哑门 风府 天柱 承光 临泣 头维
攒竹 睛明 素 禾 迎香 颧
下关 人迎 天牖 天府 周荣 渊腋
乳中 鸠尾 腹哀 肩贞 阳池 中冲
少商 鱼际 经渠 阳关 脊中 隐白
漏谷 条口 犊鼻 阴市 伏兔 髀关
申脉 委中 殷门 心俞 承泣 承扶
脉 耳门 石门 脑户 丝竹空 地五会
白环俞
虽不出铜人经而散载诸方故谓之别穴
神聪四穴在百会前后左右各去一寸主头风目眩风痫狂乱针(三分)
当阳二穴在直目上入发际一寸血络主风眩不识人鼻塞症针(三分)
太阳二穴在两额角眉后青络治偏头风针(出血)
明堂一穴在鼻直上入发际一寸主头风鼻塞多涕上星穴是
眉冲二穴在目外 上锐发动脉主五痫头痛鼻塞针(二分)
鼻准─穴在鼻柱尖主鼻上酒 针(出血)
耳尖二穴在耳尖卷耳取之治目生白膜灸(七壮不宜多灸)
聚泉一穴在舌以舌退场门外使直有缝陷中治哮喘咳嗽久不愈用生姜切薄片搭舌上中灸七壮
不宜
多灸○热喘用雄黄末少许和艾炷灸○冷喘用款冬花末少许和艾炷灸灸毕即用生姜茶清微呷下
若舌胎舌强少刺出血
海泉一穴在舌下中央脉上治消渴
阿是穴谓当处也又名天应穴也
崇骨一穴在大椎上第一小椎是也
百劳二穴在大椎向发际二寸点记将其二寸中折墨记横布于先点上左右两端尽处是治瘰
灸七壮神效
精宫二穴在第十四椎下各开三寸半治梦遗灸(七壮神效)
胛缝二穴在肩胛端腋缝尖主治肩背痛连胛针(三分)
环冈二穴在小肠俞下二寸横纹间治大便不通灸(七壮)
腰眼二穴令病患解去衣服直身正立于腰上脊骨两旁有微陷处是谓腰眼穴也先计癸亥日前
一日
预点至夜半子时交为癸亥日期便使病患伏床着面而卧以小艾炷灸七壮九壮至十一壮瘵虫吐出
或泻下则焚虫即安此法之名遇仙灸○治瘵之捷法也
下腰一穴在八 正中央脊骨上名曰三宗治泄痢下脓血灸(五十壮)
回气一穴在脊穷骨上主五痔便血失屎灸(百壮)
囊底一穴在阴囊下十字纹主治肾脏风疮及小肠疝气一切肾病灸(七壮)
阑门二穴在玉茎旁各二寸治疝气冲心欲绝针(二分半)灸(二七壮)
肠绕二穴在挟玉泉相去各二寸主大便闭塞灸(以年为壮)
肩柱二穴在肩端起骨尖主治瘰 及手不举灸(七壮)
肘尖二穴在屈肘骨尖治瘰 又治肠痈灸则脓下肛门灸(百壮)
龙玄二穴在列缺之后青络中治下牙痛一云在侧腕上交叉脉灸(七壮)
吕细二穴在足内踝尖主治上牙痛灸(二七壮)
中泉二穴在手脘阳溪阳池之中两筋间陷中治心痛腹中诸气块灸(七壮)
三白四穴在掌后横纹上四寸手厥阴脉也两脉相并而一穴在两筋中又一穴在大筋外主痔漏
下血痒针(三分泻两吸)灸(三壮)
中魁二穴在中指第二节尖上主五噎吞酸呕吐灸五壮吹火自灭
五虎四穴在食指及无名指
第二节尖屈拳取之治五指拘挛灸(五壮)
大都二穴在手大指次指间虎口赤白肉际屈掌取之主治头风及牙疼痛针(一分)灸(七壮)
上都二穴在食指中指本节岐骨间治手臂红肿针(一分)灸(七壮)
中都二穴在手中指无名指之间本节前岐骨间治手臂红肿针(一分)灸(三分)
下都二穴在手小指无名指之间本节前岐骨间针(一分)灸(三壮○以上四穴一名八邪又名
八关治大热眼痛睛欲出针出血立止)
四缝左右十六穴在手四指内中节横纹紫脉是针(出血)
十宣十穴在手十指头端去爪甲一分治乳蛾针(一分)
大空骨二穴在手大指第二节尖上治眼烂风眩灸(七壮以口吹火灭)
小空骨二穴在手小指本节尖治眼烂风眩灸(九壮以口吹火灭)
旁廷二穴在腋下四肋间高下正与乳相直乳后二寸陷中名注市举臂取之主卒中恶飞尸遁疰
胸胁肢满针(五分)灸(五十壮)
通关二穴在中腕穴旁各五分主五噎○左捻能进饮食○右捻能和脾胃○此穴一针有四效○
下针
良久后觉脾磨食又觉针动为一效○次觉针病根腹中作声为二效○次觉流入膀胱为三效○四觉
气流腰间为四效针(八分)
直骨二穴在乳下大约纹离一指头看其低陷处与乳直对不偏者是○妇人按乳头直向下乳头
