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Treat leukorrhea and abdominal masses. Due to postpartum lochia not stopping, leading to the cessation of menstruation. Coldness of the lower channels (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoint: Guanyuan (CV 4).
Treat leukorrhea. Acupoints: Qihai (CV 6), Xiaochangshu (BL 27).
Treat red and white leukorrhea, and qi reversal from the hypochondrium connecting to the back, with unbearable pain. Acupoint: Daimai (GB 26).
Treat leukorrhea and irregular menstruation. Acupoint: Zhongji (CV 3).
Treat leukorrhea. Acupoint: Yinjiao (CV 7).
Treat red and white leukorrhea, aversion to sexual intercourse, and urinary retention. For cases of deficiency, fatigue, and extreme coldness, moxibustion is suitable. Acupoint: Qugu (CV 2).
Treat white discharge. Acupoint: Xiawan (CV 10).
Treat red and white discharge, heart accumulation causing lower back pain, inability to bend or extend. Acupoint: Ciliao (BL 32).
Treat red and white leukorrhea, frequent passage of white qi-like discharge, scanty menstruation, weakness and lassitude (*yinluo*), and main indication for uncontrollable pale discharge, red discharge with vulvar itching and pain, drawing sensation in the lower abdomen making bending and extension impossible. Acupoint: Zhonglushu (BL 36). Yaokaojiao (Stimulate the intersection of the lumbar and sacral regions, i.e., Shangliao etc., determining the number of needle insertions based on the lunar cycle; the disease resolves immediately after needle removal; alternatively, use Xialiao BL 34).
Treat red and white leukorrhea, dryness and pain in the yin region, aversion to sexual intercourse, hardness of the lower abdomen, and urinary obstruction. Acupoint: Qugu (CV 2).
Treat red discharge in women. Acupoint: Dahe (KI 12).
Wang Shi in *Zisheng Jing* states: When patients come seeking medicine for red and white leukorrhea, administer Zhenling Dan. Zhenling Dan promotes blood circulation and warms the middle jiao, hence its miraculous effect. It is recorded here due to its efficacy, but it must not be taken by pregnant women. Moxibustion on the Daimai acupoint is even more extraordinary than this pill. A woman suffered from red and white leukorrhea. Lin Shi obtained my acupuncture and moxibustion classic. Initially, he moxibusted Qihai without effect. The next day, he moxibusted Daimai. A spirit possessed the patient, saying, "Moxibustion yesterday was good, but it did not reach me. Today it reached me, so I am leaving now. You may set up wine and food to sacrifice to me." The family sacrificed as instructed, and the illness immediately resolved. This is a true event. I initially found it strange, then recalled the case of Jin Jinggong’s disease in the Gaohuang area, where two spirits existed. Because the patient was severely deficient and consumptive, the spirits took residence in the emptiness. Is there also a spirit in this woman's illness? Perhaps due to mental overexertion causing deficiency, allowing the spirit to reside there. Once moxibustion reaches the correct acupoint, the spirit must leave; sacrifice is not strictly necessary. Since then, whenever someone seeks moxibustion, I treat them. Pressing this acupoint invariably causes soreness and pain. I know this is the correct point. Moxibustion on it leads to recovery. The acupoint is located one cun and eight fen below the costal margin at the flanks. Patients with this condition should undergo moxibustion promptly. Many women die from this disease; do not neglect it. Adding moxibustion on Baihui (GV 20) is especially beneficial. This disease is often caused by mental overexertion.
Treat leukorrhea. Acupoint: Jianshi (PC 5), moxa three cones.
Treat infertility and leakage of red and white discharge. Acupoint: Quanmen (GB 25), ten cones, repeated three times.
Treat hematochezia and dysentery, leakage of red and white blood. Acupoint: Foot Taiyin Spleen channel points, fifty cones (one hundred cones if cold accumulates in the abdomen).
Treat leakage of red and white discharge and difficult menstruation. Acupoint: Yinjiao (CV 7), moxa twenty-one cones (or thirty cones).
Treat bleeding and leakage of red and white discharge. Acupoint: Yingchi four points, twenty cones (or thirty cones, located on the pulses above the blisters on both sides anterior and posterior to the medial malleolus).
Treat leakage of red and white discharge with soreness and emaciation of the four limbs. Acupoint: Louyin (KI 11), thirty cones (located five fen above the medial malleolus on the slight arterial pulse).
Treat leakage and pouring of red and white discharge. Moxa on Yinyang points according to age in cones, repeated three times (located below the big toe, at the junction of the flexor side and the white skin border).
Treat metrorrhagia and leukorrhea due to postpartum lochia not stopping. This is the most important acupoint for restoring fertility in women. Needle Zhongji (CV 3) four times to achieve pregnancy. If not pregnant, needle deeper by eight fen, retain for ten breaths, and apply reducing method upon obtaining deqi. Moxibustion is also good, but inferior to needling. Daily moxibustion from thirty to three hundred cones until cessation.
Treat leukorrhea. Acupoint: Xiaochangshu (BL 27).
Treat female hernia, red and white leukorrhea varying in amount, and sudden abdominal pain. Acupoint: Ligou (LR 5).
Treat females with red and white discharge. Acupoint: Yaoshu (BL 23).
Treat females with leakage of red and white discharge and blood, moxa Sanyinjiao (SP 6).