肾者。藏也。两旁五十四穴（并二十三单穴。共七十七穴）。出甲乙经。
肾出于涌泉。涌泉者。水也（一名地冲。在足心陷者中。屈足卷指宛宛中。足少阴脉之
所出
也。为井。冬三月宜灸之）。流于然谷。然谷者。火也（一名龙渊。在足内踝前起大骨下陷者
中。足少阴脉之所留也。为荣。春三月宜灸之）。注于太溪。太溪者。土也（在足内踝后跟骨
上动脉陷者中。足少阴脉之所注也。为俞。夏三月宜灸之）。行于复溜。复溜者。金也（一名
伏白。一名昌阳。在足踝上二寸陷者中。足少阳脉之所行也。为经）。入于阴谷。阴谷者。
水也（在膝内辅骨之后。大筋之下。小筋之上。按之应手。屈膝得之。足少阴脉之所入也。
为合。秋三月宜灸之）。
涌泉（一名地冲。在足心陷者中。屈足卷指宛宛中。灸三壮。主腰痛。大便难。
小腹
中痛。小便不利。甄权云。在脚心底宛宛中。白肉际是。主热中。少气厥寒。灸之热去。头
痛烦心。心痛不嗜食。咳而短气。喉痹身热痛。脊胁相引。匆匆善忘。足厥。喘逆。足下清
至膝。阴痹腹胀。头项痛。眼眩。男子如蛊。女子如阻。身体腰背如解。不欲食。丈夫颓疝
阴跳痛。篡中不得溺。腹 胁下支满。癃闭。阴痿。后时少泄。四肢不举。实则身头痛。
汗不出。目KT KT 然无可见。怒欲杀人。暴痛引膑下节。时有热气。筋挛膝痛不可屈伸。狂如
新发。衄不食。喘呼。少腹痛。引嗌足厥痛。肩背颈痛头眩。妇人无子。咽中痛。不可内食
转筋。风入腹中侠脐急。胸胁支满。衄不止。五指端尽痛。足不得践地。癫疾。喑不能言
）。
然谷（一名龙渊。在足内踝前起大骨下陷者中。灸三壮。主不嗜食。心如悬。哀
而善
怒。嗌内肿。心惕惕然恐。如人将捕之。多涎出。喘逆少气。呼吸不足以息。心痛如刺。厥
心痛。与背相引。善螈 如后触其心。伛偻者。肾心痛也。厥心痛。
如锥刺其心。心痛甚者。脾心痛也。胸中寒。脉代时
不至。上重下轻。足不能安地。小腹胀上抢心。胸胁支满。咳唾有血。喉痹。癃疝石水。女
子不子。阴暴出。淋漏。男子精溢胫酸。不能久立。寒热。消渴。黄瘅。足一寒一热。乱纵
烦满。小儿脐风。口不开。善惊。痿厥。癫疾。洞泄）。
太溪（在足内踝后跟骨上动脉陷者中。灸三壮。主疟。咳逆心闷。不得卧。呕甚
热
多寒少。欲闭户而处。寒足厥。足热肾胀。热病汗不出。默默嗜卧。溺黄少腹热。嗌中痛。
腹胀内肿。涎下厥心痛。如锥刺其心。心痛甚者。脾心痛也。霍乱吐泄不
自知。消瘅。善噫。气走咽喉而不能言。手足清。尿黄。大便难。嗌中肿痛。唾血。口中热
如胶。胞中有大疝瘕积。与阴相引如痛苦穴泄上下出 。胸中满痛。乳肿溃痈。咳逆上气。
喉咽喝有声。厥气上支）。
大钟（在足跟后冲中。足少阴络。灸三壮。主实则闭癃。凄凄腰脊痛宛转。目循
然嗜
卧。口中热。虚则腰痛。寒厥。烦心。闷喘。少气不足以息。腹满。大便难。时上走胸中鸣
胀满。口舌干。口中吸吸善惊。咽中痛不可以内食。善怒惊恐不乐。咳喉中鸣。咳唾血。
大肠结）。
照海（阴跷脉所生。在足内踝下。灸三壮。主热病。烦心。足寒清多汗。先取然
谷。
后取太溪。大指间动脉。皆先补之。目痛引脊。少腹偏痛。呕螈 。视昏。嗜卧。 惊。善
悲不乐。如堕汗不出。面尘墨色。饥不欲食。卒疝。少腹痛。病在左取右。右取左。立已。
阴暴起疝。女子不下月水。妇人淋沥。阴挺出。四肢淫泺。心闷暴疟。及诸淋。目中赤痛。
偏枯不得行。大风默默。不知所痛。视如见金星。尿黄。少腹热。咽干痹）。
水泉（足少阴 。去太溪下一寸。在内踝下。灸五壮。主月经不来而多闭。心下
痛。目KT KT 不可远视）。
复溜（一名伏白。一名昌阳。在足内踝上二寸陷者中。灸五壮。主腰痛引脊内廉
嗌
干。腹 痛。坐而欲起。目KT KT 善忘。多言。疟热。少气。足 寒。不能自温。腹 切痛引
心。心如悬。阴厥。脚 后廉急不可前却。血淋肠 。便脓血。足趺上痛。舌卷不能言。喜
笑足痿不收履。溺青赤白黄黑。青取井。赤取荣。黄取俞。白取经。黑取合。血痔泄后重。
腹痛如淋状。在仆必有所扶持。及大气涎出。鼻孔中痛。腹中雷鸣。骨寒热无所安。汗出不
休。心风四肢肿。气在横骨。风逆四肢肿。乳难）。
交信（穴在内踝上二寸。少阴前太阴后廉筋骨间。足阴跷之 。灸三壮。主气癃
颓疝。阴急。股枢 内廉痛）。
筑宾（在足内踝上 分中。灸五壮。主大疝。绝子。狂癫疾。呕吐）。
阴谷（在膝内辅骨之后。大筋之下。小筋之上。按之应手。屈膝而得之。灸三壮
主
舌纵涎下。烦闷狂痹。脊内廉痛。溺难。阴痿不用。少腹急。引阴及脚内廉痛。妇人漏血。
腹胀满不得息。小便黄。男子如蛊。女子如阻。寒热。腹偏肿）。
俞府（在巨骨下去璇玑旁各二寸陷者中。足少阴脉气所发。仰卧而取之。灸五壮
主咳逆上气。喘不得息。呕吐胸满。不得饮食）。
中（在俞府下一寸六分陷者中。足少阴脉气所发。仰卧而取之。灸五壮。主咳
逆上气。涎出多唾。呼吸喘悸。坐不得安）。
神藏（在 中下一寸六分陷者中。足少阴脉气所发。仰而取之。灸五壮。主胸满
咳逆。喘不得息。呕吐烦满。不得饮食）。
灵墟（在神藏下一寸六分陷者中。足少阴脉气所发。仰而取之。灸五壮。主胸胁
支满痛。引膺不得息。闷乱烦满。不得饮食）。
神封（在灵墟下一寸六分陷者中。灸五壮。主胸胁支满。不得息。咳逆。乳痈。
洒淅恶寒）。
步郎（在神封下一寸六分陷者中。足少阴脉气所发。仰而取之。灸五壮。主胸胁
支满。膈逆不通。呼吸少气。喘息不得举臂）。
幽门（一名上门。在巨阙傍半寸陷者中。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主胸胁背相