所到处正穴也慎勿差误主积年咳嗽艾炷如小豆大男左女右灸三壮○如不愈者不可治
阴都二穴在脐下一寸五分两旁相去各三寸针(五分)
气门二穴在关元旁三寸主治妇人崩漏针(五分)
胞门一穴在关元左旁二寸治妇人无子灸(五十壮)
子户一穴在关元右旁二寸治妇人无子灸(五十壮)
子宫二穴在中极两旁各五分
鹤顶二穴在膝盖骨尖上主治两足瘫痪无力灸(七壮)
膝眼二穴一名百虫窠又名血 在膝盖下两旁陷中主治肾脏风疮及膝膑酸痛针(五分留三
呼)灸(禁一云二七壮)
风市二穴使病患正立以两手自然垂下当第三指之端是穴主治中风证灸(七壮)
营冲二穴一名营池在足内踝前后两边池中脉主赤白带下小便不通针(三分)灸(三十壮)
漏阴二穴在足内踝下五分有脉微微动主治赤白带下针(一分)灸(三十壮)
交仪二穴在足内踝上五寸主妇人漏下赤白灸(三十壮)
阴阳二穴在足大拇指下屈里纹头白肉际主妇人赤白带下灸(二七壮)
阴独二穴一名八风又名八邪在足四指间主治妇人月经不调须待经定为度又治足背上红肿
针(三分)灸(五壮)
足内踝尖二穴在足内踝尖治下牙疼又治足内廉转筋灸(七壮)
足外踝尖二穴在足外踝尖治脚外转筋又治寒热香港脚针(出血)灸(七壮)
独阴二穴在足大指次指内中节横纹当中主胸腹痛及疝痛欲死男左女右灸(五壮神妙)
内太冲二穴在足太冲穴对内旁隔大筋陷中举足取之主治疝气上冲呼吸不通针(一分)灸(
三壮极妙)
甲根四穴在足大拇指端爪甲角隐皮爪根左右廉内甲之隙治疝针(一分)灸(三壮极妙)
哑门、风府、天柱、承光、临泣、头维、攒竹、睛明、素髎、禾髎、迎香、颧髎、下关、人迎、天牖、天府、周荣、渊腋、乳中、鸠尾、腹哀、肩贞、阳池、中冲、少商、鱼际、经渠、阳关、脊中、隐白、漏谷、条口、犊鼻、阴市、伏兔、髀关、申脉、委中、殷门、心俞、承泣、承扶、脉（此处疑为“耳”字之误或特定别名，依原文保留）、耳门、石门、脑户、丝竹空、地五会、白环俞。
这些穴位虽未收录于《铜人腧穴针灸图经》，但散见于各方书中，因此被称为“别穴”。
神聪四穴：位于百会穴的前、后、左、右各一寸处。主治头风、目眩、风痫、狂乱。针刺深度三分。
当阳二穴：位于瞳孔直上，入发际一寸处，血络显现之处。主治风眩、不识人、鼻塞症。针刺深度三分。
太阳二穴：位于两额角眉后青色络脉处。治疗偏头风。针刺令出血。
明堂一穴：位于鼻尖直上，入发际一寸处。主治头风、鼻塞、多涕。即上星穴。
眉冲二穴：位于目外眦上方锐骨发动脉处。主治五痫、头痛、鼻塞。针刺深度二分。
耳尖二穴：位于耳尖，卷耳取穴。治疗目生白膜。灸七壮，不宜多灸。
聚泉一穴：位于舌面，将舌头伸出至齿门外，使舌体伸直，在中间有缝隙的凹陷处。治疗哮喘、咳嗽久不愈。用生姜切成薄片搭在舌上，中间施灸七壮。不宜多灸。热喘者，用少许雄黄末调和艾炷灸；冷喘者，用少许款冬花末调和艾炷灸。灸毕即用生姜茶汁微微呷下。若舌苔厚腻、舌体僵硬，可少量刺出血。
百劳二穴：在大椎穴向上至发际二寸处做标记，将此二寸距离的中点折墨记号，横向布于先做的点上，左右两端尽头处即为穴位。治疗瘰疬。灸七壮，效果显著。
精宫二穴：在第14胸椎棘突下，旁开三寸半处。治疗梦遗。灸七壮，效果显著。
胛缝二穴：在肩胛端腋缝尖端。主治肩背痛连及肩胛。针刺深度三分。
腰眼二穴：让病患脱去衣服，直立正身，在腰部脊骨两旁有微陷处，即是腰眼穴。先推算癸亥日前一日，预先点至夜半子时交节为癸亥日。届时让病患俯卧床上，面部向下，用小艾炷灸七壮、九壮或十一壮。若吐出瘵虫或泻下则焚虫，病痛即安。此法名为“遇仙灸”，是治疗肺痨（瘵）的快捷方法。
下腰一穴：在八髎穴正中央脊骨上，名曰三宗。治疗泄痢下脓血。灸五十壮。
回气一穴：在脊穷骨（尾骨）上。主治五痔、便血、失禁。灸一百壮。
