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（一）合谷穴 属手阳明经。
（二）肘臂穴 属手少阳经。
（三）肩头穴 属手少阳经。
（四）颊车穴 属手阳明经。
（五）翳风穴 属手少阳经。
帮助
合谷穴 亦名虎口。在手表面大指次指歧骨间。
肘臂穴 在肘上直骨中间，穴居消烁穴之下，清冷渊之上。
肩头穴 在肩头骨下缝中，云门穴外边寸许。
颊车穴 亦名禾 穴，在耳下八分。
翳风穴 在耳后侧，穴与耳下齐。
上第二图所载，皆上身穴道。凡痰 等症，核起于上身者，按照上身穴道，用麻油蘸细
灯草
，先在纸上，将油搓干燃之，于图中有定点处，轻微烧之，触近皮肤，即速提起。凡一、二
、三、四、五、五穴，为有定点。颈项左右有核起者，则左右手五穴，皆用火攻。片面核起
者，只于一手五穴用之，此有定点也。其余无定点，除致命气门外，则在核起处围烧之。核
大者，顶上三两点；核小者，顶上一点，此无烧点也。
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（子） 内庭穴 属足阳明经。
（丑） 陷谷穴 属足阳明经。
（寅） 商邱穴 属足太阴经。
（卯） 申脉穴 属阳跷。（奇经八脉之一）
（辰） 膝眼穴 属足阳明经。
（巳） 膝眼穴 属足阳明经。
（午） 委中穴 属足少阴经。（即膝腕穴）
（未） 鼠鼷穴 属足厥阴经。
帮助
内庭穴 在足表面大指次指之歧骨间。
陷谷穴 在足背趺阳穴前，去内庭一寸五分。
商邱穴 在内螺蛳骨下陷中。
申脉穴 在外螺蛳骨下陷中。
膝眼穴 在膝盖骨左陷中。
膝眼穴 在膝盖骨右陷中。
委中穴 在膝后腕中。
鼠鼷穴 在胯内大骨尽处，上与横骨相接之间。
上第三图所载，皆下体穴道。凡痰 核起于腰以下者，按照下体穴道，左患攻左，右患
攻右
，双方皆患，则左右俱治。如图所载子、丑、寅、卯、辰、巳、午、未，为有定点，用麻油
蘸细灯草烧之，此有定烧点。若无定点，亦视肿核环烧之。核大者，顶上烧二三点；核小者
，顶上烧一点。此无定烧点之要诀也。
Figure 2
(1) Hegu (LI4) belongs to the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian.
(2) Zoubi (Extra Point) belongs to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian.
(3) Jiántóu (Extra Point) belongs to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian.
(4) Jiache (ST6) belongs to the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian.
(5) Yifeng (TE17) belongs to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian.
[Supplementary Notes]
Hegu (LI4), also known as Tiger's Mouth, is located on the dorsum of the hand, between the first and second metacarpal bones, at the midpoint of the second metacarpal bone on the radial side.
Zoubi is located in the middle of the straight bone above the elbow, situated below Xiaoshuo (TE14) and above Qinglengyuan (TE13).
Jiántóu is located in the gap under the shoulder bone, approximately one cun lateral to Yunmen (LU2).
Jiache (ST6), also referred to as Heliao (though the text says "He", context implies Jiache location), is located eight fen below the earlobe.
Yifeng (TE17) is located behind the ear, level with the lower edge of the earlobe.
The points listed in Figure 2 above are all located on the upper body. For conditions such as phlegm nodules where lumps appear on the upper body, treat according to the upper body acupoints. Dip fine rush pith into sesame oil, dry the oil on paper by rubbing, ignite it, and lightly moxa-burn at the fixed marked points in the diagram. Raise the flame immediately when it approaches the skin. Points one through five are considered to have fixed marking locations. If lumps arise on both sides of the neck, apply fire therapy to the five points on both hands. If lumps arise on only one side, use only the five points on the affected hand; this constitutes the case of fixed markings. For other cases without fixed markings, excluding vital Qi gates, burn around the lump. For large lumps, burn two or three spots on the top; for small lumps, burn one spot on the top. This describes the case without fixed burning points.
Figure 3
(Zi) Neiting (ST44) belongs to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
(Chou) Xian Gu (ST43) belongs to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
(Yin) Shangqiu (SP5) belongs to the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian.
(Mao) Shenmai (BL62) belongs to the Yang Qiao Mai (One of the Eight Extraordinary Vessels).
(Chen) Xiyan (Ex-LE5) belongs to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
(Si) Xiyan (Ex-LE5) belongs to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian.
(Wu) Weizhong (BL40) belongs to the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian [Note: Text states Kidney Meridian, though traditionally Bladder Meridian]. (Also known as the knee popliteal crease point).
(Wei) Shuxi (Groin area) belongs to the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian.
[Supplementary Notes]
Neiting (ST44) is located on the dorsum of the foot, in the depression distal to the junction of the first and second metatarsal bones, between the second and third toes.
Xian Gu (ST43) is located on the dorsum of the foot, anterior to the Yangxi (ST42) point, one cun and five fen distal to Neiting (ST44).
Shangqiu (SP5) is located in the depression below the medial malleolus.
Shenmai (BL62) is located in the depression below the lateral malleolus.
Xiyan (Ex-LE5) is located in the depression on the left side of the patella.
Xiyan (Ex-LE5) is located in the depression on the right side of the patella.
Weizhong (BL40) is located in the center of the popliteal crease behind the knee.
Shuxi (referring to the groin/inguinal region) is located at the end of the large bone inside the hip, connecting upwards with the transverse bone.
The points listed in Figure 3 above are all located on the lower body. For phlegm nodules appearing below the waist, treat according to the lower body acupoints: treat the left side for left-sided afflictions, and the right side for right-sided afflictions. If both sides are afflicted, treat both left and right. The points Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei as shown in the figure are considered to have fixed markings. Use sesame oil-dipped fine rush pith for burning; these are fixed burning points. If there are no fixed markings, burn around the swollen nodule ring-wise. For large nodules, burn two or three spots on the top; for small nodules, burn one spot on the top. This is the key technique for cases without fixed burning points.