中风手足瘙痒，不能握物。
会二穴 腕骨二穴 合谷二穴 行间二穴 风市二穴 阳陵泉二穴
中风口眼 斜，牵连不已。
颊车二穴（针入一分，沿皮肉透地仓穴。 左泻右， 右泻左，可灸二七壮。） 人中一
穴合谷二穴 太渊二穴 十宣十穴 童子 二穴
中风角弓反张，眼目盲视。
百会一穴 百劳一穴 合谷二穴 曲池二穴 行间二穴 十宣十穴 阳陵泉二穴
中风口噤不开，言语蹇涩。
地仓二穴（宜针透） 颊车二穴 人中一穴 合谷二穴
且夫中风者，有五不治也。开口闭眼，撒手遗尿，喉中雷鸣，皆恶候也。且中风者，为
百病之
于脏者，则令人不省人事，痰涎上壅，喉中雷鸣，四肢瘫痪，不知疼痛，语言蹇涩，故难治
也。中于腑者，则令人半身不遂，口眼 斜，知痒痛，能言语，形色不变，故易治也。治之
先审其证而后刺之，其中五脏六腑形证各有名，先须察其源，而名其证，根据标本刺之，不无
效也。
一、肝中之状，无汗恶寒，其色青，名曰怒中。
二、心中之状，多汗怕惊，其色赤，名曰思虑中。
三、脾中之状，多汗身热，其色黄，名曰喜中。
四、肺中之状，多汗恶风，其色白，名曰气中。
五、肾中之状，多汗身冷，其色黑，名曰气劳中。
六、胃中之状，饮食不下，痰涎上壅，其色淡黄，名曰食后中。
七、胆中之状，自侵牵连，鼾睡不醒，其色绿，名曰警中。
腰脊项背疼痛。
肾俞二穴 人中一穴 肩井二穴 委中二穴
腰疼头项强，不得回顾。
承浆一穴 腰俞一穴 肾俞二穴 委中二穴
腰痛，起止艰难。
然谷二穴 膏肓二穴 委中二穴 肾俞二穴
足背生毒 名曰背发。
内庭二穴 侠溪二穴 行间二穴 委中二穴
手背生毒，名曰附筋。
液门二穴 中渚二穴 合谷二穴 外关二穴
手臂背生毒，名曰附骨疽。
天府二穴 曲池二穴 委中二穴 治之无不愈矣。
照海二穴，通阴跷脉、肾之经，在足内踝下微前，赤白肉际陷中是穴。主治二十九证。
小便淋沥不通。
阴陵泉穴 三阴交穴 关冲二穴 合谷二穴
小腹冷痛，小便频数。
气海一穴 关元一穴 三阴交穴 肾俞二穴
膀胱七疝，贲豚等证。
大敦二穴 兰门二穴 丹田一穴 三阴交穴 涌泉二穴 章门二穴 大陵二穴
偏坠水肾，肿大如升。
大敦二穴 曲泉二穴 然谷二穴 三阴交穴 归来二穴 兰门二穴（在曲骨两旁各三寸
，脉是穴） 膀胱俞穴 肾俞二穴（横纹可灸七壮）
乳弦疝气，发时冲心痛。
带脉二穴 涌泉二穴 太 二穴 大敦二穴
小便淋血不止，阴器痛。
阴谷二穴 涌泉二穴 三阴交二穴
遗精白浊，小便频数。
关元一穴 白环俞穴 太 二穴 三阴交穴
夜梦鬼交，遗精不禁。
中极一穴 膏肓二穴 心俞二穴 然谷二穴 肾俞二穴
妇人难产，子掬母心不能下。
巨阙一穴 合谷二穴 三阴交穴 至阴二穴灸效
女人小便不通。
申脉二穴 阴陵泉穴 三阴交穴 太 二穴
妇人产后脐腹痛，恶露不已。
水分一穴 关元一穴 膏肓二穴 三阴交穴
妇人脾气，血蛊、水蛊、气蛊 石蛊。
膻中一穴 水分一穴 关元一穴 气海一穴 三里二穴 行间二穴（治血） 公孙二穴（
治气） 内庭二穴 支沟二穴 三阴交穴
女人血分 单腹气喘。
下脘一穴 膻中一穴 气海一穴 三里二穴 行间二穴
女人血气劳倦，五心烦热，肢体皆痛，头目昏沉。
百会一穴 膏肓二穴 曲池二穴 合谷二穴 绝骨二穴 肾俞二穴
老人虚损，手足转筋，不能举动。
承山二穴 阳陵泉穴 临泣二穴 太冲二穴 尺泽二穴 合谷二穴
霍乱吐泻，手足转筋。
京骨二穴 三里二穴 承山二穴 曲池二穴 腕骨二穴 尺泽二穴 阳陵泉穴
寒湿香港脚，发热大痛。
太冲二穴 委中二穴 三阴交二穴
肾虚香港脚红肿，大热不退。
气冲二穴 血海二穴 太 二穴 公孙二穴 委中二穴 三阴交穴
干香港脚，膝头并内踝及五指疼痛。
膝关二穴 昆仑二穴 绝骨二穴 委中二穴 （阳陵泉穴 三阴交穴）
浑身胀满，浮肿生水。
气海一穴 三里二穴 曲池二穴 合谷二穴 内庭二穴 行间二穴 三阴交穴
单腹蛊胀，气喘不息。
膻中一穴 气海一穴 水分一穴 三里二穴 行间二穴 （三阴交穴）
心腹胀大如盆。
中脘一穴 膻中一穴 水分一穴 行间二穴 三阴交穴
四肢面目浮肿，大热不退。
人中一穴 合谷二穴 三里二穴 临泣二穴 曲池二穴 三阴交二穴
妇人虚损形瘦，赤白带下。
百会一穴 肾俞二穴 关元一穴 三阴交二穴
女人子宫久冷，不受胎孕。
中极一穴 三阴交穴 子宫二穴（在中极两旁各二寸）
女人经水正行，头晕小腹痛。
阴交一穴 内庭二穴 合谷二穴
室女月水不调，脐腹疼痛。
天枢一穴 气海一穴 三阴交二穴
室女月水不调，淋沥不断，腰腹痛。
肾俞二穴 关元一穴 三阴交二穴
妇人产难，不能分娩。
三阴交穴 合谷二穴 独阴二穴（即至阴穴灸）
列缺二穴 通任脉 肺之经，在手腕后一寸五分，以两穴，相来盐指头尽处是穴，两筋
间。主治三十三证。
鼻流浊涕臭，名曰鼻渊。
曲差二穴 上星一穴 百会一穴 风门二穴 迎香二穴
鼻生息肉，闭塞不通。
印堂一穴 迎香二穴 上星一穴 风门二穴
伤风面赤，发热头痛。
通里二穴 曲池二穴 绝骨二穴 合谷二穴
伤风感寒，咳嗽胀满。
膻中一穴 风门二穴 合谷二穴 风府一穴
伤风四肢烦热，头痛。
经渠二穴 曲池二穴 合谷二穴 委中二穴
腹中肠痛，下利不已。
内庭二穴 天枢二穴 三阴交二穴
