〔《玉》〕气块∶照海 内关 通谷 又，积块∶章门 中脘（灸，皆三报之） 气海 天枢 上脘
通谷（选用之）
〔《甲》〕伤忧烦思气积，中脘主之。腹中积上下行，悬枢主之。大肠转气，按之如覆杯，热引胃痛，脾
气寒，四肢烦，不嗜食，脾俞主之。腹中积聚，时切痛，商（一作“盲”。）曲主之。胞中有大疝瘕积，与
阴阳相引而痛，苦涌泄上下出，补尺泽、太溪，手阳明寸口皆补之。
〔《摘》〕伏梁气状如覆杯∶上脘 三里
〔《甲》〕息奔时唾血，巨缺主之∶息奔胁下气上冲，胸中有热，期门主之。
〔《撮》〕奔豚气∶水道（二寸，灸五十壮泻之。）
〔桑〕奔豚抢心不得息，并疝∶玉泉（三寸，即中极穴。）章门（五十壮。）
又法，奔豚气攻，心胁痛满，淹淹欲绝。急先用汤洗手足，数数易之，却取下穴∶气海 期门 关元（各五七壮。）
〔《玉》〕疝气冲心欲死∶关门（在玉茎旁二寸，针入二寸半，灸二七壮。）
〔《甲》〕贲豚腹肿，章门主之。奔豚上下，期门主之。少腹积聚，劳宫主之。奔豚卵上入，痛引茎，归
来主之。贲豚上腹 坚，痛引阴中，不得小便，两丸骞，阴交主之。贲豚气，腹 痛，舌强不能言，茎肿，先
引腰，后引小腹，腰 少腹坚痛，下引阴中，不得小便，两丸骞，石门主之。贲豚寒气入小腹，时欲呕，伤中
溺血，小便数，背脐痛引阴，腹中窘急欲凑，后泄不止，关元主之。贲豚上抢心，甚则不得息，忽忽少气，尸
厥心烦痛，饱不能食，善寒中腹胀，引脐而痛，小腹与脊相控暴痛，时窘之后，中极主之。
[From *Yushu Jing*] Qi mass: Zhaohai (KI6), Neiguan (PC6), Tonggu (BL65). Additionally, for accumulation masses: Zhangmen (LR13), Zhongwan (CV12) [moxibustion, three applications each], Qihai (CV6), Tianshu (ST25), Shangwan (CV13), Tonggu (BL65) [select as appropriate].
[From *Jia Yi Jing*] For qi accumulation caused by sorrow, vexation, and overthinking, Zhongwan (CV12) is the primary point. For abdominal accumulations moving up and down, Xianshu (DU9) is the primary point. For large intestine qi turning, where palpation feels like an inverted cup, heat pulling causing stomach pain, spleen qi deficiency and cold, limb vexation, and lack of appetite, Pishu (BL20) is the primary point. For abdominal accumulations with frequent sharp pain, Shangqu (ST18, alternatively "Mang") is the primary point. For large hernia and mass accumulations in the uterus, causing pain due to mutual pulling between yin and yang, and suffering from upward and downward discharge, tonify Chize (LU5) and Taixi (KI3); apply tonification to the Hand Yangming channel and Cun Kou pulse.
[From *Zhenjiu Zhai Xuan*] Fuliang qi presenting like an inverted cup: Shangwan (CV13), Zusanli (ST36).
[From *Jia Yi Jing*] Xiben disease with frequent spitting of blood: Jugu (SI14) and Quepen (ST12) are primary; for Xiben with qi rushing up from the hypochondrium and heat in the chest, Qimen (LR14) is the primary point.
[From *Zhenjiu Cuoyao*] Bentun qi: Shuidao (ST28) [depth 2 cun, moxibustion 50 cones, then reduce].
[Sang's Method] Bentun qi attacking the heart causing dyspnea, and hernia: Yuquan (CV3, depth 3 cun, which is Zhongji CV3), Zhangmen (LR13) [50 cones].
Another method: Bentun qi attacking, causing pain and fullness in the heart and hypochondrium, feeling faint and near death. Urgently first wash hands and feet with hot water, changing frequently, then select lower points: Qihai (CV6), Qimen (LR14), Guanyuan (CV4) [each 5-7 cones].
[From *Yushu Jing*] Hernia qi rushing to the heart causing a desire to die: Guanmen (ST22) [located 2 cun lateral to the penis, needle depth 2.5 cun, moxibustion 14 cones].
[From *Jia Yi Jing*] Bentun disease with abdominal swelling: Zhangmen (LR13) is the primary point. Bentun qi moving up and down: Qimen (LR14) is the primary point. Shaofu (lower abdomen) accumulation: Laogong (PC8) is the primary point. Bentun qi causing testicles to ascend into the abdomen, with pain radiating to the penis: Guilai (ST29) is the primary point. Bentun qi ascending to the abdomen making it hard, pain radiating to the yin region, inability to urinate, and retracted testicles: Yinjiao (CV7) is the primary point. Bentun qi, abdominal pain, tongue stiffness preventing speech, penile swelling, initially pulling the waist then the lower abdomen, hardness and severe pain in the waist and lower abdomen, pulling down to the yin region, inability to urinate, and retracted testicles: Shimen (CV5) is the primary point. Bentun cold qi entering the lower abdomen, frequent nausea, damage to the middle jiao causing hematuria, frequent urination, back and umbilical pain radiating to the yin, abdominal urgency and tenesmus, and continuous diarrhea: Guanyuan (CV4) is the primary point. Bentun qi rushing to the heart, severe dyspnea, mental confusion and shortness of breath, corpse-like coma, vexation and pain, inability to eat after fullness, susceptibility to cold invading the middle causing abdominal distension, pain radiating from the umbilicus, sudden pain controlled by the lower abdomen and spine, and frequent urgency afterwards: Zhongji (CV3) is the primary point.