共二十七穴
涌泉在足心陷中屈足卷指宛宛中针三分留三呼灸三壮
主治尸厥面黑喘嗽有血目视KT KT 无所见善恐心中结热风疹风痫心痛不嗜食男子如蛊女子
如妊
咳嗽气短身热喉痹目眩颈痛胸胁满小便痛肠 泄泻霍乱转胞不得尿腰痛大便难转筋足胫寒痛
肾积奔豚热厥五指尽痛足不践地○足下热喘满淳于意曰热厥也针足心立愈○阴中懊 痛针入
三分又鼻衄不止灸二百壮又霍乱转筋灸三七壮灸足踵聚筋上白肉际七壮立愈(千金)兼关元丰
隆治尸劳(玉龙赋)鸠尾能治五般痫若下涌泉人不死又小肠气结连脐痛速泻阴交良久针涌泉取
气甚妙(席弘赋)专治厥寒厥热又兼行间治消渴肾竭(百证赋)治胸结身黄泻此(通玄赋)治妇人
疾并男蛊女孕而病 者千金勿忘传(灵光赋)兼阴陵治小肠连脐痛(天星秘诀)
然谷在公孙后一寸针三分留三呼灸三壮一日针不宜见血
主治喘呼烦满咳血喉痹消渴舌纵心恐少气涎出小腹胀痿厥寒疝足跗肿 酸足一寒─热不
能久立
男子遗精妇人阴挺出月经不调不孕初生小儿脐风撮口痿厥洞泄此穴主泻肾脏之热若治伤寒亦
宜出血○石水灸然谷气冲四满章门(千金)此穴易醒脐风(百证赋)
太溪在足内踝后五分针三分留七呼灸三壮
主治热病汗不出伤寒手足逆冷嗜卧咳嗽咽肿衄血唾血溺赤消瘅大便难久疟咳逆烦心不眠
脉沉
手足寒呕吐不嗜食善噫腹疼瘠瘦寒疝 癖○治牙疼可灸七壮一云牙疼红肿者泻之阴股内湿痒
生疮便毒先补后泻又云肾疟呕吐多寒闭户而处其病难已太溪大钟主之腰脊痛大便难手足寒并
针委中大钟(神农经)合昆仑申脉善疗足肿之 (玉龙赋)兼商阳治寒疟有验(百证赋)
大钟在照海后一寸半针二分留三呼灸三壮
主治气逆烦闷实小便淋闭洒洒腰脊强痛大便秘涩嗜卧口中热虚则呕逆多寒欲闭户而处少
气不
足胸胀喘息舌干食噎不得下善惊恐不乐喉中鸣咳唾血○兼通里治倦言嗜卧(百证赋)治心性之
呆痴(标幽赋)
照海在内踝下一寸针四分留六呼灸三壮一日针三分灸七壮
主治咽干呕吐四肢懈惰嗜卧善悲不乐大风偏枯半身不遂久疟卒疝腹中气痛小腹淋痛阴挺
出月水
不调○兼支沟能通大便之秘又合内关能翳腹疾之块(玉龙赋)治月事不行可灸七壮又兼公孙治
伤寒四日太阴经再用内关施截法(神农经)治噤口喉风用三棱针出血即安(拦江赋)兼大敦治伤
寒(百证赋)兼百会太冲阴交治咽喉疾又兼阴交曲泉关元气海同泻治七疝如神(席弘赋)二跷二
陵香港脚者取此四穴又兼三里同治香港脚并在腰之疾(灵光赋)兼阳维内关能下胎衣又治喉中之闭
塞(标幽赋)
水泉在内踝下微后直太溪下针四分灸五壮
主治目KT KT 不能远视女子月事不来来即多心下闷痛小腹痛小便淋阴挺出○兼天枢治月潮
违限(百证赋)
复溜在交信后五分与交信平铺针二分留三呼灸五壮七壮
主治肠 痔疾腰脊内引痛不得俯仰善怒多言舌干涎出足痿 寒不得履目视KT KT 肠鸣腹痛
四肢
肿十种水病五淋盗汗齿龋脉微细○治盗汗不收及面色痿黄可灸七壮(神农经)血淋灸五十壮(
千金)针治腰脊闪挫疼痛游风遍体(太乙歌)伤寒无汗宜泻又起六脉之沉匿(玉龙赋)伤寒无汗
先补合谷次泻此穴(拦江赋)此穴专治气滞在腰(席弘赋)治肿如神(灵光赋)
交信在三阴交下一寸后开些针四分留五呼灸三壮
主治五淋 疝阴急股 内廉引痛泻痢赤白大小便难女子漏血不止阴挺月事不调小腹痛盗
汗○兼合阳治女子少气漏血(百证赋)
筑宾在三阴交直上二寸后开一寸二分针三分灸五壮
主治小儿胎疝癫疾吐舌发狂骂詈腹痛呕吐涎沫足 痛
阴谷在曲泉后横直一寸半微下些针四分留七呼灸三壮
主治舌纵涎下腹胀烦满溺难小腹疝急引阴阴股内兼痛为痿为痹膝痛不可屈伸女人漏下不
止少妊○兼水分三里利小便消肿胀(太乙歌)治脐腹痛(通玄赋)
横骨在大赫下一寸肓俞下五寸去中行五分针五分灸三壮五壮甲乙经曰针一寸
主治五淋小便不通阴器下纵引痛小腹满目 赤痛五脏虚○兼肓俞泻五淋久积(百证赋)兼
大都治气滞腰疼不能立(席弘赋)
大赫在气穴下一寸去中行五分针三分灸五壮千金云三十壮甲乙经作针一寸
主治虚劳失精阴痿上缩茎中痛目赤痛女子赤带
气穴在四满下一寸去中行五分针三分灸五分甲乙经作针一寸
主治奔豚痛引腰脊泻痢经不调
四满在中注下一寸去中行五分针三分灸三壮甲乙经云针一寸千金云灸百壮
主治积聚疝瘕肠癖切痛石水奔豚脐下痛女人月经不调恶血 痛并无子可灸三十壮
