风痹∶尺泽 阳辅
积癖痰痹∶膈俞
寒厥∶太渊 液门
痿厥∶丘墟
尸厥如死及不知人事∶灸厉兑（三壮）
身寒痹∶曲池 列缺 环跳 风市 委中 商丘 中封 临泣
厥逆∶阳辅 临泣 章门。如脉厥，灸间使，或针复溜。
尸厥∶列缺 中冲 金门 大都 内庭 厉兑 隐白 大敦
四肢厥∶尺泽 小海 支沟 前谷 三里 三阴交 曲泉 照海 太溪 内庭 行间
肠鸣∶三里 陷谷 公孙 太白 章门 三阴交 水分 神阙 胃俞 三焦俞
肠鸣而泄∶神阙 水分 三间
食泄∶上廉 下廉
暴泄∶隐白
洞泄∶肾俞
溏泄∶太冲 神阙 三阴交
泄不止∶神阙
出泄不觉∶中脘
痢疾∶曲泉 太溪 太冲 丹田 脾俞 小肠俞
便血∶承山 复溜 太冲 太白
大便不禁∶丹田 大肠俞
大便不通∶承山 太溪 照海 太冲 小肠俞 太白 章门 膀胱俞
大便下重∶承山 解溪 太白 带脉
闭塞∶照海 太白 章门
泻泄∶曲泉 阴陵 然谷 束骨 隐白 三焦俞 中脘 天枢 脾俞 肾俞 大肠俞
五痔∶委中 承山 飞扬 阳辅 复溜 太冲 侠溪 气海 会阴 长强。
肠风∶尾窍骨尽处，灸百壮即愈。
大小便不通∶胃脘（灸三百壮）
肠痈痛∶太白 陷谷 大肠俞
脱肛∶百会 尾窍（七壮） 脐中（随年壮）
血痔，泄，复肿∶承山 复溜
痔疾，骨疽蚀∶承山 商丘
久痔∶三百（疑“二白”）（在掌后四寸） 承山 长强
Wind Bi (Wind-type Obstruction Syndrome): Quchi (Qūchí, LI11), Yangfu (Yángfǔ, GB38).
Accumulated masses and phlegm Bi: Geshu (Géshù, BL17).
Cold Jue (Cold Reversal Syndrome): Taiyuan (Tàiyuán, LU9), Yemen (Yèmén, TE2).
Wei Jue (Flaccidity with Reversal Syndrome): Qiuxu (Qiūxū, GB40).
Shi Jue (Corpse-like Fainting resembling death and loss of consciousness): Moxibustion on Lidui (Lìduì, ST45), 3 moxa cones per acupoint.
Body coldness with Bi syndrome: Quchi (Qūchí, LI11), Lieque (Lièquē, LU7), Huantiao (Huántiáo, GB30), Fengshi (Fēngshì, GB31), Weizhong (Wěizhōng, BL40), Shangqiu (Shàngqiū, SP5), Zhongfeng (Zhōngfēng, LR4), Linqi (Línqì, GB41).
Jue Ni (Reversal Syndrome): Yangfu (Yángfǔ, GB38), Linqi (Línqì, GB41), Zhangmen (Zhāngmén, LR13). If it is Mai Jue (Pulse Reversal), moxibustion on Jianshi (Jiànshǐ, PC5) or acupuncture on Fuliu (Fùliú, KI7).
Shi Jue (Corpse-like Fainting): Lieque (Lièquē, LU7), Zhongchong (Zhòngchōng, PC9), Jinmen (Jīnmén, BL63), Dadu (Dàdū, SP2), Neiting (Nèitíng, ST44), Lidui (Lìduì, ST45), Yinbai (Yīnbái, SP1), Dazhun (Dàzhuī, LR1).
Four-limb Jue (Cold extremities): Quchi (Qūchí, LI11), Xiaohai (Xiǎohǎi, SI8), Zhigou (Zhīgōu, TE6), Qian Gu (Qiángǔ, SI5), Sanli (Zúsānlǐ, ST36), Sanyinjiao (Sānyīnjiāo, SP6), Ququan (Qūquán, LR8), Zhaohai (Zhàohǎi, KI6), Taixi (Tàixī, KI3), Neiting (Nèitíng, ST44), Xingjian (Xíngjiàn, LR2).
Chang Ming (Borborygmus/intestinal rumbling): Zusanli (Zúsānlǐ, ST36), Xianggu (Xiànggǔ, ST43), Gongsun (Gōngsūn, SP4), Taidai (Tàibái, SP3), Zhangmen (Zhāngmén, LR13), Sanyinjiao (Sānyīnjiāo, SP6), Shuifen (Shuǐfèn, CV9), Shenque (Shénquè, CV8), Weishu (Wèishù, BL21), Sanjiaoshu (Sānjiāoshù, BL22).
