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天柱 二穴，在项后大筋外宛宛中。灸三壮。主头晕脑重，目如脱，项如拔，项痛
急强，左右罔顾也。
魄户 二穴，在第三椎下两旁各三寸，正坐取之宛宛中。灸五壮。主肩膊间急痛，
背气不能引顾，咳逆上喘也。
意舍 二穴，在第九椎下，两旁各三寸陷者中，正坐阔肩取之。灸七壮。主胸胁胀
满，背痛，恶寒，饮食不下，呕吐不留住也。
悬枢 一穴，在第十一椎节下陷者中。灸三壮。主腹中积气上下行，腠中尽痛也。
胞肓 二穴，在第十九椎下，两旁各三寸陷者中，俯而取之。灸五壮。主腰痛不可
忍，俯仰难，恶寒，小便涩也。
中膂俞 二穴，在第二十椎下，两旁各一寸半。主腰痛不可俯仰，夹背膂痛，上下
按之，应者从项后至此穴，痛者灸之立愈也。
强间 一穴，在后顶后一寸五分宛宛中。灸三壮。主头痛如针刺，不可动，项如拔
，左右不得顾。岐伯曰∶兼治风痫病。
翳风 二穴，在耳后尖角陷者中，按之引耳是也。灸三壮。主耳鸣聋失欠，暴哑不
能言，口噤不开，及口吻 也。
列缺 二穴，在腕上一寸，筋骨罅间宛宛中。灸三壮。主偏风，半身不举，口 ，
腕劳肘臂痛，及 疟，面色不定。
合谷 二穴，一名虎口，在手大指两骨罅间宛宛中。灸三壮，主 疟寒热，热病汗
不出，目不明，生白翳，皮肤痂疥，遍身风疹。
飞阳 二穴，在外踝上七寸陷者中。灸五壮。主体重，起坐不能步，失履不收，脚
酸重，战栗不能久立。
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附阳 二穴，在外踝上二寸后筋骨间陷者中。灸五壮。主腰痛不能久立，腿膝胫酸重，
筋急，屈伸难，坐不能起，四肢不举也。
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天柱穴，左右各一穴，位于项部后方大筋的外侧凹陷处。施灸三壮。主治头晕脑重，眼球胀痛如脱出，颈部僵硬如被拔拽，颈项疼痛且拘急强直，头部无法向左右转动回顾。
魄户穴，左右各一穴，位于第三胸椎棘突下两旁各三寸处，正坐时取穴位处的凹陷中。施灸五壮。主治肩背部拘急疼痛，背部气机不畅导致无法回头，咳嗽气逆上喘。
意舍穴，左右各一穴，位于第九胸椎棘突下两旁各三寸的凹陷处，正坐并张开双肩时取之。施灸七壮。主治胸胁胀满，背痛，恶寒，饮食难以下咽，呕吐且食物停留不化。
悬枢穴，一穴，位于第十一胸椎棘突下的凹陷处。施灸三壮。主治腹中积气上下运行，腠理间全面疼痛。
胞肓穴，左右各一穴，位于第十九胸椎棘突下两旁各三寸的凹陷处，俯身时取之。施灸五壮。主治腰痛剧烈难以忍受，俯仰困难，恶寒，小便涩滞不畅。
中膂俞穴，左右各一穴，位于第二十胸椎棘突下两旁各一寸半处。主治腰痛导致无法俯仰，脊柱两侧及背部疼痛，上下按压时，若疼痛反应从项后延伸至此穴，对此穴施灸可立即痊愈。
强间穴，一穴，位于后顶穴后方一寸五分处的凹陷中。施灸三壮。主治头痛如针刺般剧烈，头部不可转动，颈部僵硬如被拔拽，左右无法回顾。岐伯说：兼治风痫病。
翳风穴，左右各一穴，位于耳后乳突尖角下方的凹陷处，按压时感觉牵引至耳朵即是该穴。施灸三壮。主治耳鸣耳聋、打哈欠，突发失音不能说话，口噤不开，以及口角歪斜。
列缺穴，左右各一穴，位于腕横纹上一寸，筋骨缝隙间的凹陷处。施灸三壮。主治偏瘫，半身不遂，口眼歪斜，手腕劳损及肘臂疼痛，以及疟疾，面色变幻不定。
合谷穴，左右各一穴，又名虎口，位于手拇指与食指两骨缝隙间的凹陷处。施灸三壮，主治疟疾寒热往来，热病汗不出，视物不明，眼睛生成白翳，皮肤生痂疥疮，全身风疹。
飞阳穴，左右各一穴，位于外踝尖上方七寸的凹陷处。施灸五壮。主治身体沉重，起坐行走困难，鞋子脱落无法自行收回，脚部酸重，战栗无法久立。
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附阳穴，左右各一穴，位于外踝尖上方二寸后方的筋骨间凹陷处。施灸五壮。主治腰痛无法久立，腿膝小腿酸重，筋脉拘急，屈伸困难，坐起困难，四肢无力抬举。
[Figure of the Posterior Human Form, Chapter 7]
Tianzhu (GB10): Two acupoints, located in the depressions lateral to the large tendons at the back of the neck. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Dizziness and heaviness of the head, sensation of eyes protruding, stiffness of the neck as if being pulled, neck pain with acute rigidity, and inability to turn the head left or right.
