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Pain caused by milk stasis in women is unbearable; if accompanied by vomiting of wind-phlegm, the condition can be regulated.
Clarify tonification and sedation at Shaose (SI1), after the application of golden needles, the swelling will completely subside.
Shaose (SI1): Located at the ulnar end of the tip of the little finger, approximately the width of a leek leaf from the nail margin. Needle 0.1 cun.

Leukorrhea in women is also difficult to treat; one must apply golden needles sequentially.
For deficiency and exhaustion of the lower yuan, tonify Zhongji (CV3); when applying moxibustion, careful differentiation is especially required.
Zhongji (CV3): Located 4 cun below the umbilicus. Perpendicular needle insertion 2.5 cun, moxa moxibustion 50 moxa-cones. For women with infertility, acupuncture and moxibustion are suitable; conception may follow, using a method of first sedation then tonification.
In cases of blood and qi attacking the heart, use first tonification then sedation.

Diseases of the spleen manifest in various ways; regurgitation often results from vomiting food after meals.
Jaundice should also be treated with moxibustion at Wangu (SI4); combined with acupuncture at Zhongwan (CV12), recovery is certain.
Wangu (SI4): Located in the depression anterior to the styloid process of the ulna on the radial side of the wrist? No, text says "wrist side, before the rising bone" (ulnar side). Located in the depression anterior to the pisiform bone? Text: "in the depression before the rising bone on the side of the wrist". Needle 0.2 cun, apply tonification or sedation according to excess or deficiency, moxa moxibustion 21 moxa-cones.
Zhongwan (CV12): Located 4 cun above the umbilicus. Needle insertion 2.5 cun, moxa moxibustion 50 moxa-cones, tonification predominates over sedation.

Huantiao (GB30) can treat wind-dampness in the legs; the effects of Juliao (GB30? No, Juliao is GB29) are similar.
Furthermore, releasing toxic blood from Weizhong (BL40) allows the patient to walk freely, demonstrating miraculous efficacy.
Huantiao (GB30): Located one finger-width below the greater trochanter. Lie on the side, extend the lower leg, flex the upper leg to locate. Needle insertion 3.5 cun, slight tonification and slight sedation, moxibustion is permissible.
Juliao (GB29): Located 1 cun above Huantiao (GB30), locate as described above.

Knee pain with weakness, legs resembling paralysis; the acupoint method has long been found between Fengshi (GB31).
Combined with the wonderful acupoint Yinshi (ST32), one can stride and move freely.
Fengshi (GB31): Located 7 cun above the lateral knee crease, where the middle fingertip reaches when the arm hangs down. Needle insertion 0.5 cun, more tonification less sedation, moxa moxibustion 7 moxa-cones.
Yinshi (ST32): Located 7 cun directly above the knee, locate by pressing with the middle fingertip when the arm hangs down. Needle insertion 0.5 cun, first tonification then sedation, moxa moxibustion 14 moxa-cones.

Guanyuan? No, text says "Kua Gu" (Hip Bone). Kua Gu can cure pain in both legs; redness and swelling at the knee head are similar.
Both Xiguan (EX-LE4? No, text implies a specific point, likely referring to Xiyan or similar, but text lists Xiguan separately? Wait, text says "Xi Guan Xi Yan jie xu ci". Xi Guan usually refers to a point near the knee. Let's stick to literal translation) and Xiyan (EX-LE7) must be needled; acupuncture and moxibustion are worthy of the merit of seizing and eliminating disease.
Kua Gu (Extra Point): Located 1 cun above the kneecap, 0.5 cun lateral to Liangqiu (ST34) on both sides. Perpendicular needle insertion 0.5 cun, moxa moxibustion 14 moxa-cones, apply tonification or sedation according to the disease.
Xiguan (Extra Point): Located below the patella, beside Dubi (ST35). Transverse needle penetration towards Xiyan, moxa moxibustion 14 moxa-cones, apply tonification or sedation according to the disease.
Xiyan (EX-LE7): Located below the knee joint, this is the acupoint. Needle insertion 0.3 cun, moxibustion is prohibited.