。
天突穴在结喉下三寸，宛宛中。针刺五分，留三呼，艾灸二壮。《甲乙经》曰低头取之，针入一寸。
主治：上气哮喘，咳嗽，喉痹，五噎，肺痈，吐咯脓血，咽肿暴喑，身寒热，咽干舌下急，不得下食。○治疗气喘咳嗽可灸七壮（《神农经》）。○兼膻中医咳嗽（《玉龙赋》）。治喘痰（《灵光赋》）。兼肺俞治疗咳嗽连声（《百证赋》）。○治疗上气气闷咽塞声坏，灸五十壮（《千金方》记载）。
廉泉穴在颔下结喉上中央，舌本下仰而取之。针刺三分，留三呼，艾灸三壮。
主治：咳嗽喘息，上气吐沫，舌纵，舌下肿难言，舌根急缩，不食，涎退，场门疮。○兼中冲堪攻舌下肿痛（《百证赋》）。
承浆穴在颐前下唇棱下陷中。针刺二分，留五呼，艾灸三壮。
主治：偏风半身不遂，口眼歪斜，口噤不开，暴喑不能言。针三分徐徐引气而出。及治任之为病其苦内结，男子为七疝，女子为瘕聚。○另一种说法治疗偏风口歪面肿，消渴饮水不休，口齿疳蚀生疮，灸之亦佳，日可七壮至四十九壮止，即血脉宣通，其风应时立愈，艾炷不必大，但令当脉即能愈疾。○小儿唇紧灸三壮。又说凡哕令人惋恨，灸七壮，炷如小麦。又十三鬼穴云此名鬼市，治百邪癫狂，当在第八次下针（《千金方》记载）。泻牙疼而即移（《百证赋》）。治头项强（《通玄赋》）。
There are twenty-four acupoints in total.
Huiyin (CV-1) is located at the midpoint between the anterior orifice (genitals) and the posterior orifice (anus). Needle depth: 2 cun; retain needle for three breaths; moxibustion: 3 cones. Daily prohibition of needling applies, except for sudden death cases where it can be needled to a depth of 1 cun using the tonification method. For drowning victims, have someone carry them upside down to remove water, then use needle tonification; survival is indicated by the discharge of urine and feces. Needling is prohibited in other cases.
Indications: Sweating of the yin region, various diseases of the vagina, mutual pulling pain between the anterior and posterior orifices, inability to pass stool and urine, chronic anal diseases, rectal prolapse with hemorrhoids. In men, cold qi from the yin rushing up to the heart/chest; in women, dysmenorrhea due to cold in the vaginal opening leading to amenorrhea. ○ Another transmission records treatment for postpartum coma and loss of consciousness in women.
Qugu (CV-2) is located above the pubic bone, 1 cun below Zhongji (CV-3), in the depression at the edge of the pubic hair, where arterial pulsation can be felt. Needle depth: 1.5 cun; retain needle for seven breaths; moxibustion: 3 cones. Daily needling depth can be 0.8 cun; moxibustion: 7 cones up to 49 cones.
Indications: Urinary distension, edema, painful and difficult urination (dysuria), hematuria, strangury, hernia, lower abdominal pain, seminal emission, deficiency-cold syndrome. In women, red and white leukorrhea. ○ For edema and abdominal distension, moxibustion of 100 cones is recommended, as recorded in *Qianjin Fang*.
Zhongji (CV-3) is located 4 cun below the umbilicus. Needle depth: 0.8 cun; retain needle for ten breaths; moxibustion: 3 cones. Daily moxibustion can range from 100 to 300 cones. Moxibustion is prohibited during pregnancy. ○
Indications: Deficiency and exhaustion of yang qi, frequent upward rush of cold qi to the heart/chest, corpse-like fainting (shijue), mental confusion, seminal emission, infertility, masses in the abdomen and below the umbilicus, edema, running piglet qi (ben tun), hernia and masses, five types of strangury, dark and difficult urination.
