坤（外踝） 震（牙口） 巽（头、口、乳） 中宫（肩、尻） 干（背、面、目） 兑（手膊） 艮
（腰、项） 离（膝、肋） 坎（肚、脚、肘） 一岁起坤，二岁震，三岁巽，四岁中宫，五岁干，六岁兑，
七岁艮，八岁离，九岁坎，十岁又是坤。逐年顺行，周而复始，如患人行年到处，则忌针灸。慎勿泛用，免变他病。
四季人神
春（左胁） 夏（在脐） 秋（右胁） 冬（在腰）
九部人神（一岁为始，起于脐。一年行一位，周而复始。）
脐（一） 心（二） 肘（三） 咽（四） 口（五） 头（六） 脊（七） 腰（八） 足（九）
十二部人神（一岁为始，起于心。一年行一位，周而复始。）
心（一） 喉（二） 头（三） 肩（四） 背（五） 腰（六） 腹（七） 项（八） 足（九）
膝（十） 阴（十一） 股（十二）
十干日忌用针灸
甲（头） 乙（耳、喉） 丙（肩） 丁（背、心） 戊（腹、脾） 己（腹、脾） 庚（腰、肺）
辛（膝） 壬（肾、足、胫） 癸（手、足）
十二支日人神所在忌针灸
子（目） 丑（腰、耳） 寅（胸） 卯（脾、鼻） 辰（腰、膝） 巳（手） 午（心） 未（头、
手） 申（头、脊） 酉（背） 戌（面头） 亥（头项）
逐月血忌日
正月（丑） 二月（未） 三月（寅） 四月（申） 五月（卯） 六月（酉） 七月（辰） 八月
（戌） 九月（巳）
十月（亥） 十一月（午） 十二月（子）
逐日人神所犯忌用针灸
初一、十一、二十一日（大拇指、鼻柱、手小拇指） 初二、十二、二十二日（外踝、发际）
初三、十三、二十三（股内、牙齿、足、股、肘） 初四、十四、二十四日（腰间、胃气、手阳明） 初
五、十五、二十五日（口、舌、遍身、足阳明） 初六、十六、二十六日（手掌、胸前） 初七、十七、
二十七日（内踝、气冲、膝） 初八、十八、二十八日（手腕、股内、阴） 初九、十九、二十九日
（尻、足、膝、胫） 初十、二十、三十日（腰、背、内踝、足趺）
人神所犯十二时辰忌用针灸
子（踝） 丑（腰） 寅（目） 卯（面） 辰（头） 巳（手）
午（胸） 未（腹） 申（心） 酉（背） 戌（头） 亥（股）
男忌日
壬辰 甲辰 乙巳 丙午 丁未 辛未 除日
女忌日
甲寅 乙卯 乙酉 乙巳 丁巳 辛未 破日
男女忌日
白虎 黑道 血支 血忌 月厌 月杀 月害 月刑 独火
针灸吉日
丁亥 丁卯 丁丑 甲辰 甲申 甲戌 丙子 丙午 丙申 丙辰 壬子 壬戌 壬午 庚午 辛巳
戊戌 戊申 己亥 己未
针灸凶日
每月初八 十五 十八 廿三 廿四 廿八 廿九
[Background Information]
Book: Yangyi Daquan (Comprehensive Collection of Surgeon's Medicine)
Author: Gu Shicheng
Dynasty: Qing
Chapter: Shen Nong's Arrangement of the Nine Palaces and Buttock Deities
Category: Medical Theory
[Translation]
The Kun position corresponds to the lateral malleolus; the Zhen position corresponds to the teeth and mouth; the Xun position corresponds to the head, mouth, and breasts; the Central Palace corresponds to the shoulders and buttocks (Kui); the Qian position corresponds to the back, face, and eyes; the Dui position corresponds to the arms; the Gen position corresponds to the waist and neck; the Li position corresponds to the knees and ribs; the Kan position corresponds to the abdomen, feet, and elbows. In the first year of life, the pathogenic qi originates at the Kun position; in the second year, it moves to Zhen; in the third year, to Xun; in the fourth year, to the Central Palace; in the fifth year, to Qian; in the sixth year, to Dui; in the seventh year, to Gen; in the eighth year, to Li; in the ninth year, to Kan; and in the tenth year, it returns to Kun. It proceeds sequentially year by year, cycling endlessly. If a patient's annual age aligns with these positions, acupuncture and moxibustion are contraindicated. Exercise caution and avoid indiscriminate use to prevent inducing other diseases.
