内迎香二穴，在鼻孔中。治目热暴痛，用芦管子搐出恶血，效。
鼻准一穴，在鼻柱尖上。是穴专治鼻上生酒醉风，宜用三棱针出血，立效。
耳尖二穴，在耳尖上，卷耳取之，尖上是穴。治眼生翳膜，宜灸七壮，不宜灸多。
聚泉一次，在舌上，当舌中，吐舌出直者，有缝陷中是穴。治哮喘咳嗽，及久嗽不愈，
若灸则不过七壮，灸法用生姜薄切一片搭于舌上穴中，然后灸之。如热嗽，用雄黄末少许，
和于艾炷中灸之。如冷嗽，用款冬花为末，和于艾炷中灸之，灸毕，以茶清连生姜细嚼咽下
。又治舌胎舌强，亦可治用小针出血，穴在舌上，当舌中，吐舌出有直缝陷中是穴也。
左金津右玉液二穴，在舌下两旁紫脉上，是穴卷舌取之。治重舌肿痛喉闭，用白汤煮三
棱针出血。
海泉一穴，在舌下中央脉上。是穴治消渴，用三棱针出血。
鱼腰二穴，在眉中间。是穴治眼生垂帘翳膜，针入一分，沿皮向两傍是也。
太阳二穴在眉后陷中，太阳紫脉上。是穴治眼红肿及头，宜用三棱针出血。出血之法，
用帛一条，紧缠其项，紫脉即见，刺见血立愈。又法以手紧扭其领，令紫脉见，却于紫脉上
刺见血，立愈。
大骨空二穴，在手大指中节上，屈指当骨尖陷中。是穴治目久痛，及生翳膜内障，可灸
七壮。
中魁二穴，在中指第二节骨尖，屈指得之。治五噎反胃吐食，可灸七壮，宜泻之。
八邪八穴，在手五指歧骨间，左右手各四穴。其一大都二穴，在手大指次指虎口，赤白
肉际，握拳取之，可灸七壮，针入一分，治头风牙痛。其二上都二穴，在手食指中指本节歧
骨间，握拳取之，治手臂红肿，针入一分，可灸五壮。其三中都二穴，在手中指无名指本节
歧骨间，又名液门也，治手臂红肿，针入一分，可灸五壮。其四下都二穴，在手无名指小指
本节歧骨间，一名中渚也，中渚之穴，本在液门下五分，治手背红肿，针入一分，可灸五壮
。两手共八穴，故名八邪。
八风八穴，在足五指歧骨间。两足共八穴，故名八风。治脚背红肿，针入一分，可灸五
壮。
十宣十穴，在手十指头上，去爪甲角一分，每一指各一穴，两手指共十穴，故名十宣。
治乳蛾，用三棱针出血，则大效矣。
五虎四穴，在手食指及无名指第二节骨尖，握拳得之。治五指拘挛，可灸五壮，两手共
四穴也。
肘尖二穴，在手肘骨尖上，是穴屈肘得之。治瘰 ，可灸七壮。
肩柱骨二穴，在肩端超骨尖上。是穴大治瘰 ，及治手不能举动，可灸七壮。
二白四穴，即 门也，在掌后横纹中，直上四寸，一手有二穴∶一穴在筋内两筋间，即
间使后一寸；一穴在筋外，与筋内之穴相并。治久痔脱肛。
独阴二穴，在足第二趾下横纹中。是穴治小肠疝气，又治死胎，胎衣不下，可灸五壮。
又治女人干哕呕吐。又治经血不时。
内踝尖二穴，在足内踝骨尖上。是穴可灸七壮，治下片牙疼，及脚内廉转筋。
外踝尖二穴，在足外踝骨尖上。是穴可灸七壮，治脚外廉转筋，及治寒热香港脚，宜用三
棱针出血。
囊底一穴，在阴囊十字纹中。治肾脏风疮，及小肠疝气，肾家一切证候，悉皆治之。可
灸七壮，艾炷如鼠矢大。
鬼眼四穴，在手大拇指去爪甲角如韭叶，两指并起，用帛缚之，当两指歧绕中。是穴又
二穴，在足大趾，取穴亦如在手者同。治五痫等证，当正发时灸之，大效矣。
体骨四穴，在梁丘两傍，各开一寸五分，两足共四穴。治腿疼，可灸二七壮。
四缝四穴，在手四指内中节。是穴用三棱针出血，治小儿猢狲劳等证。
中泉二穴，在手背腕中，在阳溪阳池中间陷中。是穴可灸二七壮，治心痛，及腹中诸
气痛不可忍者。
四开四穴，合谷并行间，是穴手足共四穴。
Neiyingxiang (Inner Yingxiang) consists of two points, located inside the nostrils. To treat sudden hot pain in the eyes, insert a reed tube into the nasal cavity to suction out foul blood; this is effective.