Pohu (BL42): Two acupoints, located three cun lateral to the spinous process of the third thoracic vertebra; take the point in the depression when sitting upright. Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Acute pain between the shoulders, inability to turn the head due to stagnant qi in the back, coughing with rebellious qi and wheezing.
Yishe (BL49): Two acupoints, located three cun lateral to the spinous process of the ninth thoracic vertebra in the depressions; take the point by sitting upright and spreading the shoulders wide. Moxibustion: 7 moxa cones. Indications: Distension and fullness in the chest and hypochondrium, back pain, aversion to cold, difficulty swallowing food, vomiting with undigested food retention.
Xuan Shu (GV6): One acupoint, located in the depression below the spinous process of the eleventh thoracic vertebra. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Accumulated qi moving up and down in the abdomen, generalized pain in the interstices (couli).
Baohuang (BL54): Two acupoints, located three cun lateral to the spinous process of the nineteenth thoracic vertebra in the depressions; take the point while bending forward. Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Severe lower back pain intolerable to bear, difficulty in flexion and extension, aversion to cold, and dysuria (scanty and difficult urination).
Zhonglvyu (BL55): Two acupoints, located one and a half cun lateral to the spinous process of the twentieth thoracic vertebra. Indications: Lower back pain preventing flexion and extension, pain along the spine and back. Upon pressing above and below, if the pain response extends from the nape to this acupoint, applying moxibustion here will lead to immediate cure.
Qiangjian (DU18): One acupoint, located one and a half cun posterior to Houding (GV17) in the depression. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Headache like needle pricks, immobility of the head, neck stiffness as if being pulled, and inability to look left or right. Qibo stated: It also treats wind-phlegm epilepsy.
Yifeng (TE17): Two acupoints, located in the depression behind the mastoid process tip; press to feel traction in the ear. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Tinnitus, deafness, yawning, sudden aphonia (inability to speak), lockjaw (trismus), and facial paralysis (deviation of the mouth and corner of the lip).
Lieque (LU7): Two acupoints, located one cun above the wrist crease in the depression between the bone and tendon. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Hemiplegia, hemiparesis, facial paralysis (mouth and eye deviation), wrist strain, elbow and arm pain, malaria, and variable complexion.
Hegu (LI4): Two acupoints, also known as "Tiger's Mouth," located in the depression between the first and second metacarpal bones. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Alternating chills and fever in malaria, anhidrosis in febrile diseases, blurred vision, leukoma (white opacity on the cornea), skin crusts and scabies, and generalized urticaria.
Feiyang (BL58): Two acupoints, located seven cun above the external malleolus in the depression. Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Heaviness of the body, difficulty rising, sitting, or walking, inability to retrieve fallen shoes, soreness and heaviness of the feet, tremors, and inability to stand for long periods.
[Figure of the Posterior Human Form, Chapter 8]
Fuyang (BL59): Two acupoints, located two cun above the external malleolus in the depression between the bone and tendon posteriorly. Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Lower back pain preventing prolonged standing, soreness and heaviness of the legs, knees, and shins, muscle spasms, difficulty in flexion and extension, difficulty rising from a seated position, and paralysis of the four limbs.