In women, deficiency-cold of the lower yuan, metrorrhagia, turbid leukorrhea, retention of lochia after childbirth, retained placenta, amenorrhea, blood stasis forming masses, swelling and pain of the cervix, bladder inversion leading to urinary retention. ○ For blood stasis forming masses, irregular menstruation, persistent postpartum lochia, pain from masses below the umbilicus, and unstoppable metrorrhagia, moxibustion of 14 cones is recommended (*Shennong Jing*). Combined with Qihai (CV-6), Zhongji (CV-3), and Zusanli (ST-36) for lower abdominal disorders (*Taiyi Ge*). If conception fails or there is habitual miscarriage, moxibustion of Yuquan (KI-12? Note: Text says Yuquan, likely referring to a specific point or typo for another point, but translated as written) 50 cones, repeated three times. This point is also crucial for sterilization in women. It treats abdominal distension and hard edema with 100 cones. It treats lower back pain, difficult urination, and bladder inversion with 7 cones (*Qianjin Fang*).
Guanyuan (CV-4) is located 3 cun below the umbilicus. Needle depth: 0.8 cun; retain needle for seven breaths; moxibustion: 7 cones. *Jiayi Jing* records a depth of 2 cun; *Qifu Lun Zhu* records 1.2 cun. Daily moxibustion can range from 100 to 300 cones. ○ *Qianjin Fang* states that needling this point in women leads to infertility.
Indications: Accumulated cold, various deficiencies, colic below the umbilicus radiating to the yin, cold qi entering the abdomen, lower abdominal running piglet qi, nocturnal emissions, turbid leukorrhea, five types of strangury, seven types of hernia, hematuria, dark and difficult urination, dribbling, bladder inversion with anuria, leukorrhea, masses, amenorrhea, infertility, bleeding during pregnancy, persistent postpartum lochia, menstrual cessation due to blood-cold. ○ Another view suggests that all conditions of accumulated cold and deficiency are suitable for moxibustion here, but needling is prohibited in pregnancy as it causes abortion. If abortion does not occur, needling Kunlun (BL-60) will cause immediate expulsion. ○ Another view indicates treatment for yin-pattern cold damage, polyuria, and red/white leukorrhea in women, requiring extensive moxibustion (hundreds to thousands of cones), often combined with Zusanli (ST-36), hence the saying: "To keep the Dantian safe, Zusanli must not be neglected." ○ For abdominal masses causing pain, moxibustion of 21 cones is recommended (*Shennong Jing*); for hernias/masses, 50 cones; for chronic diarrhea unresponsive to other treatments, 300 cones divided over ten days. It also treats cold diarrhea, abdominal pain, and pain radiating to the yin. Tianjing (SI-10) is moxibusted for 100 cones. Huoluan (cholera) is treated with 21 cones. Qi strangury, stone strangury, hernia, and thirty-six types of diseases below the umbilicus are treated with 50-100 cones. Infertility due to closed uterus is treated with 30 cones repeated three times (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Yongquan (KI-1) and Fenglong (ST-40) as a protocol for corpse-labor (chronic wasting disease). Combined with Daibao (SP-15) to treat kidney failure (*Yulong Fu*). Treats urinary incontinence. Combined with Zhaohai (KI-6), Yinjiao (CV-7), Ququan (LR-8), and Qihai (CV-6) with reducing method for severe hernia pain (*Xihong Fu*). For infertility, Yinjiao (CV-7) and Shiguan (KI-15) are selected (*Baizheng Fu*). ○ Another transmission treats postpartum blood-qiang pain and uterine infertility.
Shimen (CV-5) is located 2 cun below the umbilicus. Needle depth: 0.6 cun; retain needle for seven breaths; moxibustion: 5 cones. Daily moxibustion can range from 14 to 100 cones. Another view advises against excessive moxibustion as it damages vitality. Needling and moxibustion are prohibited in women, as doing so causes lifelong sterility.
Indications: Hard abdominal distension, edema, fullness, qi strangury, dark and difficult urination, lower abdominal pain, intractable diarrhea, alternating chills and fever, cough with rebellious qi, vomiting blood, acute hernia pain. Postpartum persistent lochia forming masses, metrorrhagia, leakage, hematuria. ○ Large intestine obstruction, qi stagnation causing hardness below the heart, moxibustion of 100 cones. Lower abdominal colic and intractable diarrhea/dysentery are treated by moxibustion of Dantian (Guanyuan CV-4) 100 cones, repeated three times. Hematuria is treated with age-based cone count. Edema and fullness in the middle jiao are treated with 100 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Another transmission for inducing sterility needles 3 cones into the arterial pulse 2.3 cun below the umbilicus.
Qihai (CV-6) is located 1.5 cun below the umbilicus, in the depression. Needle depth: 0.8 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones. *Jiayi Jing* records a needle depth of 1.3 cun. Daily moxibustion is 100 cones. Moxibustion is prohibited during pregnancy.
