针灸服药吉日 （紧急不拘）
丁卯、庚午、甲戌、丙子、丁丑、壬午、甲申、丙戌、丁亥、辛卯、壬辰、丙申、戊戌、己亥、庚子、辛
丑、甲辰、乙巳、丙午、戊申、壬子、癸丑、乙卯，丙辰、己未、壬戌，及成开执日，忌辛未扁鹊死日。
又，春甲乙，夏丙丁，四季戊己，秋庚辛，冬壬癸。男喜破日忌除，女喜除日忌破，男女俱宜开日，
俱忌满日，男忌戊，女忌己。又，游祸日不宜服药，正五九月巳日，二六十月卯日，三七十一月午日，四八
十二月申日。
九宫尻神禁忌
坤踝震 指牙上，巽属头兮乳口中，面背目干手膊兑，项腰艮膝肋离从，坎肘脚肚轮流数，惟有肩尻在中
宫。
其法一岁从坤，二岁从震，周而复始。针灸犯之，重则丧命，轻发痈疽。
九部人神禁忌
一脐二心三到肋，四咽五口六在首，七脊八腰九在足，轮流顺数忌针灸。
其法一岁起脐，二岁到心，周而复始数之。行年犯处，忌用针灸。
十二部人神禁忌
一心二喉三到头，四肩五背六腰求，七腹八项九足十膝，十一阴（十二）股是一周。
其法亦一岁一位，周而复始数之。
四季人神禁忌
春秋左右胁，冬夏在腰脐，四季人神处，针灸莫施行。
逐月血忌
行针须要明血忌，正丑二寅三之未，四申五卯六酉宫，七辰八戌九居巳，十亥十一月午当，腊子更加逢日
闭。
逐月血支
血支针灸仍须忌，正丑二寅三卯位，四辰五巳六午中，七未八中九酉部，十月在戌十一亥，十二月于子上议。
十二支人神所在禁忌
子目丑腰耳寅胸，卯脾鼻辰腰膝中，巳手午心未头手，申头背酉背仍同，戌在头面亥头项，十二支人神忌
逢。
逐日人神所在禁忌
一足鼻柱小指中，初一足大趾，十一鼻柱，二十一小指。
二踝发际外踝同，初二外踝，十二发际，二十二外踝。
三腿牙齿并肝足，初三股腿，十三牙齿，二十三在肝与足。
四腰胃脘手阳明，初四腰，十四胃脘，二十四手阳明经。
五口遍身足阳明，初五口，十五遍身，二十五足阳明胃经。
六手在胸又在胸，初六手，十六在胸，二十六又在胸。
七内踝气冲占膝，初七内踝，十七气冲，二十七在膝。
八脘股内占阴中，初八腕，十八股内，二十八在阴。
九尻在足并膝股，初九在尻，十九足，二十九膝股。
十腰内踝足趺中。初十腰背，二十内踝，三十足趺。
凡针灸必忌人神、尻神、血支、血忌之类。急病一日上忌一时，正午以后乃可灸，早则恐有昏晕。卒病
不拘早晚，若值雷雨，亦必宁待。
Auspicious Days for Acupuncture, Moxibustion, and Medication (Exemptions for Emergencies)
The auspicious days are Dingmao, Gengwu, Jiaxu, Bingzi, Dingchou, Renwu, Jiashen, Bingxu, Dinghai, Xinmao, Renchén, Bingshen, Wuxu, Jihai, Gengzi, Xinchou, Jiachen, Yisi, Bingwu, Wushen, Renzi, Guichou, Yimao, Bingchen, Jiwei, Renxu. The days of Cheng (Completion), Kai (Opening), and Zhi (Execution) in the Twelve Day Officers are also suitable. One must avoid Xinwei day, as it is the death day of Bian Que.
Furthermore, in Spring, the favorable Heavenly Stems are Jia and Yi; in Summer, Bing and Ding; in the four seasons (the last month of each season), Wu and Ji; in Autumn, Geng and Xin; in Winter, Ren and Gui. For men, Po (Break) day is preferred while Chu (Remove) day is avoided; for women, Chu (Remove) day is preferred while Po (Break) day is avoided. Both men and women prefer Kai (Open) day and avoid Man (Full) day. Men should avoid Wu days, and women should avoid Ji days. Additionally, on Youhuo (Wandering Misfortune) days, medication should not be taken. Specifically: Si days in the 1st, 5th, and 9th months; Mao days in the 2nd, 6th, and 10th months; Wu days in the 3rd, 7th, and 11th months; Shen days in the 4th, 8th, and 12th months.