引痛
心下溷溷。呕吐多唾。饮食不下。善哕支满。积不能食。数咳善忘。泄有脓血。呕沫吐涎
少腹坚喜睡。女子心痛。逆气善吐。食饮不下）。
通谷（在幽门下一寸陷者中。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主失欠口 僻不端。食
饮善呕不得言。一云舌下肿。难以言。舌纵 唳不端）。
阴都（一名食宫。在通谷下一寸。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主身寒热 疟。心
满气逆）。
石关（在阴都下一寸。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主 。脊强。口不能开。多唾
大便难。妇人子藏中有恶血。内逆满痛）。
商曲（在石关下一寸。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主腹中积聚。时切痛）。
肓俞（在商曲下一寸、直胫傍五分。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主心大坚。大肠
寒中。大便干。腹中切痛）。
中注（在肓俞下五分。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主小腹有热。大便难）。
四满（一名髓府。在中注下一寸。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主脐下积。疝瘕。
胞中有血。肠 泄切痛。振寒。大腹石水。肾痛）。
气穴（一名胞门。一名子户。在四满下一寸。冲脉足少阴之会。灸三壮。主月水
不通。奔气上下。引腰脊痛）。
大赫（一名阴维。一名阴关。在气穴下一寸。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主女子
赤淫。男子精溢。阴上缩）。
横骨（一名下极。在大赫下一寸。冲脉足少阴之会。灸五壮。主少腹满。小便难
阴下纵。身中痛）。
鸠尾（一名尾翳。一名 。在胸前蔽骨下五分。任脉之别。不可灸刺。一云灸
五壮
主心中寒。胀满不得息。息贲时唾血。血瘀。热病胸中痛。不得卧。心痛不可按。善哕。
心疝太息。面赤心背相引而痛。数噫喘息。胸满咳呕。腹痛皮瘙痒。喉痹食不下。甄权云。
宜针不宜灸）。
巨阙（在鸠尾下一寸。任脉气所发。灸五壮。主心痛不可按。烦心。热病胸中
澹澹。
腹满暴痛。恍惚不知人。手清少腹满。螈 。病心疝满。不得息。息贲时唾血。心腹胀满。
心噫烦热善呕。膈中不通利。霍乱。狂妄言怒恐。恶火善骂詈。狐疝惊悸少气。胸胁支满。
螈引少腹痛。短气烦乱。呕吐心胀）。
上脘（在巨阙下一寸五分。去蔽骨三寸。足阳明手太阴任脉之会。灸五壮。主寒
中伤
饱。食饮不化。腹 胀。心腹痛。胸胁支满。脉虚则生百病。甄权云。主心风。惊悸不能食
心下有膈。呕血。目眩。头悬眩痛。身热汗不出。心痛有三虫。多涎。不得反侧。腹中满
暴痛汗出）。
中脘（一名太仓。在上脘下一寸。手太阳足阳明所生。任脉之会。灸七壮。主腹
胀不
通。心痛。胃胀。霍乱吐泄不自知。先取太溪。后取太仓之原。溢饮。胁下坚痛。腹胀不通
寒中伤饱。食饮不化。头热鼽血。目黄振寒。善噫。烦满膈呕。伤忧损思。气积。 。甄
权云。主因读书得贲豚气。积聚。腹中胀暴满。心痛。身热。难以俯仰。冲疝。暴死不知人
心腹痛发作。肿聚往来上下行。痛有休止。腹中热。喜涎出。是蛇咬也。鼻闻焦臭。大便
难。小腹有热。尿赤黄。病温汗不出。有血溢水）。
建里（在中脘下一寸。灸五壮。主心痛上抢心。不欲食。支满。甄权云。主腹胀
逆气上。并霍乱）。
下脘（在建里下一寸。足太阴任脉之会。灸五壮。主食饮不化。入腹还出。六府
之气。谷食不转。甄权云。主小便赤。腹坚硬也）。
水分（在下脘下一寸。任脉气所发。灸五壮。主 。脊强里急。腹中拘急痛。甄
权云。主水病腹肿）。
脐中（灸三壮。主水。腹大脐平。腹无理。不治。绝子。灸令人有子。脐疝绕脐
痛。
胸肿不得息。甄权云。主水肿。鼓胀。肠鸣。状如雷声。时上冲心。日灸七壮。至四百壮罢
）。
阴交（一名少关。一名横户。在脐下一寸。任脉阴冲之会。灸五壮。主水胀水气
行皮
中。甄权云。穴在阴茎下附底宛宛中。主惊不得眠。善断水气上下五藏游气也。阴疝引睾。
女子手脚拘挛。腹满疝。月水不下。乳余疾。绝子。阴痒。贲豚上 腹坚痛。引阴中不得小
便。两丸骞）。
气海（一名脖 。一名下肓。在脐下一寸半。任脉气所发。灸五壮。主少腹疝。
卧善惊。甄权云。主下热。小便赤。气痛。状如刀搅）。
石门（一名利机。一名精露。一名丹田。一名命门。在脐下二寸。任脉气所发。
灸三
壮。女子禁不可灸。主脐疝绕脐痛。三焦胀水。腹大及水气行皮中。心腹中卒痛。而汗不出
气癃。小便黄。气满。虚则遗溺身寒。热吐逆。溺难。腹满疝积。乳余疾。绝子阴痒。贲
豚上腹。腹痛口强。不能言。茎肿先引腰。后引少腹。腰 少腹坚痛。下引阴中不得小便。
两丸骞。甄权云。主妇人因产恶露不止）。
关元（一名次门。在脐下三寸。任脉足三阴之会。灸七壮。主寒热石水。痛引胁
下。
腹胀头眩痛。身尽热。气癃。尿黄。甄权云。主小便处状如散灰色。转胞不得尿。少腹满。
引胁下胀。头眩痛。身尽热。贲豚寒热入少腹。时欲呕。伤中溺血。小便数。腰背脐痛。下