中注在肓俞下一寸去中行五分针一寸灸五壮一云针五分
主治小腹热大便坚燥腰脊痛目 痛女子月事不调
肓俞在商曲下一寸半直脐旁相去五分针一寸灸五壮一云针五分
主治腹痛寒疝大便燥目赤痛从内 始○兼横骨泻五淋之久积
商曲在石关下二寸去中行五分针一寸灸五壮一云针五分
主治腹中切痛积聚不嗜食目赤痛内 始
石关在阴都下二寸少去中行五分针一寸灸三壮一云针五分
主治哕噫呕逆脊强腹痛气淋小便不利大便燥闭目赤痛妇人无子或藏有恶血上冲腹痛不可
忍○
治积气疼痛可灸七壮孕妇禁灸(神农经)治哕噫呕逆灸百壮(千金)兼阴交无子可搜(百证赋)
阴都在通谷下二寸少去中行五分针三分灸三壮甲乙经曰针一寸千金云灸随年壮
主治心烦满恍惚气逆肠鸣肺胀气抢呕沫大便难胁下热痛目痛寒热 疟妇人无子藏有恶血
腹绞痛
通谷在幽门下二寸少去中行五分针五分灸五壮
主治口 暴喑积聚 癖胸满食不化膈结呕吐目赤痛不明清涕项似拔不可回顾
幽门在巨关旁各五分针五分灸五壮
主治胸中引痛心下烦闷逆气里急支满不嗜食数咳干哕呕吐涎沫健忘泄痢脓血少腹胀满女
子心
痛逆气善吐食不下○治心下痞胀饮食不化积聚疼痛可灸十四壮孕妇不可灸(神农经)兼玉堂能
开彻烦心呕哕(百证赋)
步廊在中庭旁二寸针三分灸五壮
主治胸胁满痛鼻塞少气咳逆不得息呕吐不食臂不得举
神封在步廊上二寸少去中行二寸针三分灸五壮
主治胸胁满痛咳逆不得息呕吐不食乳痈洒淅恶寒
灵墟在神封上二寸少去中行二寸针三分灸五壮
主治同神封
神藏在灵墟上二寸少去中行二寸针三分灸五壮
主治同上○兼璇玑治胸满项强已试(百证赋)
中在神藏上二寸少去中行二寸针四分灸五壮
主治咳逆不得喘息胸胁肢满多唾呕吐不食○治气喘痰壅可灸十四壮(神农经)一传治咳嗽
哮病唾血
俞府在 中上二寸少去中行二寸针三分灸五壮
主治咳逆上气呕吐不食中痛○一云热嗽泻之冷嗽补之○兼乳根能治气嗽痰哮(玉龙赋)
共二十七穴
涌泉穴位于足心凹陷处，屈足卷指时宛宛然中的位置。针刺三分，留针三呼的时间，艾灸三壮。主治尸厥（突然昏倒、不省人事）、面色发黑、气喘咳嗽且痰中带血、视物模糊不清、善恐、心中郁结发热、风疹、风痫（因风邪引起的癫痫）、心痛、食欲不振。男子患此症如蛊毒内侵，女子患此症如同怀孕。此外还治疗咳嗽、气短、身体发热、喉痹（咽喉肿痛闭塞）、目眩、颈痛、胸胁胀满、小便疼痛、肠鸣泄泻、霍乱转筋（霍乱引起的肌肉痉挛）、转胞（膀胱受压导致排尿困难）、腰痛、大便困难、转筋、足胫部寒冷疼痛。肾积病、奔豚气（气从少腹上冲心胸）、热厥（四肢逆冷但身热）、五指尽痛、足不能着地行走。足下发热、喘满，淳于意说这是热厥，针刺足心可立即痊愈。阴中懊憹（心中烦闷不适）疼痛，针刺入三分。又鼻衄不止，灸二百壮。又霍乱转筋，灸三七二十一壮，灸足踵聚筋上的白肉际七壮，立愈（出自《千金方》）。兼配关元、丰隆穴治疗尸劳（虚劳重症）。鸠尾穴能治五般痫，若再下针涌泉穴，人就不会死。又小肠气结连脐疼痛，速泻阴交穴，良久后针涌泉穴取气，非常奇妙（出自《席弘赋》）。专治寒厥和热厥。又兼配行间穴治疗消渴、肾竭（出自《百证赋》）。治疗胸中结滞、身体发黄，泻此穴（出自《通玄指要赋》）。治疗妇人疾病以及男子蛊毒、女子妊娠相关病症，《千金方》勿忘传承（出自《灵光赋》）。兼配阴陵泉治疗小肠气连脐疼痛（出自《天星秘诀》）。
然谷穴在公孙穴后一寸。针刺三分，留针三呼，艾灸三壮。一日之内针刺不宜见血。主治喘息呼叫、烦闷、咳嗽咯血、喉痹、消渴、舌纵（舌头松弛无力）、心恐惧、少气、涎出、小腹胀、痿厥、寒疝、足跗肿、酸软、足一寒一热、不能久立。男子遗精，妇人阴挺出（子宫脱垂）、月经不调、不孕，初生小儿脐风撮口（新生儿破伤风）、痿厥、洞泄（严重腹泻）。此穴主泻肾脏之热。若治疗伤寒，也宜出血。石水（水肿的一种），灸然谷、气冲、四满、章门（出自《千金方》）。此穴易醒脐风（出自《百证赋》）。
太溪穴在足内踝后五分处。针刺三分，留针七呼，艾灸三壮。主治热病汗不出、伤寒手足逆冷、嗜卧、咳嗽、咽肿、衄血、唾血、尿赤、消瘅（糖尿病类疾病）、大便难、久疟、咳逆、烦心、不眠、脉沉、手足寒、呕吐、食欲不振、善噫（打嗝）、腹痛、瘠瘦、寒疝、癖积。治疗牙疼可灸七壮；一说牙疼红肿者应泻之。阴股内侧湿痒生疮、便毒，先补后泻。又云：肾疟（疟疾的一种），呕吐多寒，闭户而处，其病难已，由太溪、大钟主治。腰脊痛、大便难、手足寒，并针委中、大钟（出自《神农经》）。合昆仑、申脉，善疗足肿（出自《玉龙赋》）。兼配商阳治疗寒疟有验（出自《百证赋》）。
