内关、中脘、气海、神阙（填椒盐灸之）、水分、隔俞、脾俞、胃俞。
吐法（新攻一） 备急丸（攻五二） 大厘清饮（新寒五） 四逆汤（热十四） 排气饮（新和
六） 《局方》四七汤（和九七） 大营煎（新补十四） 小营煎（新补十五） 木香槟榔丸（攻四
九） 通瘀煎（新因五） 神香散（新和二十） 桃仁承气汤（攻四） 润下丸（和百十七） 二陈
汤（和一） 调胃承气汤（攻三） 清膈煎（新寒九） 茵陈饮（新寒八） 括痰丸（新和十九） 橘
皮半夏汤（和十三） 玉烛散（攻二四） 十香丸（新和十五） 芍药枳术丸（新和十六） 平胃散
（和十七） 生韭饮（和一五一） 白螺丸（和百十五） 东垣草豆蔻丸（和一六七） 和胃饮（新
和五） 理阴煎（新热三） 神佑丸（攻四八） 不换金正气散（和二一） 决津煎（新因二） 百
顺丸（新攻六） 理中汤（热一）
荔枝散（新因二八 气痛） 赤金豆（新攻二 坚积） 木香顺气散（和四三 气滞） 归脾
汤（补三二） 游山散（和七六 心脾痛） 调气平胃散（和十八） 参附汤（补三七） 神佑丸（
攻五三 寒积痛） 附子茴香散（热一四八 暖胃和中） 人参散（和一六二 虚寒） 牙皂散（
新因二七 结气） 藿香安胃散（热七一 寒呕） 四磨饮（和五二 行气） 强中汤（热九一
生冷伤脾） 茱萸四逆汤（热十八 小腹痛） 苏合丸（和三七一 气逆心痛） 铁刷散（热百九
寒湿积） 八味建中汤（补二五） 乌药散（和七四 血气壅滞） 益黄散（和十九 寒滞）
指迷七气汤（和五一 积痛） 平拈散（和七五 气痛） 七气汤（和四七 郁） 木香调气散（
和四四 气滞） 八味汤（热一四一 虚寒气滞） 调痛散（和七二 气逆） 丁香止痛散（和七
三心痛甚） 蟠葱散（热百十 寒滞） 祛痛散（和七一 心气滞） 胡椒理中汤（热六 肺胃
虚寒） 胃爱散（热七十 虚寒） 玄桂丸（和七八 瘀血痛） 浓朴温中汤（热九十 逐寒滞）
胜金散（热百八 气逆） 舒筋散（和七七 跌闪腹痛） 丁香茯苓汤（热六十三 温行滞）
大沉香丸（热百十三 冷气） 沉香桂附丸（热百十一 寒气） 附子理中汤（热三 虚寒） 吴
茱萸散（热一三九 寒湿） 木香导气丸（因二七八 小腹气痛） 金匮大建中汤（补二三 寒
痛） 大己寒丸（热百七十 寒病） 小建中汤（补二二） 事后中寒腹痛（因二七八） 椒附丸（
热百十二 小腹痛） 温胃汤（热十三 寒伤脾） 冷香丸（热八二 生冷）
Neiguan (PC6), Zhongwan (CV12), Qihai (CV6), Shenque (CV8) [moxibustion with pepper and salt filling], Shuifen (CV9), Geshu (BL17), Pishu (BL20), Weishu (BL21).