引阴 中窘急。欲凑。后泄不止。癫暴痛。少腹大热。身所伤血出多。及中风寒。若有所堕
坠。四肢解 不收。名曰体解。女子绝子。衄血。在内不下）。
中极（一名气原。一名玉泉。在脐下四寸。任脉足三阴之会。灸三壮。主女子禁
中
央腹热痛。妇人子门不端。少腹苦寒。阴痒及痛。经闭不痛。乳余疾。绝子。内不足。贲豚
上抢心。甚则不能息。匆匆少气。尸厥。心烦痛。饥不能食。善寒中。腹胀引 而痛。少腹
与脊相控暴痛。时窘之后。经闭不通。小腹不利。丈夫失精）。
曲骨（在横骨上中极下一寸。毛际陷者中。动脉应手。任脉足厥阴之会。灸三壮
主
膀胱小便难。脚曲。转胞不得尿。妇人赤白淫。阴中干痛。恶合阴阳。水胀满。尿涩。癫疝
常呕沫）。
会阴（一名屏翳。在大便前小便后两阴间。任脉别络。侠督脉波脉之会。灸三壮
主
痹。小便难。窍中热。实则腹皮痛。虚则痒瘙。痔与阴相通者死。阴中诸病。前后相引痛。
不得大小便。女子血不通。男子阴端寒。上冲心中狠狠）。
廉泉（一名本池。在颔下结喉上舌。本阴维任脉之会。灸三壮。主舌下肿。难以
言。舌纵涎出。咳逆少气。喘息呕沫。禁断上气窘屈胸满）。
天突（一名五户。在颈结喉下五寸中央宛宛中。阴维任脉之会。灸三壮。主咳逆
上气
喘。暴喑不能言。及舌下侠青绛脉气。颈有大气。喉痹。咽中干急。不能息。喉中鸣翕翕。
寒热颈肿。肩痛胸满。腹皮热衄。气哽心痛。陷疹。头痛面皮赤热。身肉尽不仁）。
璇玑（在天突下一寸中央陷者中。任脉气所发。仰头取之。灸五壮。主胸满痛。
喉痹咽痈。水浆不下）。
华盖（在璇玑下一寸陷者中。任脉气所发。仰而取之。灸五壮。主胸胁支满。痛
引胸中。咳逆上气。喘不能言）。
The Kidney is the organ that stores essence. There are fifty-four acupoints on both sides of its back (plus twenty-three single points, totaling seventy-seven points), as recorded in the *Jia Yi Jing* (Classics of Acupuncture and Moxibustion).
The Qi of the Kidney meridian emerges from Yongquan (KI 1, Springing Fountain). Yongquan belongs to Water (also known as Dizhong, located in the depression at the center of the sole; when the foot is flexed and toes curled, it lies in the hollow; it is the point where the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian Qi emerges, classified as a Jing-Well point; moxibustion is suitable during the three months of winter). The Qi flows to RanGu (KI 2, Valley of the Dragon). RanGu belongs to Fire (also known as Longyuan, located in the depression anterior to the medial malleolus below the prominent bone; it is where the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian Qi lingers, classified as a Ying-Spring point; moxibustion is suitable during the three months of spring). The Qi pours into Taixi (KI 3, Great Stream). Taixi belongs to Earth (located in the depression behind the medial malleolus where the posterior tibial artery beats; it is where the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian Qi pours, classified as a Shu-Stream point; moxibustion is suitable during the three months of summer). The Qi travels to Fuliu (KI 7, Returning Flow). Fuliu belongs to Metal (also known as Fubai or Changyang, located in the depression two cun above the medial malleolus; it is where