大钟穴在照海穴后一寸半。针刺二分，留针三呼，艾灸三壮。主治气逆烦闷、实证明的小便淋闭、洒洒恶寒、腰脊强痛、大便秘涩、嗜卧、口中热。虚证则呕逆、多寒、欲闭户而处、少气、不足、胸胀、喘息、舌干、食噎不得下、善惊恐、不乐、喉中鸣、咳唾血。兼配通里治疗倦言嗜卧（出自《百证赋》）。治疗心性呆痴（出自《标幽赋》）。
照海穴在内踝下一寸。针刺四分，留针六呼，艾灸三壮。一日针刺三分，灸七壮。主治咽干、呕吐、四肢懈惰、嗜卧、善悲不乐、大风偏枯、半身不遂、久疟、卒疝、腹中气痛、小腹淋痛、阴挺出、月事不调。兼配支沟能通大便之秘，又合内关能消除腹部肿块（出自《玉龙赋》）。治疗月事不行可灸七壮。又兼配公孙治疗伤寒第四日太阴经病，再用内关施截法（出自《神农经》）。治疗噤口喉风用三棱针出血即安（出自《拦江赋》）。兼配大敦治疗伤寒（出自《百证赋》）。兼配百会、太冲、阴交治疗咽喉疾。又兼配阴交、曲泉、关元、气海同泻，治疗七疝如神（出自《席弘赋》）。二跷（照海、申脉）、二陵（阴陵、阳陵）香港脚（脚气病）者取此四穴。又兼配三里同治香港脚，并在腰之疾（出自《灵光赋》）。兼配阳维、内关能下胎衣，又治喉中之闭塞（出自《标幽赋》）。
水泉穴在内踝下微后，直对太溪穴下。针刺四分，艾灸五壮。主治目KT KT（视物模糊）不能远视，女子月事不来，来即多心下闷痛、小腹痛、小便淋、阴挺出。兼配天枢治疗月潮违限（出自《百证赋》）。
复溜穴在交信穴后五分，与交信平铺。针刺二分，留针三呼，艾灸五壮或七壮。主治肠痔疾、腰脊内引痛、不得俯仰、善怒多言、舌干、涎出、足痿、寒、不得履、目视KT KT、肠鸣、腹痛、四肢肿、十种水病、五淋、盗汗、齿龋、脉微细。治疗盗汗不收及面色痿黄可灸七壮（出自《神农经》）。血淋灸五十壮（出自《千金方》）。针刺治疗腰脊闪挫疼痛、游风遍体（出自《太乙歌》）。伤寒无汗宜泻，又起六脉之沉匿（出自《玉龙赋》）。伤寒无汗，先补合谷，次泻此穴（出自《拦江赋》）。此穴专治气滞在腰（出自《席弘赋》）。治疗肿如神（出自《灵光赋》）。
交信穴在三阴交下一寸，向后开些。针刺四分，留针五呼，艾灸三壮。主治五淋、疝气、阴急、股内廉引痛、泻痢赤白、大小便难、女子漏血不止、阴挺、月事不调、小腹痛、盗汗。兼配合阳治疗女子少气漏血（出自《百证赋》）。
筑宾穴在三阴交直上二寸，向后开一寸二分。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。主治小儿胎疝、癫疾、吐舌、发狂、骂詈、腹痛、呕吐、涎沫、足痛。
阴谷穴在曲泉穴后横直一寸半，微下些。针刺四分，留针七呼，艾灸三壮。主治舌纵、涎下、腹胀、烦满、溺难、小腹疝急、引阴、阴股内兼痛、为痿为痹、膝痛不可屈伸、女人漏下不止、少妊。兼配水分、三里利小便、消肿胀（出自《太乙歌》）。治疗脐腹痛（出自《通玄指要赋》）。
横骨穴在大赫穴下一寸，肓俞穴下五寸，去中行五分。针刺五分，艾灸三壮或五壮。《甲乙经》曰：针一寸。主治五淋、小便不通、阴器下纵引痛、小腹满目、赤痛、五脏虚。兼配肓俞泻五淋久积（出自《百证赋》）。兼配大都治疗气滞腰疼不能立（出自《席弘赋》）。
大赫穴在气穴下一寸，去中行五分。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。《千金方》云三十壮。《甲乙经》作针一寸。主治虚劳失精、阴痿、上缩、茎中痛、目赤痛、女子赤带。
气穴在四满穴下一寸，去中行五分。针刺三分，艾灸五分。《甲乙经》作针一寸。主治奔豚痛引腰脊、泻痢、经不调。
四满穴在中注穴下一寸，去中行五分。针刺三分，艾灸三壮。《甲乙经》云针一寸。《千金方》云灸百壮。主治积聚、疝瘕、肠癖切痛、石水、奔豚、脐下痛、女人月经不调、恶血痛、并无子可灸三十壮。
中注穴在肓俞穴下一寸，去中行五分。针刺一寸，艾灸五壮。一说针五分。主治小腹热、大便坚燥、腰脊痛、目痛、女子月事不调。