囊底一穴：在阴囊下方十字纹处。主治肾脏风疮及小肠疝气等一切肾病。灸七壮。
阑门二穴：在玉茎（阴茎）旁各二寸处。治疗疝气冲心欲绝。针刺二分半，灸十四壮。
肠绕二穴：在挟持玉泉（尿道口）两侧，相去各二寸处。主大便闭塞。灸壮数同年龄。
肘尖二穴：在屈肘时的骨尖处。治疗瘰疬，又治肠痈。灸则脓液下行；肛门处灸一百壮。
龙玄二穴：在列缺穴之后的青色络脉中。治疗下牙痛。另一说在侧腕上交叉脉处。灸七壮。
中泉二穴：在手腕阳溪、阳池穴之间的两筋间凹陷处。治疗心痛、腹中诸气块。灸七壮。
三白四穴：在掌后横纹上四寸，属手厥阴心包经。两脉相并为一穴在两筋中，又一穴在大筋外。主治痔漏、下血、瘙痒。针刺三分，泻法呼吸两次；灸三壮。
中魁二穴：在中指第二节指尖上。主治五噎、吞酸、呕吐。灸五壮，吹火自灭。
五虎四穴：在食指及无名指第二节指尖，屈拳取穴。治疗五指拘挛。灸五壮。
大都二穴：在手大指与次指间虎口赤白肉际处，屈掌取穴。主治头风及牙疼痛。针刺一分，灸七壮。
上都二穴：在食指中指本节岐骨间。治疗手臂红肿。针刺一分，灸七壮。
中都二穴：在手中指无名指之间本节前岐骨间。治疗手臂红肿。针刺一分，灸三分。
下都二穴：在手小指无名指之间本节前岐骨间。针刺一分，灸三壮。（以上四穴一名“八邪”，又名“八关”，治疗大热、眼痛、睛欲出，针刺出血立止。）
四缝：左右共十六穴，在手四指内侧中节横纹紫脉处。针刺令出血。
十宣：十穴，在手十指头端，去爪甲一分处。治疗乳蛾。针刺一分。
大空骨二穴：在手大指第二节尖上。治疗眼烂、风眩。灸七壮，以口吹火灭。
小空骨二穴：在手小指本节尖。治疗眼烂、风眩。灸九壮，以口吹火灭。
旁廷二穴：在腋下第四肋间，高下正与乳头相直，乳后二寸陷中，名注市。举臂取穴。主治卒中恶气、飞尸遁疰、胸胁肢满。针刺五分，灸五十壮。
通关二穴：在中脘穴旁各五分处。主治五噎。左捻针能进饮食；右捻针能和脾胃。此穴一针有四效：下针良久后觉脾磨食，又觉针动，为一效；次觉针病根，腹中作声，为二效；次觉流入膀胱，为三效；四觉气流腰间，为四效。针刺八分。
直骨二穴：在乳下大约纹离一指头处，看其低陷处与乳头直对不偏者是。妇人按乳头直向下，乳头所到处为正穴也，慎勿差误。主治积年咳嗽。艾炷如小豆大，男左女右灸三壮。如不愈者，不可治。
膝眼二穴：一名百虫窠，又名血郄。在膝盖下两旁陷中。主治肾脏风疮及膝膑酸痛。针刺五分，留针三呼。灸法禁忌，一说灸十四壮。
风市二穴：让病患正立，以两手自然垂下，当第三指（中指）之端是穴。主治中风证。灸七壮。
营冲二穴：一名营池。在足内踝前后两边池中脉处。主治赤白带下、小便不通。针刺三分，灸三十壮。
漏阴二穴：在足内踝下五分，有脉微微动处。主治赤白带下。针刺一分，灸三十壮。
阴阳二穴：在足大拇指下屈里纹头白肉际处。主治妇人赤白带下。灸十四壮。
阴独二穴：一名八风，又名八邪。在足四指间。主治妇人月经不调，须待经期定为度。又治足背上红肿。针刺三分，灸五壮。
足内踝尖二穴：在足内踝尖。治下牙疼，又治足内廉转筋。灸七壮。
足外踝尖二穴：在足外踝尖。治脚外转筋，又治寒热香港脚。针刺出血，灸七壮。
独阴二穴：在足大指次指内中节横纹当中。主胸腹痛及疝痛欲死。男左女右灸五壮，神妙。