the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian Qi travels, classified as a Jing-River point). The Qi enters YinGu (KI 10, Yin Valley). YinGu belongs to Water (located posterior to the medial condyle of the tibia, between the large tendon and the small tendon; palpable upon pressure, obtained by flexing the knee; it is where the Foot Shaoyin Kidney Meridian Qi enters, classified as a He-Sea point; moxibustion is suitable during the three months of autumn).
Yongquan (KI 1) (Also known as Dizhong, located in the depression at the center of the sole; when the foot is flexed and toes curled, it lies in the hollow. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Lumbago, difficult defecation, pain in the lower abdomen, difficulty urinating. Zhen Quan stated: Located in the hollow at the bottom of the foot, at the junction of white skin. Indications: Heat in the middle jiao, shortness of qi with cold reversal; heat dissipates after moxibustion; headache, vexation, heart pain, anorexia, cough with shortness of breath, bi-syndrome of the throat with body pain,牵引 pain of spine and hypochondrium, sudden forgetfulness, cold reversal of the foot, panting and counterflow qi, cold sensation from sole to knee, yin bi-syndrome with abdominal distension, headache and neck pain, vertigo, man resembling gu disease, woman resembling obstruction, body feeling as if disjoined, anorexia, huatan hernia with jumping pain in the yin region, inability to urinate from the perineum, fullness under the ribs and abdomen, strangury and retention, impotence, infrequent and scanty stool, limbs unable to move. Excess syndrome: Headache, anhidrosis, blurred vision, rage wanting to kill, sudden pain radiating to the knee joint, recurrent heat sensation, muscle spasms with knee pain and inability to flex/extend, manic behavior like new onset, epistaxis with anorexia, panting, lower abdominal pain radiating to throat and foot with cold reversal, shoulder/back/neck pain and vertigo, female infertility, sore throat, inability to eat, muscle spasms, wind entering abdomen causing urgency around umbilicus, chest/hypochondriac fullness, persistent epistaxis, pain at tips of five fingers, inability to place foot on ground, epilepsy, aphasia).