Taboos of the Nine Palaces' Kaishen (Tailbone Spirit)
Kun corresponds to the ankle; Zhen corresponds to the toes and above the teeth; Xun corresponds to the head, breasts, and mouth; Dui corresponds to the face, back, eyes, bones, hands, and arms; Gen corresponds to the neck, waist, knees, and ribs; Li corresponds to the elbows, feet, and abdomen in rotation; only the shoulders and tailbone reside in the Central Palace.
The method is: Year 1 starts from Kun, Year 2 from Zhen, cycling continuously. If acupuncture or moxibustion violates these areas, severe cases may result in death, while mild cases may develop into carbuncles and sores (Yongju).
Taboos of the Nine Parts' Renshen (Human Spirit)
Year 1 at the umbilicus, Year 2 at the heart, Year 3 at the ribs, Year 4 at the throat, Year 5 at the mouth, Year 6 at the head, Year 7 at the spine, Year 8 at the waist, Year 9 at the feet. Count sequentially and avoid acupuncture/moxibustion.
The method is: Year 1 begins at the umbilicus, Year 2 at the heart, cycling continuously. Avoid acupuncture/moxibustion at the location indicated by the current year.
Taboos of the Twelve Parts' Renshen (Human Spirit)
Year 1 at the heart, Year 2 at the throat, Year 3 at the head, Year 4 at the shoulders, Year 5 at the back, Year 6 at the waist, Year 7 at the abdomen, Year 8 at the nape, Year 9 at the feet, Year 10 at the knees, Year 11 at the yin region (Year 12 at the thighs), completing one cycle.
The method is also one position per year, cycling continuously.
Taboos of the Four Seasons' Renshen (Human Spirit)
In Spring and Autumn, the spirit is at the left and right flanks; in Winter and Summer, it is at the waist and umbilicus. Do not perform acupuncture/moxibustion when the spirit is at these locations.
Monthly Blood Taboo (Xueji)
When needling, one must understand the Blood Taboo days: Chou day in the 1st month, Yin day in the 2nd, Wei day in the 3rd, Shen day in the 4th, Mao day in the 5th, You day in the 6th, Chen day in the 7th, Xu day in the 8th, Si day in the 9th, Hai day in the 10th, Wu day in the 11th. In the 12th month (La month), if it coincides with a Bi (Closed) day, it is also taboo.
Monthly Blood Branch (Xuezhi)
Blood Branch days are also taboo for acupuncture/moxibustion: Chou in the 1st month, Yin in the 2nd, Mao in the 3rd, Chen in the 4th, Si in the 5th, Wu in the 6th, Wei in the 7th, "Zhong" (Middle/Central) in the 8th, You in the 9th, Xu in the 10th, Hai in the 11th, Zi in the 12th.
Taboos of the Twelve Earthly Branches' Renshen (Human Spirit)
Zi day: eyes; Chou day: waist and ears; Yin day: chest; Mao day: spleen and nose; Chen day: waist and knees; Si day: hands; Wu day: heart; Wei day: head and hands; Shen day: head and back; You day: back; Xu day: head and face; Hai day: head and nape. All twelve branches have corresponding taboo locations.
Daily Renshen (Human Spirit) Locations
Day 1: Foot, nasal bridge, and little finger.
1st: Big toe of the foot; 11th: Nasal bridge; 21st: Little finger.
Day 2: Ankle, hairline, and outer ankle.
2nd: Outer ankle; 12th: Hairline; 22nd: Outer ankle.
Day 3: Thighs, teeth, Liver, and foot.
3rd: Thighs; 13th: Teeth; 23rd: Liver and foot.
Day 4: Waist, epigastrium, and Hand-Yangming Meridian.
4th: Waist; 14th: Epigastrium; 24th: Hand-Yangming Meridian.
Day 5: Mouth, whole body, and Foot-Yangming Meridian.
5th: Mouth; 15th: Whole body; 25th: Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
Day 6: Hands, chest, and chest.
6th: Hands; 16th: Chest; 26th: Chest.
Day 7: Inner ankle, Qichong point, and knee.
7th: Inner ankle; 17th: Qichong point; 27th: Knee.
Day 8: Wrist, inner thigh, and yin region.
8th: Wrist; 18th: Inner thigh; 28th: Yin region.
Day 9: Tailbone, foot, and knee/thighs.
9th: Tailbone; 19th: Foot; 29th: Knee and thighs.
Day 10: Waist, inner ankle, and dorsum of foot.
10th: Lower back; 20th: Inner ankle; 30th: Dorsum of foot.
Acupuncture and moxibustion must always avoid Renshen, Kaishen, Xuezhi, and Xueji. For urgent conditions, if there is a taboo for the day, one merely needs to avoid that specific hour; moxibustion can be performed after noon, as doing so earlier may cause dizziness. Sudden illnesses are not restricted by time of day, but if thunderstorms occur, treatment must be postponed until calm.