治喘呼少气（资生经）。穴然谷
治脏气不足。穴上廉
治胃气不足。穴三里
治脏气虚惫。真气不足。一切气疾不瘥者。皆灸之。穴气海
治膀胱气。穴少府
治少气。穴少冲 步廊 间使 肾俞 大钟
治少气难言。穴至阴
治少气不足。穴神门
治短气。穴小肠俞。鱼际。大陵。肝俞
治胸满短气。穴膺窗
治癫疾短气。穴行间
治胸满短气。不得汗。穴手太阴。皆针补以出汗。
治短气。穴涌泉
治短气不得息。不能言。穴膻中。华盖
治膈。上下不通。呼吸少气喘息。穴步廊 阴都
治大气不得息。穴大包
治咳嗽少气。喘息呕沫。噤齿。穴廉泉
治气短不安。穴风门
治短气不食。穴肝俞
治腹胀少气。穴三里伏兔。
治短气。穴肝俞
治短气。穴肩井。灸二百壮。
治短气不得语。穴天井。灸百壮。大椎或灸随年壮。肺俞。肝俞。尺泽。或各灸百壮。
手小指第四指间交脉上。或灸七壮。或手十指头各十壮。
治少年房事多。短气。穴鸠尾头。灸五十壮。又盐灸脐孔中二七壮。
治乏气。穴第五椎下。灸随年壮。
治短气。空灸巨阙
治短气。穴云门 风门 热府 肺募 巨阙 期门
治少气。穴巨阙 解溪 然谷 尺泽
治少气。穴巨阙
治心腹满。吐逆短气。痰闷食难下。不消。穴胆俞
治心痛如锥刀刺。气结。穴膈俞。灸七壮
治气结。穴太仓。灸百壮。
治结聚留饮。穴通谷
治心腹诸病。坚满烦痛。忧郁结气。寒冷霍乱。心痛吐下。食不消。肠鸣泄利。穴太仓
灸百壮。
治结气囊里。针药所不及。穴肓募。灸随年壮。
治五脏六腑。心腹满。腰背痛。饮食吐逆。寒热往来。小便不利。羸瘦少气。穴三焦俞
灸随年壮。
治卒乏气。气不复报。肩息。穴右度手拇指。折度心下。灸三壮瘥。
治寒中少气。穴间使
Treat panting and calling with shortness of breath (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoint: Ran Gu.
Treat insufficiency of Zang Qi (Visceral Qi). Acupoint: Shang Lian.
Treat insufficiency of Stomach Qi. Acupoint: San Li.
Treat exhaustion of Zang Qi (Visceral Qi) and deficiency of True Qi (Zhen Qi), where all Qi disorders fail to resolve. Apply moxibustion to all these conditions. Acupoint: Qi Hai.
Treat Bladder Qi disorder. Acupoint: Shao Fu.
Treat shortness of breath. Acupoints: Shao Chong, Bu Lang, Jian Shi, Shen Shu, Da Zhong.
Treat shortness of breath accompanied by difficulty in speech. Acupoint: Zhi Yin.
Treat insufficiency of Qi. Acupoint: Shen Men.
Treat shortness of breath. Acupoints: Xiao Chang Shu, Yu Ji, Da Ling, Gan Shu.
Treat chest fullness and shortness of breath. Acupoint: Ying Chuang.
Treat epilepsy with shortness of breath. Acupoint: Xing Jian.
Treat chest fullness and shortness of breath without sweating. Acupoints: Points on the Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian; apply needle tonification to induce sweating.
Treat shortness of breath. Acupoint: Yong Quan.
Treat shortness of breath leading to dyspnea and inability to speak. Acupoints: Dan Zhong, Hua Gai.
Treat Diaphragm disorder characterized by obstruction between upper and lower parts, with shortness of breath and panting. Acupoints: Bu Lang, Yin Du.
Treat stagnation of Da Qi (Master Qi/Zong Qi) causing dyspnea. Acupoint: Da Bao.
Treat cough with shortness of breath, panting, vomiting of frothy saliva, and locked jaw. Acupoint: Lian Quan.
Treat shortness of breath and restlessness. Acupoint: Feng Men.
Treat shortness of breath and anorexia. Acupoint: Gan Shu.
Treat abdominal distension with shortness of breath. Acupoints: San Li, Fu Tu.
Treat shortness of breath. Acupoint: Gan Shu.
Treat shortness of breath. Acupoint: Jian Jing; apply moxibustion for 200 Zhu (moxa cones).
Treat shortness of breath and aphasia. Acupoint: Tian Jing; apply moxibustion for 100 Zhu. Alternatively, use Da Zhui or apply moxibustion according to the patient's age (Sui Nian Zhu). Other points: Fei Shu, Gan Shu, Chi Ze; apply moxibustion for 100 Zhu at each point.
At the intersection vessel between the fourth finger and the little finger, apply moxibustion for 7 Zhu. Or, apply moxibustion for 10 Zhu at the tip of each of the ten fingers.
Treat shortness of breath in young adults due to excessive sexual activity. Acupoint: Jiu Wei head; apply moxibustion for 50 Zhu. Additionally, apply salt-moxibustion in the umbilicus for 14 Zhu (two times seven).
Treat lack of Qi. Acupoint: Below the fifth thoracic vertebra; apply moxibustion according to the patient's age.
Treat shortness of breath. Empty moxibustion on Ju Que.
Treat shortness of breath. Acupoints: Yun Men, Feng Men, Re Fu, Fei Mu, Ju Que, Qi Men.
Treat Sha Qi (scanty Qi). Acupoints: Ju Que, Jie Xi, Ran Gu, Chi Ze.
Treat Sha Qi (scanty Qi). Acupoint: Ju Que.
Treat heart and abdominal fullness, vomiting and reflux, shortness of breath, phlegm oppression, difficulty swallowing food, and indigestion. Acupoint: Dan Shu.
Treat heart pain like stabbing with a awl or knife, and Qi knotting. Acupoint: Ge Shu; apply moxibustion for 7 Zhu.
Treat Qi knotting (stagnation). Acupoint: Tai Cang; apply moxibustion for 100 Zhu.
Treat accumulation and retained fluid. Acupoint: Tong Gu.
Treat various diseases of the heart and abdomen, including hardness and fullness, irritability and pain, depression and Qi stagnation, cold-type Huoluan (cholera-like syndrome), heart pain with vomiting and diarrhea, indigestion, borborygmus, and diarrhea. Acupoint: Tai Cang; apply moxibustion for 100 Zhu.
Treat encapsulated nodules within the body that are beyond the reach of needles and herbs. Acupoint: Huang Mu; apply moxibustion according to the patient's age.
Treat disorders of the Five Zang and Six Fu organs, including heart and abdominal fullness, back and waist pain, vomiting and reflux after eating, alternating chills and fever, difficult urination, emaciation, and shortness of breath. Acupoint: San Jiao Shu; apply moxibustion according to the patient's age.
Treat sudden lack of Qi with failure of Qi recovery and shoulder breathing (accessory muscle respiration). Acupoint: Right thumb; measure from the thumb to the epigastrium (heart below); apply moxibustion for 3 Zhu for cure.
Treat internal Cold causing Sha Qi (scanty Qi). Acupoint: Jian Shi.