RanGu (KI 2) (Also known as Longyuan, located in the depression anterior to the medial malleolus below the prominent bone. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Anorexia, heart feeling empty like hanging, sorrowful and irritable, swelling inside the throat, fearful heart palpitations as if being chased, excessive salivation, panting with shortness of breath, insufficient respiration, stabbing heart pain, jue-heart pain radiating to back, twitching as if touched from behind, kyphosis indicating kidney heart pain. Jue-heart pain feels like a cone piercing the heart; severe heart pain indicates spleen heart pain. Cold in chest, intermittent pulse, heaviness above and lightness below, feet unable to settle, lower abdominal distension rushing up to heart, chest/hypochondriac fullness, hemoptysis, bi-syndrome of throat, strangury/hernia/shi-water, female infertility, sudden protrusion of yin, strangury/dribbling, male seminal emission with shin soreness, inability to stand long, chills and fever, xiao-ke (wasting-thirst), jaundice, alternating cold/heat in one foot, chaotic vexation/fullness, infantile omphalotonia (lockjaw), mouth closure, fright, flaccidity-jue, epilepsy, loose diarrhea).
Taixi (KI 3) (Located in the depression behind the medial malleolus where the posterior tibial artery beats. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Malaria, cough/counterflow qi with chest stuffiness, inability to lie down, severe vomiting, more heat than cold, desire to stay indoors with doors closed, cold reversal of foot, hot foot with kidney distension, heat disease with anhidrosis, silent lethargy, yellow urine with lower abdominal heat, sore throat, abdominal distension with internal swelling, drooling jue-heart pain, stabbing heart pain; severe heart pain indicates spleen heart pain. Cholera with vomiting/diarrhea unawareness, xiao-dan (wasting-thirst), frequent belching, qi moving to throat preventing speech, cold hands/feet, yellow urine, difficult defecation, swollen/sore throat, hemoptysis, mouth feeling hot like glue, large hernia/mass in bladder,牵引 pain from yin, chest fullness/pain, breast swelling/ulceration, cough/counterflow qi, hoarse breathing sound, jue qi rising upward).
DaZhong (KI 4) (Located at the posterior heel, collateral point of Foot Shaoyin. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Excess syndrome: Strangury/retention, chilling lumbar/spinal pain with tossing, dizziness with lethargy, hot mouth. Deficiency syndrome: Lumbago, cold jue, vexation, stifled panting, shortness of breath, abdominal fullness, difficult defecation, qi moving upward to chest with ringing/fullness, dry mouth/tongue, gasping with fright, sore throat preventing eating, irritability/fear/unhappiness, cough with ringing in throat, hemoptysis, intestinal constipation).
ZhaoHai (KI 6) (Origin of Yin Qiao Mai, located below the medial malleolus. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Heat disease, vexation, cold/clammy feet with sweating. First tonify RanGu, then Taixi, and the artery between the big toe. Indications: Eye pain radiating to spine, lateral lower abdominal pain, vomiting/twitching, blurred vision, lethargy, fright, sadness/unhappiness, feeling like falling with anhidrosis, dusty dark complexion, hunger without appetite, acute hernia, lower abdominal pain. Treat left side with right point, right with left, effect immediate. Sudden yin hernia, amenorrhea, female dribbling strangury, uterine prolapse, limb heaviness/water-soaking, chest stuffiness with sudden malaria, various stranguries, red/painful eyes, hemiplegia unable to walk, great wind with silent unknown pain, seeing stars, yellow urine, lower abdominal heat, dry/bi-syndrome throat).
ShuiQuan (KI 5) (Xi-Cleft point of Foot Shaoyin, one cun below Taixi, below medial malleolus. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Amenorrhea with frequent retention, subcardiac pain, blurred vision unable to look far).