Yamen (DU15), Fengfu (DU16), Tianzhu (BL10), Chengguang (BL7), Linqi (GB15, likely referring to Tongziliao GB1 or similar based on context, but literal translation used), Touwei (ST8), Cuanzhu (BL2), Jingming (BL1), Suliao (DU26), Heliao (SI19), Yingxiang (LI20), Quanliao (SI18), Xiaguan (ST7), Renying (ST9), Tianyou (TE16), Tianfu (LU3), Zhourong (CH14), Yuanye (GB24), Ruzhong (REN13), Jiawei (CV15), Fu'ai (SP15), Jianzhen (SI9), Yangchi (TE4), Zhongchong (PC9), Shaoshang (LU11), Yuji (LU10), Jingqu (LU8), Yangguan (DU13), Jizhong (DU12), Yinbai (SP1), Lougu (SP9), Tiaokou (ST38), Dubi (ST35), Yinshi (ST32), Futu (ST31), Biguan (ST31 - note: ST31 is Biguan, ST32 is Yinshi, text lists both), Shenmai (BL62), Weizhong (BL40), Yanmen (BL37), Xinshu (BL15), Chengqi (ST1), Chengfu (BL36), Mai (likely error for Ermen TE21 or specific alias), Ermen (TE21), Shimen (CV5), Naohu (DU16 - duplicate with Fengfu in some systems, but listed separately here), Sizhukong (TE23), Diwuhui (GB29), Baihuanshu (BL30).
Although these acupoints are not included in the *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing* (Illustrated Manual of Acupuncture Points on Bronze Figures), they are scattered in various medical formulas; therefore, they are referred to as "Bie Xue" (Extra/Alternative Acupoints).
Shencong Four Acupoints: Located one cun anterior, posterior, left, and right of Baihui (DU20). They treat Head Wind (Toufeng), dizziness of the eyes (Muxuan), wind epilepsy (Fengxian), mania and confusion. Needle depth: 3 fen.
Dangyang Two Acupoints: Located directly above the pupil, entering the hairline by one cun, at the visible blood vessels. They treat wind-induced dizziness, inability to recognize people, and nasal congestion. Needle depth: 3 fen.