Indications: Lower jiao deficiency-cold rushing to the chest/abdomen, intractable vomiting, yang deficiency with fear and insomnia, running piglet qi, seven types of hernia, masses in the small intestine/bladder resembling an inverted cup, cold qi below the umbilicus, impending death from yang collapse, yin-pattern cold damage, retraction of testes, cold limbs, dark and difficult urination, emaciation, turbid leukorrhea, irregular menstruation, persistent postpartum lochia, periumbilical pain, enuresis in children. ○ Another view treats sudden syncope with qi attacking the hypochondrium and epigastrium, feeling like death (running piglet qi), by soaking feet in hot water and moxibusting 100 cones. ○ This is Qihai; for any organ deficiency, lack of true qi, or chronic illness, moxibustion is appropriate. ○ Watery diarrhea and abdominal masses/emaciation in women are treated with 100 cones of Qihai, repeated three times (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Xuanji (CV-15) for wasting and wheezing (*Yulong Fu*). Five stranguries require simultaneous needling of Zusanli (ST-36); combined with Zhaohai (KI-6), Yinjiao (CV-7), Ququan (LR-8), and Guanyuan (CV-4) with reducing method for hernia pain (*Xihong Fu*). Sanyinjiao (SP-6) and Qihai (CV-6) treat turbid leukorrhea and chronic seminal emission (*Baizheng Fu*). Combined with Xuehai (SP-10) for five stranguries (*Lingguang Fu*). Another transmission treats intestinal qi pain, cold damage abdominal pain, abdominal distension, ascites, and jaundice, recommending frequent moxibustion in all seasons.
Yinjiao (CV-7) is located 1 cun below the umbilicus. Needle depth: 0.8 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones. Daily moxibustion is 100 cones. Moxibustion is prohibited during pregnancy.
Indications: Chong Mai disorders, pain rushing from the lower abdomen to the heart, inability to urinate, hernia pain, sweaty/yin itching, running piglet qi, stiffness of waist and knees, irregular menstruation, metrorrhagia and leukorrhea, vaginal itching, persistent postpartum lochia, cold pain around the umbilicus. ○ Periumbilical cold pain is treated with 21 cones (*Shennong Jing*); constipation/dysuria with 3 cones; bladder inversion with age-based cones. Edema with qi rebellion is treated with 100 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Zusanli (ST-36) and Shuifen (CV-9) for ascites (*Yulong Fu*). Combined with Zhaohai (KI-6), Ququan (LR-8), Guanyuan (CV-4), and Qihai (CV-6) with reducing method for hernia pain. Acute intestinal qi pain radiating to the umbilicus requires rapid reduction at this point and qi extraction from Yongquan (KI-1). Combined with Baihui (GV-20), Taichong (LR-3), and Zhaohai (KI-6) for throat disorders (*Xihong Fu*). Yinjiao and Yangbie stabilize blood晕 (*Biaoyou Fu*). Combined with Zusanli (ST-36) for cholera caused by evil qi. For infertility, Yinjiao (CV-7) and Shiguan (KI-15) are selected (*Baizheng Fu*). Another transmission treats wind-cold wandering pain and distension in the abdomen.
Shenque (CV-8) is located at the center of the umbilicus. Moxibustion: 3 cones. **Prohibited for needling**; needling causes malignant ulcers, pus/feces discharge, and untreatable death. One day's protocol: Fill the umbilicus with clean fried salt, cover with a thick slice of ginger, and moxibustate 500 cones. Sichuan pepper can substitute for salt.
Indications: Yin-pattern cold damage, stroke with loss of consciousness, deficiency-cold in the abdomen, intestinal borborygmus with intractable diarrhea, edema, ascites, infantile milk dysentery, wind-phlegm epilepsy, opisthotonos, rectal prolapse, and infertility due to uterine cold (moxibustion prevents miscarriage). ○ Most texts prohibit needling and do not recommend moxibustion, but *Tongren* states 100 cones are appropriate. Case: Xu Ping suffered stroke and lost consciousness; Tao Yuan moxibusted his umbilicus with 100 cones, reviving him, though he died months later. Zheng Jiu’s relative recovered from stroke after 100 cones and lived past eighty. Had Xu Ping received 300-500 cones, he might have lived longer. Thus, Shenque moxibustion should use fine salt, with higher doses being better. 300-500 cones cure disease and prolong life; low doses only provide temporary relief and risk recurrence. However, summer moxibustion is contraindicated as the spirit resides in the umbilicus. ○ Salt-filled umbilicus moxibustion (3 cones) treats strangury. Cholera is treated with 7 cones of salt-filled umbilicus moxibustion, also treating distension (*Qianjin Fang*).