Emetic Method (New Compilation: Attacking Methods, No. 1): Beiji Wan (Emergency Pill; Attacking Methods, No. 52); Dali Qingyin (Great Clarifying Decoction; New Compilation: Cold Syndromes, No. 5); Sini Tang (Four Reversal Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 14); Paqi Yin (Qi-Dispersing Decoction; New Compilation: Harmonizing Methods, No. 6); Siqi Tang from *Jufang* (Four Seven Decoction from the Bureau of Medical Formulas; Harmonizing Methods, No. 97); Daying Jian (Great Camp Decoction; New Compilation: Tonifying Methods, No. 14); Xiaoying Jian (Small Camp Decoction; New Compilation: Tonifying Methods, No. 15); Muxiang Binglang Wan (Costus and Areca Nut Pill; Attacking Methods, No. 49); Tongyu Jian (Unblocking Stasis Decoction; New Compilation: Etiological Methods, No. 5); Shenxiang San (Divine Fragrance Powder; New Compilation: Harmonizing Methods, No. 20); Tao Ren Chengqi Tang (Peach Kernel Modulating the Stomach and Directing Downward Decoction; Attacking Methods, No. 4); Runxia Wan (Moistening Downward Pill; Harmonizing Methods, No. 117); Erchen Tang (Two Aged Decoction; Harmonizing Methods, No. 1); Tiaowei Chengqi Tang (Regulating the Stomach and Directing Downward Decoction; Attacking Methods, No. 3); Qingge Jian (Clearing the Diaphragm Decoction; New Compilation: Cold Syndromes, No. 9); Yichen Yin (Artemisia Capillaris Decoction; New Compilation: Cold Syndromes, No. 8); Kuotan Wan (Phlegm-Resolving Pill; New Compilation: Harmonizing Methods, No. 19); Jupi Banxia Tang (Tangerine Peel and Pinellia Decoction; Harmonizing Methods, No. 13); Yuzhu San (Jade Candle Powder; Attacking Methods, No. 24); Shixiang Wan (Ten Fragrances Pill; New Compilation: Harmonizing Methods, No. 15); Shaoyao Zhizhu Wan (Peony and Atractylodes Macrocephala Pill; New Compilation: Harmonizing Methods, No. 16); Pingwei San (Calm the Stomach Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 17); Shengjiu Yin (Raw Leek Decoction; Harmonizing Methods, No. 151); Bailuo Wan (White Snail Pill; Harmonizing Methods, No. 115); Dongyuan Caodoukou Wan (Dongyuan's Cardamomum Pilulae; Harmonizing Methods, No. 167); Hewei Yin (Harmonizing the Stomach Decoction; New Compilation: Harmonizing Methods, No. 5); Liyin Jian (Nourishing Yin Decoction; New Compilation: Heat Syndromes, No. 3); Shenyu Wan (Divine Protection Pill; Attacking Methods, No. 48); Buhuanjin Zhengqi San (Not-Replacing-Gold Upright Qi Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 21);iejue Jin Jian (Decision Crossing Decoction; New Compilation: Etiological Methods, No. 2); Baishun Wan (Hundred Obediences Pill; New Compilation: Attacking Methods, No. 6); Lizhong Tang (Regulate the Middle Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 1).
Lizhi San (Lychee Powder; New Compilation: Etiological Methods, No. 28, for Qi Pain); Chijin Dou (Red Gold Bean; New Compilation: Attacking Methods, No. 2, for Hard Accumulations); Muxiang Shunqi San (Costus Regulating Qi Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 43, for Qi Stagnation); Guipi Tang (Restore the Spleen Decoction; Tonifying Methods, No. 32); Youshan San (Wandering Mountain Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 76, for Heart-Spleen Pain); Tiaoqi Pingwei San (Regulating Qi Calming the Stomach Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 18); Shenfu Tang (Ginseng and Aconite Decoction; Tonifying Methods, No. 37); Shenyu Wan (Divine Protection Pill; Attacking Methods, No. 53, for Cold Accumulation Pain); Fuzi Huixiang San (Aconite and Fennel Powder; Heat Syndromes, No. 148, to Warm the Stomach and Harmonize the Middle); Renshen San (Ginseng Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 162, for Deficiency-Cold); Yazao San (Tooth Soap Powder; New Compilation: Etiological Methods, No. 27, for