Taiyang Two Acupoints: Located behind the eyebrows at the two frontal angles, where blue collaterals are visible. They treat hemi-cephalic wind (pian tou feng). Prick to bleed.
Mingtang One Acupoint: Located one cun above the tip of the nose, entering the hairline. It treats head wind, nasal congestion, and excessive nasal discharge. This is Shangxing (DU23).
Meichong Two Acupoints: Located superior to the outer canthus, at the pulsating artery of the sharp bone. They treat five types of epilepsy, headache, and nasal congestion. Needle depth: 2 fen.
Bizhun One Acupoint: Located at the tip of the nasal bridge. It treats rhinophyma (nasal acne/rosacea). Prick to bleed.
Erjian Two Acupoints: Located at the apex of the ear; take the point by rolling the ear. They treat leukoma (white membrane on the eye). Moxibustion: 7 cones; avoid excessive moxa.
Juquan One Acupoint: Located on the tongue. Extend the tongue outside the teeth, straighten it, and locate the depression in the midline gap. It treats asthma and chronic cough. Place a thin slice of fresh ginger on the tongue and apply 7 cones of moxa in the center. Avoid excessive moxa. For heat-type asthma, mix a small amount of realgar powder with moxa cones; for cold-type asthma, use fructus dendrobii (Kundonghua) powder. After moxibustion, sip slightly with ginger tea. If the tongue coating is thick and the tongue is stiff, prick to bleed slightly.
Haiquan One Acupoint: Located on the central vein under the tongue. It treats Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst syndrome/diabetes).
Ashi Acupoint: Refers to the tender spot or affected area; also known as Tianying Acupoint.
Chonggu One Acupoint: Located at the spinous process of the first thoracic vertebra, above Dazhui (DU14).
Bilao Two Acupoints: Mark a point 2 cun above Dazhui (DU14) towards the hairline. Bisect this 2-cun distance to find the midpoint. Mark horizontally across this midpoint; the points at the left and right ends are the acupoints. They treat scrofula (luoli). Moxibustion: 7 cones; highly effective.
Jinggong Two Acupoints: Located 3.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of the 14th thoracic vertebra. They treat nocturnal emission. Moxibustion: 7 cones; highly effective.
Jiafeng Two Acupoints: Located at the apex of the axillary fold at the end of the scapula. They treat shoulder and back pain radiating to the scapula. Needle depth: 3 fen.
Hu gang Two Acupoints: Located in the transverse crease 2 cun below Xiaochangshu (BL27). They treat constipation. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Yaoyan Two Acupoints: Have the patient remove clothing and stand upright. The slight depressions on both sides of the spinal column in the lumbar region are Yaoyan. Calculate the day before Guihai (Gui Hai Day in the sexagenary cycle). On the eve of the previous day, mark the time until midnight when the Guihai hour begins. Then have the patient lie prone on the bed, face down. Apply small moxa cones: 7, 9, or 11 cones. If tubercle bacilli (zha chong) are vomited or excreted via stool, the disease will subside. This method is called "Yuxian Jiu" (Immortal Meeting Moxibustion), a rapid treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis (Zhai).
Xiaoyao One Acupoint: Located on the spinal bone at the center of the Baliao (Eight Liao) acupoints, named Sanzong. It treats dysentery with pus and blood. Moxibustion: 50 cones.
Huiqi One Acupoint: Located on the coccyx (spinal extremity bone). It treats five types of hemorrhoids, bloody stool, and fecal incontinence. Moxibustion: 100 cones.
Nangdi One Acupoint: Located at the cross-shaped wrinkle on the underside of the scrotum. It treats kidney wind sores, intestinal hernia, and all kidney diseases. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Lanmen Two Acupoints: Located 2 cun lateral to each side of the penis (Yujing). They treat hernia rushing to the heart causing near-death sensation. Needle depth: 2.5 fen; Moxibustion: 14 cones (2x7).
Changrao Two Acupoints: Located 2 cun lateral to each side of the urethral meatus (Yuquan). They treat fecal impaction. Moxibustion: Number of cones equals the patient's age in years.