Borborygmus with diarrhea: Shenque (Shénquè, CV8), Shuifen (Shuǐfèn, CV9), Sanjian (Sānjiān, LI3).
Food stagnation diarrhea: Shanglian (Shànglián, ST37), Xialian (Xiàlián, ST39).
Sudden diarrhea: Yinbai (Yīnbái, SP1).
Dong Xie (Profuse watery diarrhea): Shenshu (Shènshù, BL23).
Tang Xie (Loose stools): Taichong (Tàichōng, LR3), Shenque (Shénquè, CV8), Sanyinjiao (Sānyīnjiāo, SP6).
Unstopping diarrhea: Shenque (Shénquè, CV8).
Involuntary defecation without sensation: Zhongwan (Zhōngwǎn, CV12).
Dysentery: Ququan (Qūquán, LR8), Taixi (Tàixī, KI3), Taichong (Tàichōng, LR3), Dantian (Dāntián, CV11), Pishu (Píshù, BL20), Xiaochangshu (Xiǎochángshù, BL27).
Hematochezia (Blood in stool): Chengshan (Chéngshān, BL57), Fuliu (Fùliú, KI7), Taichong (Tàichōng, LR3), Taidai (Tàibái, SP3).
Fecal incontinence: Dantian (Dāntián, CV11), Dachangshu (Dàchángshù, BL25).
Constipation: Chengshan (Chéngshān, BL57), Taixi (Tàixī, KI3), Zhaohai (Zhàohǎi, KI6), Taichong (Tàichōng, LR3), Xiaochangshu (Xiǎochángshù, BL27), Taidai (Tàibái, SP3), Zhangmen (Zhāngmén, LR13), Pangguangshu (Pángguāngshù, BL28).
Heaviness and tenesmus during defecation: Chengshan (Chéngshān, BL57), Jie Xi (Jiéxī, ST41), Taidai (Tàibái, SP3), Daimai (Dàimài, GB26).
Obstruction/Blockage: Zhaohai (Zhàohǎi, KI6), Taidai (Tàibái, SP3), Zhangmen (Zhāngmén, LR13).
Diarrhea: Ququan (Qūquán, LR8), Yinling (Yínlíng, SP9), Ran Gu (Rángǔ, KI2), Shugu (Shùgǔ, BL65), Yinbai (Yīnbái, SP1), Sanjiaoshu (Sānjiāoshù, BL22), Zhongwan (Zhōngwǎn, CV12), Tianshu (Tiānshū, ST25), Pishu (Píshù, BL20), Shenshu (Shènshù, BL23), Dachangshu (Dàchángshù, BL25).
Five types of hemorrhoids: Weizhong (Wěizhōng, BL40), Chengshan (Chéngshān, BL57), Feiyang (Fēiyáng, BL58), Yangfu (Yángfǔ, GB38), Fuliu (Fùliú, KI7), Taichong (Tàichōng, LR3), Xiaxi (Xiáxī, GB43), Qihai (Qìhǎi, CV6), Huiyin (Huìyīn, CV1), Changqiang (Chángqiáng, GV1).
Chang Feng (Intestinal wind/bright red blood before stool): At the end of the coccygeal bone, moxibustion for 100 cones leads to cure.
Obstruction of both urination and defecation: Moxibustion on Weiwan (Wèiwǎn, CV12) for 300 cones.
Appendicitis pain: Taidai (Tàibái, SP3), Xianggu (Xiànggǔ, ST43), Dachangshu (Dàchángshù, BLS25).
Rectal prolapse: Baihui (Bǎihuì, GV20), Weiqiao (Wěiqiào, GV1 - *Note: likely referring to a point near the anus/coccyx*), 7 cones; Qizhong (Qízhōng, CV8), moxa cones according to patient's age.
Hemorrhoidal bleeding with diarrhea and recurrence/swelling: Chengshan (Chéngshān, BL57), Fuliu (Fùliú, KI7).
Hemorrhoids with bone abscess erosion: Chengshan (Chéngshān, BL57), Shangqiu (Shàngqiū, SP5).
Chronic hemorrhoids: Erbai (Èrbái, EX-LE2 - *Text notes "Sanbai" as a doubt, located 4 cun proximal to the wrist crease*); Chengshan (Chéngshān, BL57), Changqiang (Chángqiáng, GV1).