肓俞穴在商曲穴下一寸半，直脐旁相去五分。针刺一寸，艾灸五壮。一说针五分。主治腹痛、寒疝、大便燥、目赤痛、从内始。兼配横骨泻五淋之久积。
商曲穴在石关穴下二寸，去中行五分。针刺一寸，艾灸五壮。一说针五分。主治腹中切痛、积聚、不嗜食、目赤痛、内始。
石关穴在阴都穴下二寸，稍去中行五分。针刺一寸，艾灸三壮。一说针五分。主治哕噫、呕逆、脊强、腹痛、气淋、小便不利、大便燥闭、目赤痛、妇人无子或藏有恶血上冲、腹痛不可忍。治疗积气疼痛可灸七壮，孕妇禁灸（出自《神农经》）。治疗哕噫呕逆灸百壮（出自《千金方》）。兼配阴交，无子可搜（出自《百证赋》）。
阴都在通谷穴下二寸，稍去中行五分。针刺三分，艾灸三壮。《甲乙经》曰：针一寸。《千金方》云灸随年壮。主治心烦满、恍惚、气逆、肠鸣、肺胀、气抢、呕沫、大便难、胁下热痛、目痛、寒热疟、妇人无子、藏有恶血、腹绞痛。
通谷穴在幽门穴下二寸，稍去中行五分。针刺五分，艾灸五壮。主治口暴喑、积聚、癖、胸满、食不化、膈结、呕吐、目赤痛、不明、清涕、项似拔、不可回顾。
幽门穴在巨阙穴旁各五分。针刺五分，艾灸五壮。主治胸中引痛心下烦闷、逆气里急、支满、不嗜食、数咳、干哕、呕吐涎沫、健忘、泄痢脓血、少腹胀满、女子心痛、逆气、善吐、食不下。治疗心下痞胀、饮食不化、积聚疼痛可灸十四壮，孕妇不可灸（出自《神农经》）。兼配玉堂能开彻烦心、呕哕（出自《百证赋》）。
步廊穴在中庭穴旁二寸。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。主治胸胁满痛、鼻塞、少气、咳逆不得息、呕吐不食、臂不得举。
神封穴在步廊穴上二寸，稍去中行二寸。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。主治胸胁满痛、咳逆不得息、呕吐不食、乳痈、洒淅恶寒。
灵墟穴在神封穴上二寸，稍去中行二寸。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。主治同神封。
神藏穴在灵墟穴上二寸，稍去中行二寸。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。主治同上。兼配璇玑治疗胸满项强，已试有效（出自《百证赋》）。
中府穴在神藏穴上二寸，稍去中行二寸。针刺四分，艾灸五壮。主治咳逆不得喘息、胸胁肢满、多唾、呕吐、不食。治疗气喘痰壅可灸十四壮（出自《神农经》）。一说治疗咳嗽哮病、唾血。
俞府穴在中府穴上二寸，稍去中行二寸。针刺三分，艾灸五壮。主治咳逆上气、呕吐不食、中痛。一说热嗽泻之，冷嗽补之。兼配乳根能治疗气嗽痰哮（出自《玉龙赋》）。
A total of twenty-seven acupoints.
**Yongquan (KI 1)** is located in the depression at the center of the sole, in the hollow formed when the foot is flexed and toes are curled. Puncture 0.3 cun, retain the needle for three breaths, moxa 3 cones. It indicates treatment for *Shijue* (sudden fainting/coma), black complexion, asthma with hemoptysis, blurred vision, timidity, internal heat with chest oppression, wind-rash, wind-epilepsy, heart pain, and anorexia. In men, it resembles *Gu* poisoning; in women, it resembles pregnancy. It also treats cough, shortness of breath, fever, *Houbi* (sore throat/obstruction), vertigo, neck