Jianzhu Two Acupoints: Located at the bony prominence at the origin of the shoulder. They treat scrofula and inability to raise the arm. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Zhoujian Two Acupoints: Located at the bony tip when the elbow is flexed. They treat scrofula and appendicitis (chang yong). Moxibustion promotes pus drainage; if applied to the anus, use 100 cones.
Longxuan Two Acupoints: Located in the blue collateral behind Lieque (LU7). They treat lower toothache. Another location is the crossing pulse on the lateral wrist. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Lvxi Two Acupoints: Located at the apex of the medial malleolus. They treat upper toothache. Moxibustion: 14 cones (2x7).
Zhongquan Two Acupoints: Located in the depression between the tendons at Yangxi (LI5) and Yangchi (TE4) on the wrist. They treat heart pain and qi masses in the abdomen. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Sanbai Four Acupoints: Located 4 cun above the distal palmar crease, on the Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin. Where two pulses merge, one point is between the tendons, and another is outside the large tendon. They treat hemorrhoids, fistulas, lower bleeding, and itching. Needle depth: 3 fen, reducing method for two breaths; Moxibustion: 3 cones.
Zhongkui Two Acupoints: Located at the tip of the second phalanx of the middle finger. They treat five types of dysphagia, acid regurgitation, and vomiting. Moxibustion: 5 cones, extinguish the fire by blowing.
Wuhu Four Acupoints: Located at the tips of the second phalanges of the index and ring fingers; take the point with the fist clenched. They treat spasms and contractures of the five fingers. Moxibustion: 5 cones.
Dadu Two Acupoints: Located in the red-white flesh junction at the webbing between the thumb and index finger; take the point with the palm flexed. They treat head wind and toothache. Needle depth: 1 fen; Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Shangdu Two Acupoints: Located in the interosseous space between the proximal phalanges of the index and middle fingers. They treat redness and swelling of the arm. Needle depth: 1 fen; Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Zhongdu Two Acupoints: Located in the interosseous space between the proximal phalanges of the middle and ring fingers. They treat redness and swelling of the arm. Needle depth: 1 fen; Moxibustion: 3 fen (likely meaning 3 cones or shallow needle, context implies moxa usually, but text says needle 1 fen, moxa 3 fen? Text says "Needle 1 fen, Moxa 3 fen" - likely typo for cones, but translating literally as per instruction to keep terms). *Correction*: Text says "Needle (1 fen) Moxa (3 fen)". In ancient texts, moxa units are often "cones" (zhuang). "3 fen" for moxa is unusual, might mean shallow insertion or specific technique. I will translate as "Moxibustion: 3 units/cones".
Xiadu Two Acupoints: Located in the interosseous space between the proximal phalanges of the little and ring fingers. Needle depth: 1 fen; Moxibustion: 3 cones. (These four acupoints are collectively known as Baye or Baguan. They treat high fever, eye pain, and protruding eyeballs; pricking to bleed stops symptoms immediately.)
Sifeng: Sixteen acupoints total (left and right). Located on the purple veins at the transverse creases of the middle phalanges of the four fingers. Prick to bleed.
Shixuan: Ten acupoints. Located at the tips of the ten fingers, 1 fen from the nail edge. They treat tonsillitis (ru e). Needle depth: 1 fen.
Da Konggu Two Acupoints: Located at the tip of the second phalanx of the thumb. They treat ulcerative eyes and wind-induced dizziness. Moxibustion: 7 cones, extinguish by blowing.
Xiao Konggu Two Acupoints: Located at the tip of the proximal phalanx of the little finger. They treat ulcerative eyes and wind-induced dizziness. Moxibustion: 9 cones, extinguish by blowing.
Pangting Two Acupoints: Located in the fourth intercostal space under the armpit, directly opposite the nipple, 2 cun posterior to the nipple in the depression. Raise the arm to locate. They treat sudden onset of evil qi, flying corpse and dun zhu pathogens, chest and hypochondriac fullness, and limb fullness. Needle depth: 5 fen; Moxibustion: 50 cones.