Fuliu (KI 7) (Also known as Fubai, Changyang. Located in depression two cun above medial malleolus. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Lumbago radiating to inner spine, dry throat, abdominal pain, urge to sit/rise, blurred vision with forgetfulness, loquacity, malaria heat, shortness of breath, cold feet unable to warm self, cutting abdominal pain radiating to heart, heart hanging, yin jue, tightness at posterior leg unable to move forward/backward, bloody strangury/intestinal dysentery, pus/blood in stool, dorsal foot pain, tongue curling with aphasia, laughter with flaccid legs unable to walk, urine colors green/red/white/yellow/black (Green: Jing-Well; Red: Ying-Spring; Yellow: Shu-Stream; White: Jing-River; Black: He-Sea); bloody hemorrhoids with tenesmus, abdominal pain like strangury, need support when fainting, sudden saliva flow, nasal pain, borborygmus, bone chills/fever with restlessness, continuous sweating, wind affecting heart with limb swelling, qi in Henggu, wind counterflow with limb swelling, nursing difficulties).
Jiaoxin (KI 8) (Located two cun above medial malleolus, between Foot Shaoyin anterior and Foot Taiyin posterior, Xi-Cleft of Foot Yin Qiao. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Qi strangury, huatan hernia, yin tension, pain at inner thigh pivot).
Zhubin (KI 9) (Located in the depression above medial malleolus. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Large hernia, infertility, manic epilepsy, vomiting).
Yingu (KI 10) (Located posterior to medial femoral condyle, between large and small tendons; palpable, obtained by flexing knee. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Tongue deviation with drooling, vexation/manic bi-syndrome, inner spinal pain, difficult urination, impotence, lower abdominal urgency radiating to yin/inner leg, female metrorrhagia, abdominal fullness with dyspnea, yellow urine, man like gu disease, woman like obstruction, chills/fever, lateral abdominal swelling).
ShuFu (KI 27) (Two cun lateral to Xuanji, below Jugu, in depression. Emission of Foot Shaoyin Qi. Supine position. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Cough/counterflow qi, dyspnea, vomiting with chest fullness, inability to eat).
ShenCang (KI 26) (One point-six cun below ShuFu, in depression. Emission of Foot Shaoyin Qi. Supine position. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Chest fullness, cough/counterflow qi, dyspnea, vomiting with vexation/fullness, inability to eat).
LingXu (KI 25) (One point-six cun below ShenCang, in depression. Emission of Foot Shaoyin Qi. Supine position. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness/pain radiating to chest, dyspnea, confusion/vexation/fullness, inability to eat).
ShenFeng (KI 24) (One point-six cun below LingXu. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness, dyspnea, cough/counterflow qi, mastitis, aversion to cold/chills).
BuLang (KI 23) (One point-six cun below ShenFeng, in depression. Emission of Foot Shaoyin Qi. Supine position. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness, diaphragmatic counterflow/blockage, shortness of breath, wheezing unable to raise arm).
YouMen (KI 22) (Also named Shangmen. Located half cun lateral to Juque, in depression. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Pain radiating between chest/hypochondrium/back, turbid subcardiac area, vomiting with excess saliva, inability to eat, frequent belching/fullness, accumulation preventing eating, frequent cough with forgetfulness, purulent/bloody diarrhea, spitting foam/saliva, hard lower abdomen with sleepiness, female heart pain, counterflow qi with vomiting, inability to ingest food).
TongGu (ST 10 / KI 21 context? Text says TongGu, usually ST 10, but here linked to YouMen/Kidney channel sequence. Text: "In depression one cun below YouMen..."). Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Yawning with mouth deviation, vomiting food unable to speak. Alternative: Sublingual swelling, difficult speech, tongue deviation with mouth asymmetry).
YinDu (KI 19) (Also named Shipalace. One cun below TongGu. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Alternating cold/heat malaria, chest fullness with counterflow qi).
ShiGuan (KI 18) (One cun below YinDu. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Spinal rigidity, inability to open mouth, excess saliva, difficult defecation, evil blood in uterus causing internal counterflow fullness/pain).
ShangQu (KI 17) (One cun below ShiGuan. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Abdominal accumulations, cutting pain).
HuangShu (KI 16) (One cun below ShangQu, five fen lateral to midline. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Hard heart, cold invasion of large intestine, dry stool, cutting abdominal pain).
ZhongZhu (KI 15) (Five fen below HuangShu. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Heat in lower abdomen, difficult defecation).
SiMan (KI 14) (Also named Suifu. One cun below ZhongZhu. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Accumulation below umbilicus, hernia/masses, blood in bladder, intestinal dysentery with cutting pain, chills, large abdominal shi-water, kidney pain).
QiXue (KI 13) (Also named Baomen, Zihu. One cun below SiMan. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Amenorrhea, running qi moving up/down causing lumbar/spinal pain).
DaHe (KI 12) (Also named Yinwei, Yinguang. One cun below Qixue. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Female leukorrhea, male seminal emission, retraction of yin).
Henggu (KI 11) (Also named Xiaji. One cun below Dahe. Meeting of Chong Mai and Foot Shaoyin. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Lower abdominal fullness, difficult urination, flaccidity of yin, body pain).