pain, fullness in the chest and hypochondrium, painful urination, intestinal diarrhea, cholera with muscle cramps, *Zhuanbao* (retention of urine due to bladder compression), lower back pain, difficulty in defecation, muscle cramps, and cold pain in the lower legs. For kidney accumulation, *Ben Tun* (gas rising from lower abdomen), hot jue (cold limbs with body heat), pain in all five fingers, and inability to walk on the soles: For heat jue with hot soles and wheezing/fullness, Chunyu Yi stated this is heat jue; puncturing the sole brings immediate cure. For internal restlessness and pain in the yin, puncture 0.3 cun. For persistent epistaxis, moxa 200 cones. For cholera with cramps, moxa 21 cones (7x3); moxa seven cones on the white flesh boundary above the tendon at the heel, bringing immediate cure (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Guanyuan (CV 4) and Fenglong (ST 40) to treat *Shilao* (severe consumptive disease). Jiwei (CV 15) can treat five types of epilepsy; if Yongquan is also needled, death is avoided. For small intestine qi stagnation causing pain radiating to the navel, rapidly reduce Yinjiao (CV 4); after a while, needle Yongquan to obtain qi, which is very effective (*Xi Hong Fu*). It specifically treats cold jue and hot jue. Combined with Xingjian (LR 2) to treat *Xiaoke* (wasting-thirst) and kidney exhaustion (*Bai Zheng Fu*). To treat chest stagnation and jaundice, reduce this point (*Tong Xuan Zhi Yao Fu*). To treat women's diseases, as well as male gu-poisoning and female pregnancy-related illnesses, do not forget the transmission from *Qianjin Fang* (*Ling Guang Fu*). Combined with Yinlingquan (SP 9) to treat small intestine qi pain radiating to the navel (*Tian Xing Mi Jue*).