Tongguan Two Acupoints: Located 5 fen lateral to Zhongwan (CV12) on each side. They treat five types of dysphagia. Twisting the needle to the left aids swallowing; twisting to the right harmonizes the spleen and stomach. This single needle insertion has four effects: After waiting a long time, feeling the spleen digest food and the needle move is the first effect; feeling the needle reach the root of the disease and hearing sounds in the abdomen is the second effect; feeling the qi flow into the bladder is the third effect; feeling the qi flow to the waist is the fourth effect. Needle depth: 8 fen.
Zhigu Two Acupoints: Located approximately one finger-width below the inframammary fold, in the depression directly aligned with the nipple without deviation. For women, press vertically downward from the nipple; the point reached is the correct acupoint. Do not err. They treat chronic cough. Use moxa cones the size of a small bean. For men, moxa on the left; for women, on the right. Moxibustion: 3 cones. If ineffective, the condition is incurable.
Yindu Two Acupoints: Located 1.5 cun below the umbilicus, 3 cun lateral to each side. Needle depth: 5 fen.
Qimen Two Acupoints: Located 3 cun lateral to Guanyuan (CV4). They treat uterine metrorrhagia (beng lou) in women. Needle depth: 5 fen.
Baomen One Acupoint: Located 2 cun to the left of Guanyuan (CV4). It treats female infertility. Moxibustion: 50 cones.
Zihu One Acupoint: Located 2 cun to the right of Guanyuan (CV4). It treats female infertility. Moxibustion: 50 cones.
Zigong Two Acupoints: Located 5 fen lateral to each side of Zhongji (CV3).
He Ding Two Acupoints: Located on the apex of the patella. They treat paralysis and weakness of both legs. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Xiyan Two Acupoints: Also known as Baichongke or Xuexi. Located in the depressions on both sides below the knee cap. They treat kidney wind sores and soreness/aching of the knee patella. Needle depth: 5 fen, retain for three breaths. Moxibustion is contraindicated; one source says 14 cones.
Fengshi Two Acupoints: Have the patient stand upright with arms hanging naturally. The point is at the tip of the third finger (middle finger). They treat stroke syndromes. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Yingchong Two Acupoints: Also known as Yingchi. Located in the pools of pulses anterior and posterior to the medial malleolus. They treat leukorrhea (red and white discharge) and urinary retention. Needle depth: 3 fen; Moxibustion: 30 cones.
Louyin Two Acupoints: Located 5 fen below the medial malleolus, where the pulse moves faintly. They treat leukorrhea. Needle depth: 1 fen; Moxibustion: 30 cones.
Jiaoyi Two Acupoints: Located 5 cun above the medial malleolus. They treat prolonged red and white vaginal discharge in women. Moxibustion: 30 cones.
Yinyang Two Acupoints: Located at the white-red flesh junction at the crease under the big toe. They treat leukorrhea in women. Moxibustion: 14 cones (2x7).
Yindu Two Acupoints: Also known as Bafeng or Baye. Located between the four toes. They treat irregular menstruation in women (timing determined by menstrual cycle); also treat redness and swelling on the dorsum of the foot. Needle depth: 3 fen; Moxibustion: 5 cones.
Zu Nei Huai Jian Two Acupoints: Located at the apex of the medial malleolus. They treat lower toothache and muscle spasms on the medial aspect of the foot. Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Zu Wai Huai Jian Two Acupoints: Located at the apex of the lateral malleolus. They treat muscle spasms on the lateral aspect of the foot and alternating chills and fever in beriberi (xiang jiao). Prick to bleed; Moxibustion: 7 cones.
Duyin Two Acupoints: Located in the middle of the transverse crease on the middle phalanx between the first and second toes. They treat chest and abdominal pain and severe hernia pain. For men, moxa on the left; for women, on the right. Moxibustion: 5 cones; highly effective.
Neitaichong Two Acupoints: Located in the depression lateral to Taichong (LR3) on the foot, separated by a large tendon; take the point with the foot lifted. They treat hernia rushing upward and breathing difficulty. Needle depth: 1 fen; Moxibustion: 3 cones; extremely effective.
Jiagen Four Acupoints: Located in the gap between the nail root and the hidden skin at the corners of the nails on the tips of the big toes. They treat hernia. Needle depth: 1 fen; Moxibustion: 3 cones; extremely effective.