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Fengshi (GB31, Wind Market) primarily treats spasmodic pain in both knees, drawing tension and stiffness to the hypochondrium; the skin may appear cyanotic, withered, or dark yellow like rotting wood. Dachong (LR4, Great Surge) primarily treats pain anterior to the medial malleolus of the knee. Zhongfeng (LR4, Middle Seal) primarily treats shortness of breath, heaviness and dampness of the body, swelling of the knee, and pain anterior to the medial malleolus. Liangqiu (ST34, Liangqiu), Ququan (LR8, Ququan), and Yangguan (EX-LE7, Yangguan) primarily treat tendon spasms, inability to flex and extend the knee, and inability to walk. Dubi (ST35, Cow's Nose) primarily treats pain and numbness in the knee. (Another account states: it treats numbness of the knee and difficulty in kneeling.) Jiexi (ST41, Unbinding), Tiaokou (ST38, Barbed Gate), Qiuxu (GB40, Cavernous Spring), and Taibai (SP3, Supreme White) primarily treat swelling of the knee and thigh, sourness, and muscle cramps. Heyang (BL56, Jointed Yang) primarily treats heaviness in the knee and thigh. Shanglian (LI9, Upper Cleft) primarily treats knee swelling caused by wind-water pathogen. Yinshi (ST31, Yin City) primarily treats coldness in the knee. Fubu (ST32, Hidden Rabbit) primarily treats coldness in the knee. Xiaxi (GB43, Cleft Stream) and Yangguan (EX-LE7, Yangguan) primarily treat pain on the lateral aspect of the knee. Biguan (ST31, Thigh Pass) primarily treats coldness and numbness of the knee, atrophy-bi syndrome preventing flexion and extension. Guangming (GB37, Bright Light) primarily treats knee pain, heat in the lower leg preventing walking, and small hands and feet. Xiguan (EX-LE9, Knee Pass) primarily treats pain on the medial aspect of the knee radiating to the patella, preventing flexion. Whenever there is swelling at Dubi (ST35, Cow's Nose), moxibustion can be applied, but needling is contraindicated. If the area is hard, do not attack it with strong manipulation, as doing so will lead to death.

Zhangmen (LR13, Door of the Rib) primarily treats flaccidity and laziness of the four limbs, and emotional instability (anger and joy). Lieque (LU7, Broken Sequence) primarily treats cold extremities and excessive laughter. Ququan (LR8, Ququan), Fuyang (GB38, Attached Yang), and Tianchi (PC1, Heavenly Pool) primarily treat inability to raise the limbs. Zhaohai (KI6, Illuminated Sea) primarily treats soreness and weakness of the four limbs. Wuli (GB29, Five Miles), Sanjian (LI3, Between the Bars), and Tian [text incomplete, likely referring to a point like Tianjing or Tiannao] primarily treat tremors/shaking. Fuliu (KI7, Returning Flow), Fenglong (ST40, Abundant Looseness), and Dadu (SP2, Great Market) primarily treat limb swelling due to rebellious wind qi.

Shuai Gu (GB8, Shuai Valley) primarily treats dizziness and pain in both eyes caused by alcohol intoxication and wind-heat. (The *Jia Yi Jing* states: inability to eat, fullness and irritability, vomiting.) Wanggu (GB12, Complete Bone) primarily treats head wind pain, pain behind the ear, and vexation. (The *Jia Yi Jing* states: it treats foot weakness causing shoes to fall off, facial paralysis, head and neck twitching pain, and tight jaw.) Tianzhu (BL10, Heavenly Pillar) primarily treats wind-induced dizziness. Jiegu (GB39, Absent Bone/Gallbladder) primarily treats body heaviness due to wind-lao (chronic deficiency). Tianfu (LU3, Heavenly Mansion), Quchi (LI11, Pool at the Crook), Lieque (LU7, Broken Sequence), and Baihui (DU20, Hundred Convergences) primarily treat aversion to wind and evil qi, tearing, and forgetfulness. Yanggu (SI5, Yang Valley) primarily treats wind-induced dizziness, palpitations, hand curling, sweating from wind leakage, and stiffness of the waist and neck. (The *Jia Yi Jing* states: hand curling manifests as wrist pain.) Yinqiao (KI6, Yin Heel Vessel) primarily treats sudden loss of consciousness due to wind stroke, and hemiplegia preventing walking. Jiexi (ST41, Unbinding) primarily treats wind pathogen moving from head to foot, resulting in red face and eyes. Kunlun (BL60, Kunlun) primarily treats manic insanity and severe wind disease. Linqi (GB15, Diminished Light) primarily treats eye pain caused by severe wind. (The *Jia Yi Jing* states: pain at the outer canthus.) Fuyang (GB38, Attached Yang) primarily treats atrophy-cold and heavy head wind pain. Yongquan (KI1, Gushing Spring) primarily treats wind entering the abdomen. Juque (CV14, Giant Screen) and Zhaohai (KI6, Illuminated Sea) primarily treat convulsions drawing into the umbilical and abdominal region, and shortness of breath. (Another account states: Zhaohai treats severe wind where the patient silently does not know where the pain is, and visual hallucinations like seeing stars.) Jianshi (PC5, Intercalated Intestine) primarily treats wind-heat of the head and body. Shangyang (LI1, Shangyang) primarily treats wind striking the ear. Guanchong (SJ1, Guanchong) primarily treats black complexion, thirst, and wind susceptibility. Tianjing (TE10, Heavenly Well), Shendao (DU11, Divine Path), and Xinshu (BL15, Heart Transport) primarily treat sorrow, worry, trance, and unhappiness. (Another account states: Tianjing treats severe wind where the patient silently does not know where the pain is, and feels sorrowful and unhappy.) Mingmen (DU4, Gate of Life) primarily treats convulsions, interior urgency, and mutual pulling pain between the waist and abdomen. Shangguan (GB3, Upper Gate) primarily treats convulsions, salivation, alternating chills and fever, and bone pain drawn by the pathogen. Houxi (SI3, Backstream) primarily treats body coldness due to wind. Yemen (TE2, Fluid Gate) primarily treats wind-cold-heat. Changqiang (DU1, Long Strong), Shenshu (BL23, Kidney Transport), and Zhonglvyu (BL27, Middle Sacral Transport) primarily treat alternating chills and fever, and opisthotonos. Pishu (BL20, Spleen Transport) and Pangguangshu (BL28, Bladder Transport) primarily treat heat drawing bone pain. Ganshu (BL18, Liver Transport) primarily treats cold-heat of tendons, tendon stiffness, and mutual pulling of the hands. Tongli (HT5, Connecting Thread) primarily treats aphasia. Yuji (LU10, Fish Border) primarily treats belching and loss of qi (eructation).