〔《摘》〕经脉不通（《心术》同∶）曲池、支沟、三里、三阴交（此四穴壅塞不通则泻之，如虚耗不行
则补之。）
〔《集》〕月经断绝∶中极、三阴交、肾俞、合谷。
〔东〕又法∶四满（在丹田傍一寸半。）
〔《心》〕经脉不通，变成瘕症，饮食如常，腹渐大如蛊∶气海（用针通管去其泻水恶物）阴交（取
法亦如上，去其恶物）
〔《甲》〕月水不通，奔豚泄气上下引腰脊痛，气穴主之。女子不下月水，照海主之。妇人少腹坚痛，
月水不通，带脉主之。月水不利，见血而有身则反败，及乳肿，临泣主之。
〔《脉》〕师曰∶有一妇人，将一女子年十五所来诊，言女子年十四时，经水自下，今经反断。其母言恐
怖。师曰∶若是夫人亲女，必夫人年十四时亦以经水下，所以断，此为避年，勿怪，后当自下。
肾脉微涩为不月。（全文见虚实门。）
二阳之病发心脾，有不得隐曲，女子不月，其传为息奔者，死不治。（全文见诊病传变。）
[From *Zhenjiu Zhaoying*] Obstruction of the meridians: Select Quchi (LI11), Zhigou (SJ6), Zusanli (ST36), and Sanyinjiao (SP6). (If these four acupoints are obstructed causing amenorrhea, apply the reducing method; if amenorrhea is due to deficiency and exhaustion, apply the tonifying method.)
[From *Zhenjiu Jicheng*] Amenorrhea: Select Zhongji (CV3), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Shenshu (BL23), and Hegu (LI4).
[Dong Yuan] Another method: Select Siman (CV4). (Located one and a half cun lateral to Dantian.)
[From *Qianjin Fang*] Obstruction of the meridians evolving into a mass syndrome (*Jia*), with normal diet but gradually distending abdomen resembling *Gu* poisoning: Select Qihai (CV6) (use a needle connected to a tube to drain fluid and foul matter); select Yinjiao (CV7) (method as above, to discharge foul matter).
[From *Jiayijing*] For amenorrhea accompanied by *Ben Tun* (rushing pig) syndrome with qi leakage, and pain in the lower back and spine radiating up and down, Qi Xue (KI13) is indicated. For women with absent menstruation, Zhaohai (KI6) is indicated. For women with hardness and pain in the lower abdomen and amenorrhea, Da Mai (GB26) is indicated. For irregular menstruation, where bleeding occurs leading to miscarriage upon conception, and breast swelling, Lin Qi (GB41) is indicated.
[From *Maijue*] The Master said: A woman brought her fifteen-year-old daughter for consultation, stating that the daughter's menstruation began naturally at age fourteen but has now ceased. The mother was fearful. The Master said: If this is the夫人's biological daughter, it is certain that the夫人 also had her menstruation at age fourteen. Therefore, this cessation is called "Bi Nian" (a physiological pause in menstruation in young women), do not be alarmed; menstruation will resume spontaneously later. A faint and choppy pulse at the Kidney position indicates absence of menstruation. (Full text see Section on Deficiency and Excess.)
Disease of the Two Yang (Stomach and Large Intestine) originating from Heart and Spleen, involving hidden difficulties or sexual dysfunction, leads to amenorrhea in women. If it transmits to become *Xi Fen* (a type of accumulation disease), it is a fatal condition and incurable. (Full text see Section on Diagnosis of Disease Transmission.)