治黄胆。穴脾俞 胃脘 太溪
治黄胆一足寒。一足热。喜渴。及舌纵烦满。穴然谷
治黄胆热中喜渴。穴太冲
治身黄。时有微热。不嗜食。少气。身体重。膝内廉内踝前痛。穴中封 五里
治黄胆腹满不能食。穴脊中
治黄胆喜欠。不下食。胁下满欲吐。身重不欲动。穴脾俞
治黄胆目黄。穴劳宫
治目黄振寒。穴中脘 大陵
治黄胆。穴脾俞
疗腰身黄。胀满。腹肚泻痢身重。四肢不收。黄胆。邪气积聚。腹痛寒热。穴脾俞
疗身黄羸瘦。穴章门
治马黄。黄胆等病。穴黄门穴（从鼻头直入发际。度取通绳分为三断绳。取一分入发际
当绳头针是穴）
治马黄。黄胆。上龈里穴。正当人中及唇。针三 。
治马黄。黄胆。四时等病。上 穴。入口里边。在上缝赤白脉是。针三 。
治黄胆。舌下穴。侠舌两边针。
治马黄黄胆。寒暑瘟疫。唇里穴。正当承浆里边。逼齿龈。针三 。
治四时寒暑所苦。疸气温病。穴颞 。针灸。
治马黄黄胆疫通身。并黄语。音已不转者。侠人中穴。火针。
治马黄急疫。侠承浆穴。
治马黄黄胆急疫等病。穴巨阙。灸穴七壮。
治马黄黄胆。穴上脘。灸七壮。
治马黄黄胆。男阴缝穴。拔阴反向上灸。若女人玉门是穴。男女针灸无 。
治头中百病。马黄黄胆。穴风府。针灸之。
治马黄黄胆。热府穴在第二节下两旁。相去各一寸五分。
治马黄黄胆。寒暑诸毒。穴心俞 肝俞 脾俞 肾俞 脚后跟穴。在白肉后际。针灸随
便。
治黄胆。通治百毒。穴肺俞（灸）
治马黄。黄胆寒暑疫毒。耳中穴。在耳门孔上横梁是。针灸之。
治马黄黄胆。寒暑温疫。颊里穴。从口吻边入往对颊里去口一寸。针颊两边同法。
治马黄黄胆。KT 石子头穴（还取病患手。自提臂从腕中太渊绞向上一尺接白肉际。灸七
壮）
治黄胆。乳孔穴。度乳至脐中屈筋头骨是。灸百壮。
治马黄瘟疫。穴太冲。针灸随便。
治伤泡身黄。穴章门
治三十六黄确应用俞穴处。穴肝俞 心俞 脾俞 肺俞 肾俞 胆俞 小肠俞 胃俞
大肠
俞膀胱俞 风门 百会 接脊一穴。在背当中心。天窗 明堂 神庭 风府 风池 玉枕
承浆 太阳 鸠尾 巨阙 上脘 中脘 下脘 胃脘 阴倍二穴。在胃两旁各一寸半。章门
手太阳 手阳明 劳宫 三里 上廉 下廉 承山 绝骨 足阳明 太冲 伏兔 气海
丹田 关元 曲骨 魂舍 玉泉。
治黄胆。穴手太阳。灸随年壮。
资生经云。五苓散治疸病发渴立效。瘀热在里。身黄肿。煎茵陈汤下。服此不效。方可
针灸。
治黄胆。穴鱼际。灸七壮。
治瘅善哕。气走咽喉而不能言。手足清。大便难。嗌中肿痛。吐血。口中热唾如胶。
穴太溪
Treating jaundice. Acupoints: Shushu (BL20, Bladder 20), Weiwuan (Extra point), Taixi (KI3, Kidney 3).
Treating jaundice with one foot cold and the other hot, thirst, tongue relaxation, irritability, and fullness. Acupoint: Ranggu (KI2, Kidney 2).
Treating jaundice with heat in the middle jiao and thirst. Acupoint: Taichong (LR3, Liver 3).
Treating yellowing of the body, occasional slight fever, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, heaviness of the body, and pain in the medial aspect of the knee and anterior to the medial malleolus. Acupoints: Zhongfeng (LR4, Liver 4), Wuli (GB37, Gallbladder 37).
Treating jaundice with abdominal fullness and inability to eat. Acupoint: Jizhong (GV9, Governor Vessel 9).
Treating jaundice with frequent yawning, inability to eat, fullness under the hypochondrium, desire to vomit, heaviness of the body, and reluctance to move. Acupoint: Shushu (BL20, Bladder 20).
Treating jaundice with yellowing of the eyes. Acupoint: Laogong (PC8, Pericardium 8).
Treating yellowing of the eyes with chills. Acupoints: Zhongwan (CV12, Conception Vessel 12), Daling (PC7, Pericardium 7).
Treating jaundice. Acupoint: Shushu (BL20, Bladder 20).
Treating yellowing of the waist and body, abdominal distension, diarrhea and dysentery with heaviness of the body, flaccidity of the four limbs, jaundice, accumulation of pathogenic qi, abdominal pain with alternating chills and fever. Acupoint: Shushu (BL20, Bladder 20).
Treating yellowing of the body with emaciation. Acupoint: Zhangmen (LR13, Liver 13).
Treating Ma Huang (a type of severe epidemic jaundice) and jaundice. Acupoint: Huangmen (Extra point; Location: From the tip of the nose straight up into the hairline, measure with a cord divided into three parts, take one part as the distance from the hairline; the point where the end of the cord falls is the acupoint).
Treating Ma Huang and jaundice. Upper gingiva interior point, directly at Renzhong (GV26, Governing Vessel 26) and the lips, needle three times.