Shuifen (CV-9) is located 1 cun above the umbilicus, 1 cun below Xiawan (CV-10). **Prohibited for needling and moxibustion** (Note: Text says "Jin Zhen Jiu" but lists "Wu Zhuang", implying a contradiction or specific context, usually interpreted as caution or specific technique). *Jiayi Jing* records needle depth of 1 cun. Moxibustion is prohibited during pregnancy.
Indications: Water diseases, hard yellow swollen abdomen like a drum, chest oppression, periumbilical pain, intestinal borborygmus, diarrhea, anuria, sunken fontanelle in infants. ○ For hard water-distension preventing eating, moxibustion is highly effective, ranging from 7 to 400 cones daily. **Needling is strictly prohibited**; if needled, water depletion leads to death. ○ Abdominal distension and edema are treated with 14-21 cones (*Shennong Jing*). Regurgitation/vomiting with 20 cones. Hard periumbilical pain with 100 cones. Cholera with muscle cramps entering the abdomen requires four people to hold limbs while moxibusting 4-5 cones, stopping when movement ceases, continuing to 14 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Abdominal distension/diarrhea combined with Zusanli (ST-36) and Yingu (KI-10) promotes diuresis (*Taiyi Ge*). Combined with Yinjiao (CV-7) and Zusanli (ST-36) for ascites (*Yulong Fu*). Combined with Yinlingquan (SP-9) to eliminate edema filling the umbilicus (*Baizheng Fu*). Combined with Qihai (CV-6) for edema (*Xihong Fu*). Combined with Jianli (CV-11) for generalized swelling (*Tianxing Mijue*).
Xiawan (CV-11) is 1 cun below Jianli (CV-11), 2 cun above the umbilicus. Needle depth: 0.8 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones. Daily moxibustion ranges from 14 to 100 cones. Moxibustion is prohibited during pregnancy.
Indications: Cold qi causing hardness/pain above the umbilicus, abdominal distension, indigestion of cold foods, deficiency swelling, abdominal masses connected to the umbilicus, emaciation, poor appetite, regurgitation, dark urination. ○ Combined with Zhongwan (CV-12) for hard abdomen (*Lingguang Fu*). Combined with Xiangu (ST-43) to calm intestinal borborygmus (*Baizheng Fu*).
Jianli (CV-11) is 3 cun above the umbilicus, 1 cun below Zhongwan (CV-12). Needle depth: 0.5 cun; retain needle for ten breaths; moxibustion: 5 cones. One view prefers needling over moxibustion; especially contraindicated in pregnancy.
Indications: Abdominal distension, body swelling, heart pain, rebellious qi, intestinal borborygmus, vomiting, anorexia. ○ For cholera, borborygmus, and distension, needle 0.8 cun, reduce for five exhalations, withdraw quickly. Daily moxibustion ranges from 14 to 100 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Neiguan (PC-6) to clear chest distress (*Baizheng Fu*). Combined with Shuifen (CV-9) for abdominal swelling (*Tianxing Mijue*).
Zhongwan (CV-12) is 4 cun above the umbilicus, 1 cun below Shangwan (CV-13). Needle depth: 0.8 cun; moxibustion: 7 cones. One view suggests 14-100 cones. Moxibustion is prohibited during pregnancy.
Indications: Epigastric distension, food stagnation, five obstructions and five choking sensations, regurgitation, heart-spleen heat/pain, accumulations, phlegm-fluids, sallow complexion, cold damage from excessive water drinking, abdominal distension, asthma, warm malaria, cholera, persistent chills/fever, running piglet qi from reading stress, fuliang mass, cold masses below the heart. Indicated for unbearable spleen cold, epigastric distension, anorexia, indigestion, qi stagnation with rumbling. ○ As the Hui point of the Fu organs, it treats all Fu disorders. ○ Consumption with hematemesis, vomiting, anorexia, hypersomnia, and myriad diseases are treated with 300 cones. Distension, edema, qi accumulation, and cold are treated with 100 cones, repeated three times. Ben tun/Fuliang cold qi is needled 0.8 cun, retained 7 breaths, reduced 5 exhalations, plus daily moxibustion of 14-400 cones. Five toxic infestations with anorexia are treated with 1,000 cones. Cholera with initial abdominal pain is treated with 14 cones, repeating if ineffective. Zhong'e (evil invasion) is treated with 50 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Wangu (SI-4) for spleen-deficiency jaundice. Combined with Shangwan (CV-13) for nine types of heart pain (*Yulong Fu*). Chronic dysentery (*Baizheng Fu*). Combined with Xiawan (CV-11) for hard abdomen (*Lingguang Fu*). Food choking (*Kuaiejifang*).