Human Deities of the Four Seasons:
Spring: Left hypochondrium; Summer: Umbilicus; Autumn: Right hypochondrium; Winter: Waist.
Nine-Part Human Deities (Starting from age one, originating at the umbilicus. Moving one position per year, cycling endlessly.)
One: Umbilicus; Two: Heart; Three: Elbow; Four: Pharynx; Five: Mouth; Six: Head; Seven: Spine; Eight: Waist; Nine: Feet.
Twelve-Part Human Deities (Starting from age one, originating at the Heart. Moving one position per year, cycling endlessly.)
One: Heart; Two: Throat; Three: Head; Four: Shoulder; Five: Back; Six: Waist; Seven: Abdomen; Eight: Neck; Nine: Feet; Ten: Knee; Eleven: Genitals; Twelve: Thigh.
Contraindications for Acupuncture and Moxibustion on the Ten Heavenly Stems Days:
Jia (Head); Yi (Ears, Throat); Bing (Shoulder); Ding (Back, Heart); Wu (Abdomen, Spleen); Ji (Abdomen, Spleen); Geng (Waist, Lung); Xin (Knee); Ren (Kidney, Feet, Tibia); Gui (Hands, Feet).
Contraindications for Acupuncture and Moxibustion based on the Twelve Earthly Branches Days (Location of Human Deities):
Zi (Eyes); Chou (Waist, Ears); Yin (Chest); Mao (Spleen, Nose); Chen (Waist, Knee); Si (Hands); Wu (Heart); Wei (Head, Hands); Shen (Head, Spine); You (Back); Xu (Face, Head); Hai (Head, Neck).
Monthly Blood Taboo Days:
First Month: Chou Day; Second Month: Wei Day; Third Month: Yin Day; Fourth Month: Shen Day; Fifth Month: Mao Day; Sixth Month: You Day; Seventh Month: Chen Day; Eighth Month: Xu Day; Ninth Month: Si Day; Tenth Month: Hai Day; Eleventh Month: Wu Day; Twelfth Month: Zi Day.
Daily Contraindications for Acupuncture and Moxibustion Based on Human Deity Violations:
1st, 11th, 21st: Thumb, nasal bridge, little finger of the hand.
2nd, 12th, 22nd: Lateral malleolus, hairline.
3rd, 13th, 23rd: Inner thigh, teeth, feet, thigh, elbow.
4th, 14th, 24th: Waist region, Weiqi point, Hand-Yangming Meridian.
5th, 15th, 25th: Mouth, tongue, whole body, Foot-Yangming Meridian.
6th, 16th, 26th: Palm, anterior chest.
7th, 17th, 27th: Medial malleolus, Qichong point, knee.
8th, 18th, 28th: Wrist, inner thigh, genitals.
9th, 19th, 29th: Buttocks, feet, knee, tibia.
10th, 20th, 30th: Waist, back, medial malleolus, dorsum of the foot.
Contraindications for Acupuncture and Moxibustion Based on Human Deity Violations in the Twelve Two-Hour Periods:
Zi (Ankle); Chou (Waist); Yin (Eyes); Mao (Face); Chen (Head); Si (Hand); Wu (Chest); Wei (Abdomen); Shen (Heart); You (Back); Xu (Head); Hai (Thigh).
Male Contraindicated Days:
Ren-Chen, Jia-Chen, Yi-Si, Bing-Wu, Ding-Wei, Xin-Wei, Chu Ri (Elimination Day).
Female Contraindicated Days:
Jia-Yin, Yi-Mao, Yi-You, Yi-Si, Ding-Si, Xin-Wei, Po Ri (Broken Day).
Contraindicated Days for Both Men and Women:
Baihu (White Tiger), Haidao (Black Path), Xuezhi (Blood Support), Xueji (Blood Taboo), Yueyan (Moon Dislike), Yuesha (Moon Kill), Yuehai (Moon Harm), Yuexing (Moon Punishment), Du Huo (Solitary Fire).
Auspicious Days for Acupuncture and Moxibustion:
Ding-Hai, Ding-Mao, Ding-Chou, Jia-Chen, Jia-Shen, Jia-Xu, Bing-Zi, Bing-Wu, Bing-Shen, Bing-Chen, Ren-Zi, Ren-Xu, Ren-Wu, Geng-Wu, Xin-Si, Wu-Xu, Wu-Shen, Ji-Hai, Ji-Wei.
Inauspicious Days for Acupuncture and Moxibustion:
8th, 15th, 18th, 23rd, 24th, 28th, 29th of every lunar month.