**Rangu (KI 2)** is one cun posterior to Gongsun (SP 4). Puncture 0.3 cun, retain for three breaths, moxa 3 cones. Needling should not cause bleeding within one day. It indicates treatment for panting/calling, irritability and fullness, cough with hemoptysis, houbi, xiaoke, tongue flaccidity, heart fear, shortness of qi, salivation, abdominal distension, wei-jue (flaccidity-cold), cold han, dorsal foot swelling, soreness, alternating cold and heat in the feet, and inability to stand for long. In men, seminal emission; in women, uterine prolapse, irregular menstruation, infertility; in newborns, umbilical tetanus (ju kou), wei-jue, severe diarrhea. This point primarily drains heat from the Kidney. For treating shaoyang syndrome, bleeding is also appropriate. For *Shi Shui* (edema), moxa Rangu, Qichong (ST 30), Siman (RN 12), Zhangmen (LR 13) (*Qianjin Fang*). This point easily awakens umbilical tetanus (*Bai Zheng Fu*).
**Taixi (KI 3)** is 0.5 cun posterior to the medial malleolus. Puncture 0.3 cun, retain for seven breaths, moxa 3 cones. It indicates treatment for febrile diseases without sweating, shaoyang with cold hands and feet, lethargy, cough, swollen throat, epistaxis, hemoptysis, red urine, *Xiaodan* (diabetes-like wasting), difficulty in defecation, chronic malaria, retching, irritability, insomnia, deep pulse, cold hands and feet, vomiting, anorexia, frequent belching, abdominal pain, emaciation, cold han, fixed masses. For toothache, moxa 7 cones; for red and swollen gums, reduce. For dampness and itching in the inner thigh with sores or abscesses, tonify first then reduce. For *Ren Malaria* (malaria with vomiting and chills), closing doors and staying inside, the disease is hard to cure; treated by Taixi and Dazhong (*Shen Nong Jing*). For lower back and spine pain, difficulty in defecation, cold hands and feet, needle Weizhong (BL 40) and Dazhong together. Combined with Kunlun (BL 60) and Shenmai (BL 62) to effectively treat foot swelling (*Yu Long Fu*). Combined with Shangyang (LI 1) to treat cold malaria with efficacy (*Bai Zheng Fu*).
**Dazhong (KI 4)** is 1.5 cun posterior to Zhaohai (KI 6). Puncture 0.2 cun, retain for three breaths, moxa 3 cones. It indicates treatment for rebellious qi with irritability, excess-type dysuria, chills, stiff and painful lower back and spine, constipation, lethargy, oral heat. Deficiency manifests as vomiting/reversal, excessive cold, desire to stay indoors, shortness of qi, weakness, chest distension, wheezing, dry tongue, dysphagia, timidity, unhappiness, throat buzzing, cough with blood. Combined with Tongli (HT 5) to treat speech fatigue and lethargy (*Bai Zheng Fu*). To treat mental dullness (*Biao You Fu*).
**Zhaohai (KI 6)** is one cun below the medial malleolus. Puncture 0.4 cun, retain for six breaths, moxa 3 cones. Alternatively, puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 7 cones daily. It indicates treatment for dry throat, vomiting, limb flaccidity, lethargy, sadness/unhappiness, wind-stroke with hemiplegia, chronic malaria, acute hernia, abdominal qi pain, lower abdominal dysuria, uterine prolapse, irregular menstruation. Combined with Zhigou (SJ 6) to relieve constipation; combined with Neiguan (PC 6) to dissipate abdominal masses (*Yu Long Fu*). For amenorrhea, moxa 7 cones. Combined with Gongsun (SP 4) for shaoyang syndrome on the fourth day involving the Taiyin meridian; use Neiguan for interception method (*Shen Nong Jing*). For locked jaw/throat wind, bleed with a three-edged needle for immediate relief (*Lan Jiang Fu*). Combined with Dadun (LR 1) for shaoyang syndrome (*Bai Zheng Fu*). Combined with Baihui (GV 20), Taichong (LR 3), and Yinjiao (CV 4) for throat diseases. Combined with Yinjiao, Ququan (LR 8), Guanyuan (CV 4), and Qihai (CV 6) reduced to treat seven types of hernias miraculously (*Xi Hong Fu*). For hong jiao jiao (foot Qi disease), take these four points: Erqiao (Zhaohai, Shenmai) and Erling (Yinlingquan, Yanglingquan). Combined with Zusanli (ST 36) to treat hong jiao jiao and waist diseases (*Ling Guang Fu*). Combined with Yangwei and Neiguan to expel the placenta and treat throat obstruction (*Biao You Fu*).
**Shuiquan (KI 5)** is slightly posterior to the medial malleolus, directly below Taixi. Puncture 0.4 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for blurred vision unable to see far, amenorrhea in women, or heavy flow with epigastric pain and lower abdominal pain, dysuria, uterine prolapse. Combined with Tianshu (ST 25) to treat delayed menstruation (*Bai Zheng Fu*).
