在脐下一寸，两旁各二寸，长溪下二寸。灸五壮。主小腹满，小便难，阴下纵。主喜惊
。及癫疝，偏枯，烦渴，四肢不举。
在大巨下三寸。灸五壮。主三焦结热，大小便不利。主肩背痛，小腹满，引阴中痛，腰
背强急，膀胱寒。
在水道下二寸。灸五壮。主贲豚。卵上入，引茎痛，妇人血脏积冷。
在归来下一寸。鼠鼷上一寸(原注∶《素问·刺热论》注云在腹脐下，横骨两端鼠鼷
上一
寸动脉应手)。灸五壮。又名气街。主 阴肿痛，阴痿，茎中痛，两丸骞痛，不可仰卧。
及大气石水。及腹中满，热淋闭，不得尿。主腹中大热不安，腹有逆气，正攻心，暴腹胀满
，癃，淫泺，脐下坚， 疝，妇人月水不通，无子，或暴闭塞，腹胀满，癃，淫泺，乳难，
子上抢心，若胞不出，众气尽乱，绞痛不得反息。
在第二肋端，不容旁一寸半，上直两乳。灸五壮。主目青而呕。主胸中热。主胁下胀，
心痛
，气短。喜障酸。主腹大坚，不得息，胀痹满，少腹尤大。及小腹满，小便难，阴下纵。主
饮食不下，贲豚上下，伤食腹满。及霍乱泄注，大喘不得安卧。及妇人产余疾。
Located half a cun below Tianshu (ST25, Heavenly Pivot). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Generalized abdominal pain, palpitations as if the heart were suspended, pain radiating downward from the umbilicus to the abdomen.
Located one cun below the umbilicus, two cun lateral to each side, and two cun below Changxi (GB29, Long Stream). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Fullness in the lower abdomen, difficult urination, flaccidity of the external genitalia. Also indicates susceptibility to fright. Epileptic hernia, hemiplegia, irritability with thirst, and inability to raise the limbs.
Located three cun below Daju (ST16, Great Giant). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Heat accumulation in the Sanjiao (Triple Burner), difficulty in passing both urine and stool. Shoulder and back pain, lower abdominal fullness, pain radiating to the yin region, stiffness and tension of the waist and back, cold of the Bladder.
Located two cun below Shuidao (ST28, Water Pathway). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Ben Tun (Roving Pig) syndrome [gas rushing up from the lower abdomen]. Testes retracting into the abdomen, pain radiating to the penis, cold stagnation in the woman's blood organ (uterus).
Located one cun below Guilai (ST29, Return), one cun above Shuxi (SP11, Rat Groin) (Original note: The commentary on *Suwen · Cilun Lun* states it is located below the umbilicus on the abdomen, at the midpoint between the two ends of the pubic bone, one cun above Shuxi, where the arterial pulse can be felt). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Also known as Qijie (Qi Street). Indications: Swelling and pain of the yin, impotence, pain within the penis, retraction and pain of both testes, inability to lie supine. Da Qi Shi Shui [a severe form of edema/ascites]. Abdominal fullness, heat-type strangury with urinary retention, inability to urinate. Intense heat in the abdomen causing restlessness, rebellious qi attacking the heart, sudden abdominal distension, strangury, lethargy and weakness, hardness below the umbilicus, hernia, amenorrhea in women, infertility, or sudden obstruction with abdominal distension, strangury, lethargy and weakness, difficulty in lactation, uterus pressing against the heart, retained placenta, chaotic qi dynamics, colicky pain preventing normal breathing.
Located at the end of the second rib, one and a half cun lateral to Burong (ST19, Not Accepting), directly aligned between the two breasts. Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Greenish discoloration of the eyes accompanied by vomiting. Heat in the chest. Distension under the hypochondrium, heart pain, shortness of breath. Preference for acid belching. Large and hard abdomen, dyspnea, distending bi-syndrome and fullness, particularly enlarged lower abdomen. Lower abdominal fullness, difficult urination, flaccidity of the external genitalia. Inability to swallow food, Ben Tun syndrome moving up and down, abdominal fullness due to food stagnation. Cholera with diarrhea, severe panting preventing recumbency. Postpartum residual diseases in women.
Located five fen below Qimen (LR14, Gate of Expectation). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Heat in the lower abdomen, urge to run, frequent sighing, mood swings (anger and joy without happiness), excessive salivation, disordered speech, and inability to control the limbs.