JiuWei (CV 15) (Also named WeiYi, Tailu. Five fen below xiphoid process. Divergent vessel of Ren Mai. Contraindicated for moxibustion/acupuncture. Alternative: Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Cold in heart, fullness with dyspnea, xifen with hemoptysis, blood stasis, heat disease with chest pain, inability to lie down, non-tender heart pain, frequent belching, heart hernia with sighing, red face with heart/back牵引 pain, frequent belching/panting, chest fullness/cough/vomiting, abdominal pain with skin itching, bi-syndrome of throat with inability to eat. Zhen Quan: Acupuncture preferred over moxibustion).
JuQue (CV 14) (One cun below Jiawei. Emission of Ren Mai Qi. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Non-tender heart pain, vexation, heat disease with palpitations, abdominal fullness/sudden pain, mental confusion/unawareness, cold hands with lower abdominal fullness, twitching. Heart hernia with fullness, dyspnea, xifen with hemoptysis, abdominal fullness, heart belching with heat/vomiting, diaphragm blockage, cholera, delirium/anger/fear, hatred of fire/cursing, fox hernia with palpitations/shortness of breath, chest/hypochondriac fullness, twitching radiating to lower abdomen, shortness of breath/vexation, vomiting with heart distension).
ShangWan (CV 13) (One point-five cun below JuQue, three cun from xiphoid. Meeting of Foot Yangming, Hand Taiyin, Ren Mai. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Cold invasion from overeating, indigestion, abdominal distension, heart/abdominal pain, chest/hypochondriac fullness, deficiency pulse generating myriad diseases. Zhen Quan: Heart wind, palpitations/anorexia, diaphragm below heart, hematemesis, vertigo, hanging head pain, body heat with anhidrosis, heart pain with three parasites, excess saliva, inability to turn, abdominal fullness/sudden pain/sweating).
ZhongWan (CV 12) (Also named TaiCang. One cun below Shangwan. Origin of Hand Taiyang/Foot Yangming, Meeting of Ren Mai. Apply seven moxa cones. Indications: Abdominal distension/blockage, heart pain, stomach distension, cholera with unaware vomiting/diarrhea. First tonify Taixi, then Yuan point of Taicang. Overflowing drink, hard/painful hypochondrium, abdominal distension/blockage, cold invasion from overeating, indigestion, head heat/epistaxis, yellow eyes with chills, frequent belching, vexation/fullness/diaphragm vomiting, emotional injury/qi accumulation. Zhen Quan: Pien-tzu qi from reading, accumulations, sudden abdominal fullness, heart pain, body heat, difficulty bending/straightening, chong hernia, sudden death/unconsciousness, heart/abdominal pain attacks, migrating masses, periodic pain, abdominal heat, excess saliva (snake bite sign), smelling burnt odor, difficult defecation, lower abdominal heat, red/yellow urine, warm disease with anhidrosis, blood overflow/water).
JianLi (CV 11) (One cun below Zhongwan. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Heart pain rushing to heart, anorexia, lateral fullness. Zhen Quan: Abdominal distension with counterflow qi, cholera).
XiaWan (CV 10) (One cun below Jianli. Meeting of Foot Taiyin and Ren Mai. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Indigestion, regurgitation, qi of six fu organs, grain not transforming. Zhen Quan: Red urine, hard abdomen).
ShuiFen (CV 9) (One cun below Xiawan. Emission of Ren Mai Qi. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Spinal rigidity/internal tension, cramping abdominal pain. Zhen Quan: Water disease with abdominal edema).
Qizhong (CV 8) (Umbilicus. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Water disease, large abdomen with flat umbilicus, no abdominal lines (incurable), infertility. Moxibustion promotes fertility. Umbilical hernia with periumbilical pain, chest swelling with dyspnea. Zhen Quan: Edema, tympanites, borborygmus like thunder, qi rushing to heart daily (seven cones/day, total 400 cones)).
YinJiao (CV 7) (Also named ShaoGuan, HengHu. One cun below umbilicus. Meeting of Yin and Chong Mai. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Water distension/qi moving in skin. Zhen Quan: Below penis in hollow, treats fright/insomnia, cuts wandering qi of five zang organs. Yin hernia drawing to testis, female limb spasms, abdominal hernia, amenorrhea, postpartum disorders, infertility, pruritus ani, pien-tzu qi with hard/painful abdomen, drawing to yin preventing urination, retracted testes).
QiHai (CV 6) (Also named BoNao, Xiahuang. One point-five cun below umbilicus. Emission of Ren Mai Qi. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Lower abdominal hernia, waking with fright. Zhen Quan: Lower heat, red urine, qi pain like knife twisting).