Bizhun (Nasal Tip) is one point, located at the tip of the nasal bridge. This point specifically treats rosacea (jiuzui feng) on the nose. It is suitable to bleed using a three-edged needle, yielding immediate results.
Erfjian (Ear Tip) consists of two points, located at the tips of the ears. Curl the ear to locate them; the tips are the points. To treat eye nebulae (yimo), moxibustion of seven moxa cones is suitable; do not over-moxibustate.
Juquan (Gathering Spring) is one point, located on the tongue surface, directly in the center. When the tongue is protruded straight, the point is found in the midline fissure depression. It treats asthma, cough, and chronic cough that does not resolve. If moxibustation is performed, it should not exceed seven moxa cones. The method involves placing a thin slice of fresh ginger over the point on the tongue, then applying moxibustation. For heat-type cough, mix a small amount of Realgar powder (Xionghuang) into the moxa cone. For cold-type cough, use powder from Flower of Winter Jasmine (Kuandonghua) mixed into the moxa cone. After moxibustation, chew fresh ginger with tea infusion and swallow. It also treats thick tongue coating and stiff tongue. Alternatively, prick bleeding with a small needle. The point is on the tongue surface, in the center, where a straight fissure depression appears when the tongue is protruded.
Jinjin (Metal Spring, Left) and Yuye (Jade Fluid, Right) consist of two points, located on the purple veins on both sides under the tongue. Curl the tongue to locate them. They treat swollen and painful double tongue (chongshe), severe throat obstruction (houbi). Prick bleeding using a three-edged needle heated in boiling water.
Haiquan (Sea Spring) is one point, located on the central vein under the tongue. It treats polydipsia (xiaoke). Prick bleeding with a three-edged needle.
Yuyao (Fish Eyebrow) consists of two points, located in the middle of the eyebrows. They treat hanging curtain nebulae in the eyes. Insert the needle 1 cun deep, and needling should be horizontal along the skin towards both sides.
Taiyang (Sun) consists of two points, located in the depression behind the eyebrows, on the purple veins of the Taiyang area. They treat redness and swelling of the eyes and head. Bleeding with a three-edged needle is suitable. To induce bleeding, wrap a piece of cloth tightly around the neck so that the purple veins become visible, then prick until blood flows for immediate cure. Another method is to tightly twist the collar with hands to make the purple veins visible, then prick the veins for immediate cure.
Dagukong (Great Bone Empty) consists of two points, on the middle phalanx of the thumb. When the finger is flexed, they are located in the depression opposite the bone tip. They treat chronic eye pain and internal cataracts/nebulae. Moxibustion of seven cones is applicable.
Zhongkui (Middle Peak) consists of two points, at the bone tip of the second joint of the middle finger, found by flexing the finger. They treat five types of dysphagia (wuye), regurgitation, and vomiting. Moxibustion of seven cones is applicable, and draining method is preferred.
Baxie (Eight Evils) consists of eight points, located between the metacarpal bones of the five fingers on both hands (four per hand).
1. Dadu (Two points): Located at the webbing between the thumb and index finger, at the junction of red and white flesh. Found by making a fist. Moxibustation of seven cones or needle insertion of 1 cun treats headache and toothache due to wind.
2. Shangdu (Two points): Located between the proximal interphalangeal joints of the index and middle fingers. Found by making a fist. Treats redness and swelling of the arm. Needle insertion of 1 cun, moxibustation of five cones.