**Fuliu (KI 7)** is 0.5 cun posterior to Jiaoxin (KI 8), level with it. Puncture 0.2 cun, retain for three breaths, moxa 5 or 7 cones. It indicates treatment for intestinal hemorrhoids, pain drawing inward from the lower back/spine, inability to bend or straighten, irritability and loquacity, dry tongue, salivation, foot flaccidity, cold, inability to walk, blurred vision, borborygmus, abdominal pain, limb edema, ten types of water diseases, five types of strangury, night sweats, dental caries, fine and weak pulse. For unremitting night sweats and sallow complexion, moxa 7 cones (*Shen Nong Jing*). For bloody strangury, moxa 50 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Needle to treat lumbar sprain pain and generalized wind rash (*Tai Yi Ge*). For shaoyang with no sweat, reduce; it raises hidden pulses (*Yu Long Fu*). For shaoyang with no sweat, tonify Hegu (LI 4) first, then reduce this point (*Lan Jiang Fu*). This point specifically treats qi stagnation in the waist (*Xi Hong Fu*). Treats edema miraculously (*Ling Guang Fu*).
**Jiaoxin (KI 8)** is one cun below Sanyinjiao (SP 6), slightly posterior. Puncture 0.4 cun, retain for five breaths, moxa 3 cones. It indicates treatment for five types of strangury, hernia, yin tension, pain drawing along the medial thigh, dysentery (red and white), difficulty in urination and defecation, continuous metrorrhagia in women, uterine prolapse, irregular menstruation, lower abdominal pain, night sweats. Combined with Heyang (BL 59) to treat shortness of qi and bleeding in women (*Bai Zheng Fu*).
**Zhubin (KI 9)** is two cun vertically above Sanyinjiao (SP 6), one inch two fen posteriorly. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for pediatric congenital hernia, epilepsy, tongue protrusion, mania, cursing, abdominal pain, vomiting, salivation, foot pain.
**Yingu (KI 10)** is 1.5 cun posterior and horizontal from Ququan (LR 8), slightly lower. Puncture 0.4 cun, retain for seven breaths, moxa 3 cones. It indicates treatment for tongue flaccidity, drooling, abdominal distension, irritability, difficult urination, lower abdominal hernia urgency, pain drawing to the yin and inner thigh, flaccidity-bi, knee pain with inability to flex/extend, continuous leukorrhea in women, difficulty conceiving. Combined with Shuifen (CV 9) and Zusanli (ST 36) to promote urination and reduce swelling (*Tai Yi Ge*). Treats periumbilical pain (*Tong Xuan Zhi Yao Fu*).
**Henggu (KI 11)** is one cun below Dahe (KI 12), five cun below Huangshu (KI 16), 0.5 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.5 cun, moxa 3 or 5 cones. *Jia Yi Jing* states: puncture 1 cun. It indicates treatment for five types of strangury, urinary retention, pain drawing down from the genitalia, lower abdominal pain, red eyes, five zang deficiencies. Combined with Huangshu (KI 16) to drain long-standing accumulations of strangury (*Bai Zheng Fu*). Combined with Dadu (SP 2) to treat qi stagnation causing waist pain preventing standing (*Xi Hong Fu*).
**Dahe (KI 12)** is one cun below Qi Xu (KI 13), 0.5 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 5 cones. *Qianjin Fang* says 30 cones. *Jia Yi Jing* states puncture 1 cun. It indicates treatment for consumptive disease with seminal loss, impotence, retraction of the penis, penile pain, red eyes, red leukorrhea in women.
**Qi Xu (KI 13)** is one cun below Siman (RN 12), 0.5 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 0.5 cun (or equivalent intensity). *Jia Yi Jing* states puncture 1 cun. It indicates treatment for Ben Tun pain drawing to the lower back/spine, dysentery, irregular menstruation.
**Siman (RN 12)** is one cun below Zhongzhu (KI 15), 0.5 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 3 cones. *Jia Yi Jing* says puncture 1 cun. *Qianjin Fang* says moxa 100 cones. It indicates treatment for accumulations, hernia masses, sharp intestinal pain, Shi Shui, Ben Tun, lower abdominal pain, irregular menstruation, bad blood pain, infertility (moxa 30 cones).
**Zhongzhu (KI 15)** is one cun below Huangshu (KI 16), 0.5 cun from the midline. Puncture 1 cun, moxa 5 cones. Alternatively, puncture 0.5 cun. It indicates treatment for lower abdominal heat, hard/dry stool, lower back/spine pain, eye pain, irregular menstruation in women.