Treating Ma Huang, jaundice, and seasonal diseases. Upper [lip] point, inside the mouth above, at the junction of the red and white mucosal lines in the upper suture, needle three times.
Treating jaundice. Sublingual points, needle both sides of the tongue.
Treating Ma Huang, jaundice, and epidemics caused by cold and heat. Lip interior point, directly inside Chengjiang (CV24, Conception Vessel 24), pressing against the dental gingiva, needle three times.
Treating suffering caused by seasonal cold and heat, dan disease, and warm diseases. Temporal [region] point, apply acupuncture and moxibustion.
Treating Ma Huang, jaundice, and epidemics causing whole-body yellowing, delirium, and hoarseness/inability to speak. Points beside Renzhong (GV26, Governing Vessel 26), use fire needle.
Treating acute Ma Huang epidemic. Beside Chengjiang (CV24, Conception Vessel 24).
Treating Ma Huang, jaundice, and acute epidemics. Acupoint: Jueque (CV14, Conception Vessel 14), moxa seven zhuang.
Treating Ma Huang and jaundice. Acupoint: Shangwan (CV13, Conception Vessel 13), moxa seven zhuang.
Treating Ma Huang and jaundice. Male: Yin feng point, reverse the penis upward for moxibustion. Female: Yumen point (CV11, Conception Vessel 11). No contraindications for acupuncture or moxibustion for either gender.
Treating various head diseases, Ma Huang, and jaundice. Acupoint: Fengfu (GV16, Governor Vessel 16), apply acupuncture and moxibustion.
Treating Ma Huang and jaundice. Refu point is located on both sides below the second thoracic vertebra, each one cun and five fen away.
Treating Ma Huang, jaundice, and various toxins from cold and heat. Acupoints: Xinsu (BL15, Bladder 15), Ganshu (BL18, Bladder 18), Pishu (BL20, Bladder 20), Shenshu (BL23, Bladder 23), Heel point (located at the posterior margin of the white skin). Apply acupuncture and moxibustion as appropriate.
Treating jaundice, generally treating hundred toxins. Acupoint: Feishu (BL13, Bladder 13) [moxa].
Treating Ma Huang, jaundice, and toxins from cold, heat, and epidemics. Ear center point, located on the transverse bar above the ear gate hole, apply acupuncture and moxibustion.
Treating Ma Huang, jaundice, cold, heat, and warm epidemics. Jiali point, entering from the corner of the mouth towards the opposite cheek, one cun away from the mouth. Needle both cheeks using the same method.
Treating Ma Huang and jaundice. KT Stone Head point (Method: Have the patient extend their arm, lift it from Taiyuan (LU9, Lung 9) at the wrist upwards one chi, connecting to the margin of the white skin, moxa seven zhuang).
Treating jaundice. Ru Kong point, measuring from the nipple to the umbilicus, at the bone of the bent tendon, moxa one hundred zhuang.
Treating Ma Huang epidemic. Acupoint: Taichong (LR3, Liver 3), apply acupuncture and moxibustion as appropriate.
Treating body yellowing caused by injury blisters. Acupoint: Zhangmen (LR13, Liver 13).
For the thirty-six types of Huang (jaundice), the applicable Shu points are: Ganshu (BL18, Bladder 18), Xinsu (BL15, Bladder 15), Pishu (BL20, Bladder 20), Feishu (BL13, Bladder 13), Shenshu (BL23, Bladder 23), Danshu (BL19, Bladder 19), Xiaochangshu (BL27, Bladder 27), Weishu (BL21, Bladder 21), Dachangshu (BL25, Bladder 25), Pangguangshu (BL28, Bladder 28), Fengmen (BL12, Bladder 12), Baihui (GV20, Governor Vessel 20), Jieji (an extra point in the center of the back), Tianchuang, Mingtang, Shenting (GV24, Governor Vessel 24), Fengfu (GV16, Governor Vessel 16), Fengchi (GB20, Gallbladder 20), Yuzhen (GB9, Gallbladder 9), Chengjiang (CV24, Conception Vessel 24), Taiyang (Extra point), Jiawei (CV15, Conception Vessel 15), Jueque (CV14, Conception Vessel 14), Shangwan (CV13, Conception Vessel 13), Zhongwan (CV12, Conception Vessel 12), Xiawan (CV10, Conception Vessel 10), Weiwuan, Yinbei two points (one and half cun lateral to the stomach), Zhangmen (LR13, Liver 13), Hand Taiyang channel, Hand Yangming channel, Laogong (PC8, Pericardium 8), Sanli (ST36, Stomach 36), Shanglian, Xialian, Chengshan (BL57, Bladder 57), Jiegu (GB39, Gallbladder 39), Foot Yangming channel, Taichong (LR3, Liver 3), Futu (ST32, Stomach 32), Qihai (CV6, Conception Vessel 6), Dantian, Guanyuan (CV4, Conception Vessel 4), Qugu (CV2, Conception Vessel 2), Hunshe, Yuquan.
Treating jaundice. Hand Taiyang channel point, moxa according to the patient's age in zhuang.
Zisheng Jing states: Wu Ling San (Five-Ingredient Powder with Poria) treats jaundice with thirst immediately. If stasis-heat is in the interior causing yellowing and swelling of the body, decoct Yinchen Tang (Artemisia Capillaris Decoction) to administer the powder. If this is ineffective, then proceed with acupuncture and moxibustion.
Treating jaundice. Acupoint: Yuji (LU10, Lung 10), moxa seven zhuang.
Treating Dan disease with frequent hiccups, qi rushing to the throat preventing speech, cold hands and feet, difficult defecation, sore and swollen throat, hematemesis, and hot sticky saliva like gum. Acupoint: Taixi (KI3, Kidney 3).