Knotted Qi); Huoxiang Anwei San (Agastache Stabilizing the Stomach Powder; Heat Syndromes, No. 71, for Cold Vomiting); Simo Yin (Four Grinding Decoction; Harmonizing Methods, No. 52, to Move Qi); Qiangzhong Tang (Strengthen the Center Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 91, for Spleen Injury by Cold/Raw Foods); Zhuyu Sini Tang (Cornus Four Reversal Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 18, for Lower Abdominal Pain); Suhe Wan (Styrax Pill; Harmonizing Methods, No. 371, for Qi-Rebellion Heart Pain); Tiesha San (Iron Brush Powder; Heat Syndromes, No. 99, for Cold-Damp Accumulation); Bawei Jianzhong Tang (Eight Ingredients Strengthening the Middle Decoction; Tonifying Methods, No. 25); Wuyao San (Lindera Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 74, for Blood and Qi Congestion); Yihuang San (Enrich the Yellow Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 19, for Cold Stagnation); Zhimi Qiqi Tang (Bewildering Seven Qi Decoction; Harmonizing Methods, No. 51, for Accumulation Pain); Pingnian San (Level Grasping Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 75, for Qi Pain); Qi Qi Tang (Seven Qi Decoction; Harmonizing Methods, No. 47, for Depression/Stagnation); Muxiang Tiaoqi San (Costus Regulating Qi Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 44, for Qi Stagnation); Bawei Tang (Eight Ingredients Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 141, for Deficiency-Cold Qi Stagnation); Tiaotong San (Regulating Pain Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 72, for Qi Rebellion); Dingxiang Zhitong San (Clove Relieving Pain Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 73, for Severe Heart Pain); Pansong San (Coiled Scallion Powder; Heat Syndromes, No. 110, for Cold Stagnation); Qtong San (Expelling Pain Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 71, for Heart Qi Stagnation); Hujiao Lizhong Tang (Black Pepper Regulating the Middle Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 6, for Lung-Stomach Deficiency-Cold); Weiai San (Stomach Love Powder; Heat Syndromes, No. 70, for Deficiency-Cold); Xuangui Wan (Dark Cinnamon Pill; Harmonizing Methods, No. 78, for Blood Stasis Pain); Houpo Wenzhong Tang (Magnolia Bark Warming the Middle Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 90, to Expel Cold Stagnation); Shengjin San (Victorious Metal Powder; Heat Syndromes, No. 108, for Qi Rebellion); Shujin San (Relaxing Tendons Powder; Harmonizing Methods, No. 77, for Abdominal Pain from Sprains/Contusions); Dingxiang Fuling Tang (Clove and Poria Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 63, to Warm and Move Stagnation); Dachenchxian Wan (Great Agarwood Pill; Heat Syndromes, No. 113, for Cold Air); Chenxiang Guifu Wan (Agarwood Cinnamon and Aconite Pill; Heat Syndromes, No. 111, for Cold Qi); Fuzi Lizhong Tang (Aconite Regulating the Middle Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 3, for Deficiency-Cold); Wuzhuyu San (Evodia Powder; Heat Syndromes, No. 139, for Cold-Damp); Muxiang Daoqi Wan (Costus Guiding Qi Pill; Etiological Methods, No. 278, for Lower Abdominal Qi Pain); Jingui Dajianzhong Tang (Golden Cabinet Great Strengthening the Middle Decoction; Tonifying Methods, No. 23, for Cold Pain); Da Ji Han Wan (Great Eliminating Cold Pill; Heat Syndromes, No. 170, for Cold Diseases); Xiao Jianzhong Tang (Small Strengthening the Middle Decoction; Tonifying Methods, No. 22); Post-event Cold Injury Abdominal Pain (Etiological Methods, No. 278); Jiaofu Wan (Pepper and Aconite Pill; Heat Syndromes, No. 112, for Lower Abdominal Pain); Wenwei Tang (Warming the Stomach Decoction; Heat Syndromes, No. 13, for Cold Injury to the Spleen); Lengxiang Wan (Cold Fragrance Pill; Heat Syndromes, No. 82, for Conditions caused by Cold/Raw Foods).