3. Zhongdu (Two points): Located between the proximal interphalangeal joints of the middle and ring fingers. Also known as Ye Men (Liquid Gate). Treats redness and swelling of the arm. Needle insertion of 1 cun, moxibustation of five cones.
4. Xiadu (Two points): Located between the proximal interphalangeal joints of the ring and little fingers. Also known as Zhongzhu (Middle Well). Zhongzhu is originally 0.5 cun below Ye Men. Treats redness and swelling of the dorsum of the hand. Needle insertion of 1 cun, moxibustation of five cones.
There are eight points in total on both hands, hence the name Baxie.
Bafeng (Eight Winds) consists of eight points, located between the metatarsal bones of the five toes on both feet (four per foot). They treat redness and swelling of the dorsum of the foot. Needle insertion of 1 cun, moxibustation of five cones.
Shixuan (Ten Exclamations) consists of ten points, on the tips of the ten fingers, 1 fen away from the corner of the nail. One point per finger, ten in total on both hands. They treat tonsillitis (ru'e). Pricking bleeding with a three-edged needle yields great effect.
Wuhu (Five Tigers) consists of four points, at the bone tips of the second joint of the index and ring fingers, found by making a fist. They treat spasms/contractures of the five fingers. Moxibustation of five cones is applicable. Four points in total on both hands.
Zhoujian (Elbow Tip) consists of two points, on the tips of the elbow bones, found by flexing the elbow. They treat scrofula (luoli). Moxibustation of seven cones is applicable.
Jianzhugu (Shoulder Pillar Bone) consists of two points, on the tips of the acromion bones. They primarily treat scrofula and inability to move the arms. Moxibustation of seven cones is applicable.
Erbai (Two Whites) consists of four points, also known as Guimen. Located on the transverse crease of the palm, 4 cun vertically upward. Each hand has two points: one between the tendons inside, which is 1 cun posterior to Jianshi (Pericardium 5); the other outside the tendon, parallel to the inner point. They treat chronic hemorrhoids and rectal prolapse.
Duyin (Single Yin) consists of two points, in the transverse crease under the second toe. They treat intestinal hernia, retained dead fetus, and retained placenta. Moxibustation of five cones is applicable. They also treat dry heaving and vomiting in women, and irregular menstruation.
Neihuaijian (Inner Malleolus Tip) consists of two points, on the tips of the medial malleoli. Moxibustation of seven cones is applicable. They treat lower jaw toothache and muscle spasms on the medial side of the foot.
Waihuaijian (Outer Malleolus Tip) consists of two points, on the tips of the lateral malleoli. Moxibustation of seven cones is applicable. They treat muscle spasms on the lateral side of the foot and "Hongniangjiao" (a term often referring to gout or erysipelas with chills and fever). Bleeding with a three-edged needle is suitable.
Nangdi (Bottom of Scrotum) is one point, located in the cross-shaped wrinkle of the scrotum. It treats renal wind sores, intestinal hernia, and all syndromes related to the Kidney. Moxibustation of seven cones is applicable, using moxa cones the size of a mouse droppings.
Guiyan (Ghost Eye) consists of four points. On the hand, measure from the nail corner of the thumb like the width of a leek leaf. Bring the thumb and index finger together and bind them with cloth; the point is in the center of the crossed fingers. There are two corresponding points on the big toe of the foot, located similarly. They treat epilepsy (wuxian). Moxibustation during an acute attack yields great effect.
Tigu (Body Bone) consists of four points, located 1.5 cun lateral to Liangqiu (Stomach 34) on both legs (two per leg). They treat leg pain. Moxibustation of fourteen cones (two sevens) is applicable.
Sifeng (Four Seams) consists of four points, on the middle phalanges of the four fingers (excluding the thumb). Prick bleeding with a three-edged needle to treat pediatric malnutrition and wasting diseases (husun lao).
Zhongquan (Central Spring) consists of two points, on the dorsum of the wrist, in the depression midway between Yangxi (Large Intestine 5) and Yangchi (Sanjiao 4). Moxibustation of fourteen cones is applicable. They treat heart pain and unbearable abdominal Qi pain.
Sikai (Four Opens) consists of four points. Hegu (Large Intestine 4) and Xingjian (Liver 2) are paired. There are four points in total on the hands and feet.