在幽门下一寸。灸五壮。主头痛寒热，汗出不恶寒。主项如拔，不可左右顾，目KT KT 不
明，
风寒。及鼻鼽、清涕出。及结积留饮，癖囊，胸满饮。主喜呕，及心中愦愦，数欠，癫，心
下悸，咽中澹澹恐。主失欠，口 ，食饮善呕，暴哑不能言。
在通谷下一寸(原注∶又名食宫)。灸三壮。主多唾、呕沫，大便难。及妇人无子，脏有
恶血，腹厥痛、绞刺不可忍。及身热，疟病。主心满、气逆、肠鸣。
在阴都下二寸(原注∶又名石阙)。灸五壮。主多呕。主脊强口不开。主大便闭塞，气结
，心坚满。主脊痉反折。主妇人子脏有恶血，内逆满痛。
在商曲下一寸，直脐旁。灸五壮。主大便干，腹中切痛。及大腹寒疝，小腹有热。
在肓 下五分。灸五壮。《铜人经》云∶在肓 下一寸。主小腹热。大便坚燥不利。
在中注下一寸。(灸五壮)。主妇人脏中或胞中有恶血，内逆满痛，疝(原注∶又名髓府)
。主大腹石水，腹中切痛。主奔豚上下。及脐下疝积。
去肓 一寸半。直脐旁二寸(原注∶又名长溪、长谷、循际、谷门)。灸百壮。主久积冷
绕脐切痛，时上冲心，女子漏下赤白。及腹大坚，食大化，面色苍苍。主冬月重感于寒则泄
，当脐痛，肠胃间游气切痛。主腹胀肠鸣，气上冲胸，腹中尽痛。主面浮肿，唾血，吐血。
主疟振寒，热盛狂言语，呕吐、霍乱泄利，食不化。
Located one cun below Youmen (ST21). Moxibustion: five moxa cones. Indications: Headache, alternating chills and fever, sweating without aversion to cold. Neck stiffness as if pulled, inability to turn the head left or right, blurred vision, wind-cold pathogenic factors. Also for rhinorrhea with clear discharge. Also for accumulation of retained fluid, pi-nang (abdominal masses), chest fullness with fluid retention. For frequent vomiting, mental restlessness, frequent yawning, epilepsy, palpitations in the epigastrium, feeling of water sloshing in the throat accompanied by fear. For frequent yawning, facial paralysis or speech difficulty, vomiting after eating/drinking, sudden aphonia.
Located one cun below Tonggu (ST25) (Original note: also known as Shipal). Moxibustion: three moxa cones. Indications: Excessive salivation, vomiting frothy fluids, difficult defecation. For female infertility, presence of evil blood in the viscera, abdominal jue-pain, cramping and stabbing pain unbearable. For body heat, malaria. For chest fullness, rebellious qi, borborygmus.
Located two cun below Yindu (ST26) (Original note: also known as Shique). Moxibustion: five moxa cones. Indications: Frequent vomiting. Spinal rigidity with inability to open the mouth. Constipation, qi stagnation, hardness and fullness in the heart region. Spasm and opisthotonos of the spine. For women with evil blood in the uterus, internal rebellious fullness and pain.
Located two cun below Shiguan (ST27). Moxibustion: five moxa cones. Indications: Accumulations and masses in the abdomen, occasional severe cutting pain, lack of appetite.
Located one cun below Shangqu (ST28), directly beside the umbilicus. Moxibustion: five moxa cones. Indications: Dry stool, severe cutting pain in the abdomen. For large-abdomen cold hernia, heat in the lower abdomen.
Located five fen below Huangshu (RN17). Moxibustion: five moxa cones. *Tongren Jing* states: one cun below Huangshu. Indications: Heat in the lower abdomen. Hard, dry, and difficult defecation.
Located one cun below Zhongzhu (RN18). (Moxibustion: five moxa cones). Indications: Evil blood in the viscera or uterus of women, internal rebellious fullness and pain, hernia (Original note: also known as Suifu). For large-abdomen stone-water disease, severe cutting pain in the abdomen. For running piglet syndrome moving up and down. Also for hernial accumulations below the umbilicus.
One and a half cun away from Huangshu (RN17), directly beside the umbilicus at two cun lateral distance (Original note: also known as Changxi, Changgu, Xunjie, Guemen). Moxibustion: one hundred moxa cones. Indications: Long-standing accumulated cold causing severe cutting pain around the umbilicus, sometimes rushing up to the heart, leukorrhea with red and white discharge in women. Abdominal distension that is large and hard, excessive digestion/appetite, sallow complexion. Indications for contracting cold again in winter leading to diarrhea, pain at the umbilicus, severe pain caused by wandering qi between the intestines and stomach. Abdominal distension with borborygmus, qi rushing up to the chest, total abdominal pain. Facial edema, hemoptysis, hematemesis. Malaria with chills, high fever with mania and incoherent speech, vomiting, cholera-like diarrhea, undigested food.