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三焦俞治胀满疼，积块坚硬痛不宁，更治赤白休息痢，刺灸此穴自然轻。
注：[1]三焦俞穴，主治胀满积块，坚硬疼痛，及赤、白痢疾不止等证。
[2]针二分，灸五壮。
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条文：
胃俞主治黄疸病，食毕头目即晕眩，疟疾善饥不能食，艾火多加自可痊。
注：[1]胃俞穴，主治黄疸，食毕头眩，疟疾，善饥不能食等证。
[2]针三分，灸三壮。
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肾俞主灸下元虚，令人有子效多奇，兼灸吐血聋腰痛，女疸妇带不能遗。
注：[1]肾俞穴，主治下元诸虚，精冷无子，及耳聋，吐血，腰痛，女劳疸，
妇人赤、白带下等证。
[2]灸三壮，禁针。
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大肠俞治腰脊疼，大小便难此可通，兼治泄泻痢疾病，先补后泻要分明。
注：[1]大肠俞穴，主治腰脊疼痛，大小便不通，及泄泻，痢疾等证。
[2]针三分，灸三壮。
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条文：
膀胱俞治小便难，少腹胀痛不能安，更治腰脊强直痛，艾火多添疾自痊。
注：[1]膀胱俞穴，主治小便不通，少腹胀痛，及腰脊强直疼痛等证。
[2]针三分，灸七壮。
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条文：
□嘻主治久疟病，五脏疟灸脏俞平，意舍主治胁满痛，兼疗呕吐时宁。
注：[1]□嘻俞穴，主治久疟。
[2]若五脏疟，灸五脏俞。五脏俞者，心、肝、脾、肺、肾俞也。
俱穴六分，灸二七壮。
[3]意舍穴，主治两胁胀满，疼痛呕吐。针五分，灸三壮。
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Sanjiaoshu (BL-22, Triple Energizer Shu) treats abdominal distension and pain, as well as accumulations (masses) that are hard and cause restless pain; it also treats dysentery with red and white discharge and intermittent dysentery. Needling or moxibustion at this acupoint will naturally alleviate symptoms.
Note: [1] Sanjiaoshu (BL-22) indicates for abdominal distension, accumulations, hardness and pain, as well as persistent red and white dysentery.
[2] Needle 0.2 cun, moxa 5 cones.
Weishu (BL-21, Stomach Shu) indicates for jaundice, dizziness and vertigo immediately after eating; malaria presenting with hunger but inability to eat. Moxibustion with increased heat can lead to recovery.
Note: [1] Weishu (BL-21) indicates for jaundice, postprandial dizziness, malaria, and hunger with inability to eat.
[2] Needle 0.3 cun, moxa 3 cones.
Shenshu (BL-23, Kidney Shu) is primarily indicated for moxibustion to tonify deficiency of the Lower Yuan (Lower Burner), promoting fertility with remarkable efficacy; it also treats hemoptysis, deafness, lower back pain, female labor jaundice (jaundice due to sexual exhaustion), and excessive leukorrhea or seminal emission in women.
Note: [1] Shenshu (BL-23) indicates for various deficiencies of the Lower Yuan, cold essence with infertility, as well as deafness, hemoptysis, lower back pain, female labor jaundice,
and red and white leukorrhea in women.
[2] Moxa 3 cones only; needling is contraindicated.
Dachangshu (BL-25, Large Intestine Shu) treats lower back and spine pain, and unblocking difficulty in urination and defecation; it also treats diarrhea and dysentery. The techniques of tonification followed by sedation must be clearly distinguished.
Note: [1] Dachangshu (BL-25) indicates for lower back and spine pain, obstruction of urination and defecation, as well as diarrhea and dysentery.
[2] Needle 0.3 cun, moxa 3 cones.
Pangguangshu (BL-28, Bladder Shu) treats difficulty in urination and lower abdominal distension and pain causing discomfort; it also treats stiffness and pain in the lower back and spine. Increasing the amount of moxibustion leads to natural recovery.
Note: [1] Pangguangshu (BL-28) indicates for obstruction of urination, lower abdominal distension and pain, as well as stiffness and pain in the lower back and spine.
[2] Needle 0.3 cun, moxa 7 cones.
Xixi (BL-56, Xixi) indicates for chronic malaria; for five-zang malaria, the Five Zang Shu points should be moxaed to calm the condition. Yishe (BL-49, Intention Residence) indicates for hypochondriac fullness and pain, and also treats vomiting, providing relief.
Note: [1] Xixi (BL-56) indicates for chronic malaria.
[2] For five-zang malaria, moxa the Five Zang Shu points. The Five Zang Shu points refer to Xinshu (BL-15, Heart Shu), Ganshu (BL-18, Liver Shu), Pishu (BL-20, Spleen Shu), Feishu (BL-13, Lung Shu), and Shenshu (BL-23, Kidney Shu).
All these points are needled 0.6 cun, moxa 14 cones (two sevens).
[3] Yishe (BL-49) indicates for hypochondriac distension, pain, and vomiting. Needle 0.5 cun, moxa 3 cones.