Shangwan (CV-13) is 5 cun above the umbilicus, 1.5 cun below Juque (CV-14), 3 cun from the xiphoid process. Needle depth: 0.8 cun; retain needle for seven breaths; moxibustion: 5 cones. *Qianjin Fang* recommends 14-100 cones, repeated three times. Moxibustion is prohibited during pregnancy.
Indications: Unbearable epigastric heat/pain, intestinal borborygmus, indigestion, cholera, regurgitation/vomiting, excessive phlegm in Sanjiao, running piglet qi, fuliang mass, abdominal distension/accumulation, jaundice, heart wind palpitations, hematemesis, fever without sweating. ○ Heart pain with masses and vomiting are treated with 14 cones (*Shennong Jing*). Combined with Zhongwan (CV-12) for nine types of heart pain (*Yulong Fu*). Combined with Fenglong (ST-40) for heart pain/vomiting and cold damage with roundworm vomiting (*Taiyi Ge*). Combined with Shenmen (HT-7) for manic running (*Baizheng Fu*). Wind epilepsy, febrile disease, roundworm heart pain (*Kuaiejifang*).
Juque (CV-14) is 1 cun below Jiawei (CV-15). Needle depth: 0.6 cun; retain needle for seven breaths; moxibustion: 7 cones. Daily needling depth 0.3 cun, moxibustion 49 cones.
Indications: Rebellious qi, cough, chest fullness, shortness of breath, nine types of cold heart pain radiating to lower abdomen, roundworm pain, phlegm-fluid cough, cholera abdominal distension, mental confusion/manic behavior, jaundice, diaphragmatic obstruction, irritability, acute heart pain, corpse-like fainting, gu poison, xiben (lung accumulation), hematemesis, intractable vomiting/dysentery, bovine epilepsy. ○ Intractable vomiting/anorexia: 50 cones. Chest fullness/back pain: 50 cones. Cholera heart pain with initial vomiting: 14 cones, repeat if needed. Acute shock: 100 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Heart/abdominal qi accumulation: 14 cones. Infantile epilepsy with foaming: 3 cones, wheat-sized (*Shennong Jing*). Combined with Danzhong (CV-17) to relieve diaphragmatic pain and fluid retention (*Baizheng Fu*).
Jiawei (CV-15) is 0.5 cun below the xiphoid process. If no xiphoid, measure 1 cun down from the costal margin junction. **Prohibited for needling and moxibustion**. One view allows 0.3 cun needling or 3 cones moxibustion. This point is difficult to needle; only skilled practitioners should attempt it.
Indications: Palpitations, spirit/qi dispersion, epilepsy, mania. ○ Jiawei treats five types of epilepsy; if combined with Yongquan (KI-1), death is avoided (*Xihong Fu*).
Zhongting (CV-16) is 1.6 cun below Danzhong (CV-17), in the depression, accessed supinely. Needle depth: 0.3 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones.
Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness, dysphagia, vomiting/regurgitation, infantile spitting up.
Danzhong (CV-17) is 1.6 cun below Yutang (CV-19), between the two nipples, accessed supinely. **Prohibited for needling and moxibustion** (Note: Text says "Jin Zhen Jiu" but lists "Qi Zhuang", likely meaning caution or specific context, traditionally often moxa-only or gentle). *Jiayi Jing* records 0.3 cun needling. Accidental needling may cause premature death.
Indications: All upper jiao rebellious qi, shortness of breath, phlegm-wheezing/cough, dysphagia, regurgitation, throat rattling, asthma, lung abscess, vomiting of saliva/pus/blood, scanty lactation in women. ○ As the Hui point of Qi, it treats all rebellious qi, dysphagia, and qi pain. ○ Upper jiao wheezing/cough: 7 cones (*Shennong Jing*). Chest bi/heart pain: 100 cones; upper jiao cough: 50 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Tiantu (CV-22) for wheezing/cough (*Yulong Fu*). Combined with Juque (CV-14) to relieve diaphragmatic pain and fluid retention (*Baizheng Fu*). ○ Another transmission clears wind-cold and phlegm obstruction.
