通谷 章门 曲泉 膈俞 期门 食窦 陷谷 石门 主胸胁支满。 大杼 心俞 主
胸中郁郁。 本神 颅息 主胸胁相引不得侧。 肝俞 脾俞 志室主两胁急痛。 肾俞 主
两胁引痛。 神堂 主胸腹满。 三间 主胸满肠鸣。 阳溪 天容 主胸满不得息。 期
门缺盆 主胸中热，息贲，胁下气上。 曲池 人迎 神道 章门 中府 临泣 天池 璇
玑府俞 主胸中满。 支沟 主胁腋急痛。 腕骨 阳谷 主胁痛不得息。 丰隆 丘墟
主胸痛如刺。 窍阴 主胁痛咳逆。 临泣 主季胁下支痛，胸痹不得息。 阳辅 主胸胁
痛。 阳交 主胸满肿。 环跳 至阴 主胸胁痛无常处，腰胁相引急痛。 太白 主胸胁
胀切痛。（《甲乙》云∶肠鸣切痛。） 然骨 主胸中寒，咳唾有血。 大钟 主胸喘息胀。 胆
俞章门 主胁痛不得卧，胸满呕无所出。 大包 主胸胁中痛。 膻中 天井 主心胸痛。
膺窗 主胸胁痈肿。 华盖 紫宫 中庭 神藏 灵墟 胃俞 侠溪 步廊 商阳 上廉
三里 气户 周荣 上脘 劳宫 涌泉 阳陵泉 主胸胁柱满。 乳根 主胸下满痛。 云
门中府 隐白 期门 肺俞 魂门 大陵 主胸中痛。（又云∶云门主胸中暴逆。） 鸠尾
主胸满咳逆。 巨阙 间使 主胸中澹澹。（又云∶间使主胸痹背相引。） 中脘 承满 主
胁下坚痛。 梁门 主胸下积气。 大泉 主胸满 呼、胸膺痛。 鱼际 主痹走胸背不得
息。关
主气短胁痛，心烦。 少冲，主胸痛口热。 凡胸满气短，不得汗皆针补手太阴以出汗
Tonggu (BL-29), Zhangmen (LR-13), Ququan (LR-8), Geshu (BL-17), Qimen (LR-14), Shidou (ST-23), Xian Gu (ST-43), and Shimen (CV-5) primarily treat distending fullness in the chest and hypochondrium.
Dazhu (BL-11) and Xinshu (BL-15) primarily treat a feeling of depression or stifling sensation in the chest.
Benshen (GB-13) and Luxi (TE-18) primarily treat inability to turn the body due to pulling pain between the chest and hypochondrium.
Ganshu (BL-18), Pishu (BL-20), and Zhishi (BL-52) primarily treat acute, cramping pain in both hypochondria.
Shenshu (BL-23) primarily treats pulling pain in both hypochondria.
Shentang (BL-44) primarily treats fullness in the chest and abdomen.
Sanjian (LI-3) primarily treats chest fullness accompanied by borborygmus (intestinal rumbling).
Yangxi (LI-5) and Tianrong (SI-17) primarily treat chest fullness with dyspnea (inability to breathe freely).
Qimen (LR-14) and Quepen (ST-12) primarily treat heat in the chest, Xi Ben (accumulation of Qi in the lung causing shortness of breath and cough), and Qi rising from below the hypochondrium.
Quchi (LI-11), Yingchang (ST-9), Shendao (DU-11), Zhangmen (LR-13), Zhongfu (LU-1), Linqi (GB-41), Tianchi (PC-1), Xuanji (CV-21), and Fushu (BL-16) primarily treat fullness in the chest.
Zhigou (TE-6) primarily treats acute, cramping pain in the hypochondrium and axilla.
Wangu (SI-4) and Yanggu (SI-5) primarily treat hypochondriac pain with restricted breathing.
Fenglong (ST-40) and Qiuxu (GB-40) primarily treat stabbing pain in the chest.
Qiaoyin (GB-45) primarily treats hypochondriac pain with cough and rebellious Qi.
Linqi (GB-41) primarily treats distending pain below the costal margin and chest Bi syndrome with dyspnea.
Yangfu (GB-38) primarily treats chest and hypochondriac pain.
Yangjiao (GB-35) primarily treats chest fullness and swelling.
Huantiao (GB-30) and Zhiyin (BL-67) primarily treat migratory pain in the chest and hypochondrium, and acute pulling pain between the waist and hypochondrium.
Taibai (SP-3) primarily treats distending, cutting pain in the chest and hypochondrium. (According to *Jia Yi Jing*: intestinal rumbling with cutting pain.)
Rangu (KI-2) primarily treats cold in the chest, and coughing up blood-stained sputum.
Dazhong (KI-4) primarily treats wheezing and distension in the chest.
Danshu (BL-19) and Zhangmen (LR-13) primarily treat hypochondriac pain preventing lying down, chest fullness, and vomiting without material discharge.
Dabao (SP-21) primarily treats pain inside the chest and hypochondrium.
Danzhong (CV-17) and Tianjing (TE-11) primarily treat pain in the heart and chest.
Yingchuang (ST-16) primarily treats carbuncles and swellings in the chest and hypochondrium.
Huagai (CV-22), Zipper (CV-19), Zhongting (CV-17), Shencang (BL-44), Lingxu (BL-45), Weishu (BL-21), Xiaxi (GB-43), Bulang (ST-22), Shangyang (LI-1), Shanglian (ST-39), Sanli (ST-36), Qihu (ST-15), Zhourong (ST-21), Shangwan (CV-13), Laogong (PC-8), Yongquan (KI-1), and Yanglingquan (GB-34) primarily treat distending fullness in the chest and hypochondrium.
Rugen (ST-17) primarily treats fullness and pain below the chest.
Yunmen (LU-2), Zhongfu (LU-1), Yinbai (SP-1), Qimen (LR-14), Feishu (BL-13), Hunmen (BL-47), Daling (PC-7) primarily treat pain in the chest. (Also states: Yunmen primarily treats sudden rebellious Qi in the chest.)
Jiuwei (CV-15) primarily treats chest fullness with cough and rebellious Qi.
Juque (CV-14) and Jianshi (PC-5) primarily treat palpitations in the chest. (Also states: Jianshi primarily treats chest Bi with pulling pain to the back.)
Zhongwan (CV-12) and Chengman (ST-20) primarily treat hard, painful masses below the hypochondrium.
Liangmen (ST-21) primarily treats accumulation of Qi below the chest.
Daquan (LI-11 - *Note: Likely typo in original text for Daqian/Quchi or similar, but translated as is*) primarily treats chest fullness and pain in the chest wall when calling out.
Yuji (LU-10) primarily treats Bi syndrome wandering to the chest and back with dyspnea.
Guanyuan (CV-4) primarily treats shortness of breath, hypochondriac pain, and irritability.
Shaochong (HT-9) primarily treats chest pain with heat in the mouth.
For conditions characterized by chest fullness, shortness of breath, and absence of sweating, needle the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian using the tonification method to induce sweating.