ShiMen (CV 5) (Also named LiJi, JingLu, Tiantan, Mingmen. Two cun below umbilicus. Emission of Ren Mai Qi. Apply three moxa cones. **Contraindicated for women**. Indications: Periumbilical hernia pain, sanjiao water distension, large abdomen/skin qi, sudden heart/abdominal pain with anhidrosis, qi strangury, yellow urine, qi fullness. Deficiency: Enuresis/cold body, heat vomiting/counterflow, difficult urination, abdominal fullness/hernia/accumulation, postpartum disorders, infertility/pruritus, pien-tzu qi, stiff mouth/aphasia, penile swelling starting from waist/lower abdomen, hard/painful waist/lower abdomen drawing to yin preventing urination, retracted testes. Zhen Quan: Postpartum lochia retention).
GuanYuan (CV 4) (Also named CiMen. Three cun below umbilicus. Meeting of Ren Mai and Foot Triple Yin. Apply seven moxa cones. Indications: Chills/fever/shi-water, pain radiating to hypochondrium, abdominal distension/vertigo/headache, whole-body heat, qi strangury, yellow urine. Zhen Quan: Urine like scattered gray ash, turned bladder unable to urinate, lower abdominal fullness, hypochondriac distension, vertigo/headache, whole-body heat, pien-tzu chills/fever entering lower abdomen, nausea, middle injury with hematuria, frequent urination, lumbar/back/umbilical pain, drawing to yin with urgency, diarrhea, sudden epilepsy/pain, lower abdominal heat, blood loss from injury, wind-cold, falls/fractures, limb flaccidity (TiJie), female infertility, epistaxis, internal blood retention).
ZhongJi (CV 3) (Also named QiYuan, YuQuan. Four cun below umbilicus. Meeting of Ren Mai and Foot Triple Yin. Apply three moxa cones. **Contraindicated for women** (Note: Text says "Female Forbidden Central", likely meaning specific conditions or general caution in some contexts, but text lists female indications). Indications: Central abdominal heat/pain, cervical malposition, lower abdominal cold, pruritus/pain of yin, amenorrhea without pain, postpartum disorders, infertility, internal deficiency, pien-tzu rushing to heart causing severe dyspnea, sudden shortness of breath, corpse-like厥, heart vexation/pain, hunger without appetite, cold invasion, abdominal distension radiating to [groin] with pain, lower abdomen/spinal controlling sudden pain, urgency after defecation, amenorrhea/blockage, lower abdominal discomfort, male seminal loss).
QuGu (CV 2) (Above Henggu, one cun below Zhongji, in depression at pubic hair line, arterial pulse palpable. Meeting of Ren Mai and Foot Jueyin. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Bladder difficult urination, curved foot, turned bladder unable to urinate, female red/white leukorrhea, dry/painful yin, aversion to intercourse, water distension,涩 urine, epileptic hernia with foaming).
HuiYin (CV 1) (Also named PingYi. Between anus and genitals. Divergent vessel of Ren Mai, meeting of Du Mai and Bo Mai. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Bi-syndrome, difficult urination, heat in orifice. Excess: Abdominal wall pain. Deficiency: Itching/scabies. Hemorrhoids communicating with yin is fatal. Various yin diseases, front-back牵引 pain, inability to pass stool/urine, female blood blockage, male yin tip cold, rushing to heart fiercely).
LianQuan (CV 23) (Also named BenChi. Below chin, above larynx, on tongue. Meeting of Yin Wei and Ren Mai. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Sublingual swelling, difficult speech, tongue deviation with drooling, cough/shortness of breath, panting/foaming. Contraindication: Upper qi urgency/chest fullness).
TianTu (CV 22) (Also named WuHu. Five cun below laryngeal prominence, central hollow. Meeting of Yin Wei and Ren Mai. Apply three moxa cones. Indications: Cough/counterflow qi/panting, sudden aphasia, qi under tongue veins, large qi in neck, bi-syndrome of throat, dry/urgent throat, dyspnea, humming throat sound, chills/fever/neck swelling, shoulder pain/chest fullness, abdominal wall heat/epistaxis, qi choking heart pain, rash, headache/red hot face, body numbness).
Xuanji (CV 21) (One cun below TianTu, central depression. Emission of Ren Mai Qi. Extend head. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Chest fullness/pain, bi-syndrome of throat/pharyngeal abscess, inability to swallow fluids).
HuaGai (CV 20) (One cun below Xuanji, in depression. Emission of Ren Mai Qi. Extend head. Apply five moxa cones. Indications: Chest/hypochondriac fullness, pain radiating to chest, cough/counterflow qi, panting with aphasia).