**Huangshu (KI 16)** is 1.5 cun below Shangqu (KI 17), directly beside the navel, 0.5 cun from the midline. Puncture 1 cun, moxa 5 cones. Alternatively, puncture 0.5 cun. It indicates treatment for abdominal pain, cold han, dry stool, red eyes, starting internally. Combined with Henggu (KI 11) to drain long-standing accumulations of strangury.
**Shangqu (KI 17)** is two cun below Shiguan (KI 18), 0.5 cun from the midline. Puncture 1 cun, moxa 5 cones. Alternatively, puncture 0.5 cun. It indicates treatment for sharp abdominal pain, accumulations, anorexia, red eyes, starting internally.
**Shiguan (KI 18)** is two cun below Yindu (KI 19), slightly closer to the midline (0.5 cun off). Puncture 1 cun, moxa 3 cones. Alternatively, puncture 0.5 cun. It indicates treatment for hiccup/belching, vomiting/reversal, spinal stiffness, abdominal pain, qi strangury, difficult urination, dry/stiff stool, red eyes, infertility in women, or evil blood in the uterus rushing upward causing unbearable abdominal pain. For accumulating qi pain, moxa 7 cones; pregnant women forbidden to moxa (*Shen Nong Jing*). For hiccup/belching/vomiting, moxa 100 cones (*Qianjin Fang*). Combined with Yinjiao (CV 4) to search for causes of infertility (*Bai Zheng Fu*).
**Yindu (KI 19)** is two cun below Tonggu (KI 20), slightly closer to the midline (0.5 cun off). Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 3 cones. *Jia Yi Jing* states puncture 1 cun. *Qianjin Fang* says moxa according to age (cones). It indicates treatment for heart irritability/fullness, confusion, rebellious qi, borborygmus, lung distension, qi rushing, vomiting saliva, difficulty in defecation, hypochondriac heat/pain, eye pain, cold/heat malaria, infertility in women, evil blood in the uterus, colicky abdominal pain.
**Tonggu (KI 20)** is two cun below Youmen (KI 21), slightly closer to the midline (0.5 cun off). Puncture 0.5 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for sudden aphonia, accumulations, masses, chest fullness, indigestion, diaphragmatic knot, vomiting, red eyes/blurred vision, clear nasal discharge, neck feeling like being pulled, inability to look back.
**Youmen (KI 21)** is 0.5 cun lateral to Juque (CV 14). Puncture 0.5 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for pain drawing from the chest, epigastric irritability, rebellious qi with internal urgency, flank fullness, anorexia, frequent cough, dry hiccups, vomiting saliva, amnesia, dysentery with pus/blood, lower abdominal distension, heart pain in women, rebellious qi, frequent vomiting, inability to swallow food. For epigastric bloating, indigestion, accumulation pain, moxa 14 cones; pregnant women forbidden to moxa (*Shen Nong Jing*). Combined with Yutang (GV 19) to open up irritability and stop vomiting/hiccups (*Bai Zheng Fu*).
**Bulang (KI 22)** is two cun lateral to Zhongting (CV 17). Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for chest/hypochondriac fullness/pain, nasal congestion, shortness of qi, retching/inability to breathe, vomiting/anorexia, inability to raise the arm.
**Shenfeng (KI 23)** is two cun above Bulang (KI 22), 2 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for chest/hypochondriac fullness/pain, retching/inability to breathe, vomiting/anorexia, mastitis, aversion to cold with shivering.
**Lingxu (KI 24)** is two cun above Shenfeng (KI 23), 2 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 5 cones. Indications same as Shenfeng.
**Shencang (KI 25)** is two cun above Lingxu (KI 24), 2 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 5 cones. Indications same as above. Combined with Xuanji (CV 15) to treat chest fullness and neck stiffness, tested effective (*Bai Zheng Fu*).
**Zhongfu (LU 1 - Note: Text says "Zhong" but context implies Zhongfu or similar anterior chest point, likely a typo in source for Zhongfu or referring to a specific location relative to Shencang. Given "Shencang up 2 cun", this is Zhongfu LU 1).** Is two cun above Shencang (KI 25), 2 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.4 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for retching/inability to breathe, chest/flank fullness, excessive saliva, vomiting/anorexia. For asthma with phlegm obstruction, moxa 14 cones (*Shen Nong Jing*). Alternatively, treats cough, asthma, hemoptysis.
**Shufu (KI 27)** is two cun above Zhongfu (LU 1), 2 cun from the midline. Puncture 0.3 cun, moxa 5 cones. It indicates treatment for retching/upward flowing qi, vomiting/anorexia, middle pain. Alternatively, reduce for hot cough, tonify for cold cough. Combined with Rugen (ST 18) to treat qi-cough and phlegm-asthma (*Yu Long Fu*).