Yutang (CV-19) is 1.6 cun below Zigong (CV-20), in the depression, accessed supinely. Needle depth: 0.3 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones. One view suggests light moxibustion.
Indications: Chest fullness/pain, irritability, cough/rebellious qi,急促 breathing, throat obstruction, inability to swallow fluids, vomiting of cold phlegm. ○ Combined with Youmen (KI-21) for irritability/vomiting (*Baizheng Fu*).
Zigong (CV-20) is 1.6 cun below Huagai (CV-21), in the depression, accessed supinely. Needle depth: 0.3 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones.
Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness, chest pain, throat obstruction, inability to swallow fluids, cough/rebellious qi, hemoptysis, irritability.
Huagai (CV-21) is 1.6 cun below Xuanji (CV-15), in the depression, accessed supinely. Needle depth: 0.3 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones.
Indications: Cough/rebellious qi, asthma, throat obstruction, chest/hypochondriac pain, inability to swallow fluids. ○ Asthma/cough with chest fullness/inability to speak: 7 cones (*Shennong Jing*). Combined with Qihu (ST-1) for rib-side pain (*Baizheng Fu*).
Xuanji (CV-15) is 1 cun below Tiantu (CV-22), in the depression, accessed supinely. Needle depth: 0.3 cun; moxibustion: 5 cones.
Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness, cough/rebellious qi, inability to speak, throat swelling, inability to swallow fluids. ○ Combined with Qihai (CV-6) for wasting/wheezing (*Yulong Fu*). Stomach accumulation combined with Zusanli (ST-36) is effective (*Xihong Fu*). Combined with Shencang (BL-17? Note: Text says Shencang, likely BL-17 Geshu or similar, but translated as written) for diaphragmatic fullness and neck stiffness (*Baizheng Fu*).
Tiantu (CV-22) is 3 cun below the laryngeal prominence, in the depression. Needle depth: 0.5 cun; retain needle for three breaths; moxibustion: 2 cones. *Jiayi Jing* advises tilting head down, needle depth 1 cun.
Indications: Upper jiao asthma, cough, throat obstruction, five choking sensations, lung abscess, hemoptysis, sore throat, sudden aphonia, chills/fever, dry throat, sublingual tightness, dysphagia. ○ Asthma/cough: 7 cones (*Shennong Jing*). Combined with Danzhong (CV-17) for cough (*Yulong Fu*). Phlegm-wheezing (*Lingguang Fu*). Combined with Feishu (BL-13) for continuous cough (*Baizheng Fu*). Upper jiao oppression/throat blockage with voice loss: 50 cones (*Qianjin Fang*).
Lianquan (CV-23) is in the center above the laryngeal prominence, below the tongue root, accessed supinely. Needle depth: 0.3 cun; retain needle for three breaths; moxibustion: 3 cones.
Indications: Cough/wheezing, upper jiao foaming, flaccid tongue, sublingual swelling/difficulty speaking, retracted tongue root, anorexia, salivary gland issues, mouth ulcers. ○ Combined with Zhongchong (JE-9) for sublingual swelling/pain (*Baizheng Fu*).
Chengjiang (CV-24) is in the depression below the lower lip ridge, anterior to the chin. Needle depth: 0.2 cun; retain needle for five breaths; moxibustion: 3 cones.
Indications: Hemiplegia from wind-stroke, facial deviation, locked jaw, sudden aphonia. Needle 0.3 cun and slowly guide qi out. Treats Ren Mai disorders characterized by internal knotting: hernia in men, masses in women. ○ Another view treats facial deviation/swelling, thirst/dry mouth, dental caries/ulcers. Moxibustion (7-49 cones daily) opens meridians and resolves wind instantly. Small cones applied to the meridian are sufficient. Infantile tight lips: 3 cones. Hiccups causing regret: 7 cones, wheat-sized. Thirteen Ghost Points: This is Ghost Market, treated at the 8th step for madness/epilepsy (*Qianjin Fang*). Toothache relief (*Baizheng Fu*). Neck stiffness (*Tongxuan Fu*).