赤白痢疾，腹中冷痛。
水道二穴 气海一穴 外陵二穴 天枢二穴 三里二穴 三阴交二穴
胸前两乳红肿痛。
少泽二穴 大陵二穴 膻中一穴
乳痈红肿痛，小儿吹乳。
中府二穴 膻中一穴 少泽二穴 大敦二穴
腹中寒痛，泄泻不止。
天枢二穴 中脘一穴 关元一穴 三阴交二穴
妇人血积痛，败血不止。
肝俞二穴 肾俞二穴 膈俞二穴 三阴交穴
咳嗽寒痰，胸膈闭痛。
肺俞二穴 膻中一穴 三里二穴
久咳不愈，咳唾血痰。
风门二穴 太渊二穴 膻中一穴
哮喘气促，痰气壅盛。
丰隆二穴 俞府二穴 膻中一穴 三里二穴
吼喘胸膈急痛。
中二穴 天突一穴 肺俞二穴 三里二穴
吼喘气满，肺胀不得卧。
俞府二穴 风门二穴 太渊二穴 膻中一穴 中府二穴 三里二穴
鼻塞不知香臭。
迎香二穴 上星一穴 风门二穴
鼻流清涕，腠理不密，清涕不止。
神庭一穴 肺俞二穴 太渊二穴 三里二穴
妇人血沥，乳汁不通。
少泽二穴 大陵二穴 膻中一穴 关冲二穴
乳头生疮，名曰妒乳。
乳根二穴 少泽二穴 肩井二穴 膻中一穴
胸中噎塞痛。
大陵二穴 内关二穴 膻中一穴 三里二穴
五瘿等证。
夫项瘿之证有五∶一曰石瘿，如石之硬；二曰气瘿，如绵之软；三曰血瘿，如赤脉细丝
；四曰筋瘿，乃无骨；五曰肉瘿，如袋之状。此乃五瘿之形也。
扶突二穴 天突一穴 天窗二穴 缺盆二穴 俞府二穴 膺俞一穴（喉上） 膻中一穴
合谷二穴 十宣十穴（出血）
口内生疮，臭秽不可近。
十宣十穴 人中一穴 金津一穴 玉液一穴 承浆一穴 合谷二穴
三焦热极，舌上生疮。
关冲二穴 外关二穴 人中一穴 迎香二穴 金津一穴 玉液一穴 地仓二穴
口气冲人，臭不可近。
少冲二穴 通里二穴 人中一穴 十宣十穴 金津一穴 玉液一穴
冒暑大热，霍乱吐泻。
委中二穴 百劳一穴 中脘一穴 曲池二穴 十宣十穴 三里二穴 合谷二穴
中暑自热，小便不利。
阴谷二穴 百劳一穴 中脘一穴 委中二穴 气海一穴 阴陵泉穴
小儿急惊风，手足搐搦。
印堂一穴 百会一穴 人中一穴 中冲二穴 大敦二穴 太冲二穴 合谷二穴
小儿慢脾风，目直视，手足搐，口吐沫。
百会一穴 上星一穴 人中一穴 大敦二穴 脾俞二穴
消渴等证。
三消其证不同，消脾、消中、消肾。《素问》云∶胃府虚，饮食斗不能充饥，肾脏渴，
饮百杯不能止渴及房劳不称心意，此为三消也。乃土燥承渴，不能克化，故成此。
人中一穴 公孙二穴 脾俞二穴 中脘一穴 照海二穴 三里二穴（治食不充饥） 太
二穴（治房不称心） 关冲二穴
黑砂，腹痛头疼，发热恶寒，腰背强痛，不得睡卧。
百劳一穴 天府二穴 委中二穴 十宣十穴
白砂，腹痛吐泻，四肢厥冷，十指甲黑，不得睡卧。
大陵二穴 百劳一穴 大敦二穴 十宣十穴
黑白砂，腹痛头疼，发汗口渴，大肠泄泻，恶寒，四肢厥冷，不得睡卧，名曰绞肠砂，
或肠鸣腹响。
委中二穴 膻中一穴 百会一穴 丹田一穴 大敦二穴 窍阴二穴 十宣十穴
以上八脉主治诸证，用之无不捷效，但临时看证，先取主治之穴，次取随证各穴而应之
。或行针，或着艾，在乎用之者之能以临时机变，活法施之，不可独拘于针也。
Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke) causing itching of hands and feet, inability to grasp objects.
Select Huizong (SI7) bilaterally, Wanggu (SI4) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally, Fengshi (GB31) bilaterally, Yanglingquan (GB34) bilaterally.
Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke) causing deviation of the mouth and eyes, with continuous牵连牵拉 (pulling/twisting) of facial muscles.
Select Jiache (ST6) bilaterally (needle depth 1 fen, subcutaneous transverse insertion towards Dicang ST6. For left-sided pathology, reduce right side; for right-sided pathology, reduce left side; moxibustion 14 cones allowed.); Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Taiyuan (LU9) bilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points, Tongziliao (BL1) bilaterally.
Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke) causing opisthotonos (arched back), blindness or visual impairment.
Select Baihui (GV20) unilaterally, Bailao (EX-HN5) unilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points, Yanglingquan (GB34) bilaterally.
Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke) causing trismus (lockjaw) with inability to open mouth, slurred speech.
Select Dicang (ST4) bilaterally (suitable for transverse needling), Jiache (ST6) bilaterally, Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Furthermore, Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke) has five conditions considered untreatable or difficult. Opening the mouth with closed eyes, letting go of objects with incontinence, and thunderous phlegm rale in the throat are all ominous signs. Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke) is one of a hundred diseases.
When pathogenic factors strike the Zang organs, it causes loss of consciousness, upward obstruction by phlegm-saliva, thunderous sounds in the throat, paralysis of four limbs, insensitivity to pain, and slurred speech; thus, it is difficult to treat.
When pathogenic factors strike the Fu organs, it causes hemiplegia, deviation of the mouth and eyes, but the patient retains sensation of itch and pain, can speak, and shows no significant change in complexion or form; thus, it is easier to treat.
Treatment requires first examining the syndrome before needling. The morphological syndromes of the Five Zang and Six Fu organs have specific names; one must first investigate the source and name the syndrome, then needle according to the root and branch principles. There will be no ineffectiveness.
One: The presentation of Liver Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke): absence of sweat and aversion to cold, bluish complexion, named "Nu Zhong" (caused by anger).
Two: The presentation of Heart Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke): excessive sweating and fear of fright, reddish complexion, named "Silü Zhong" (caused by overthinking).
Three: The presentation of Spleen Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke): excessive sweating and body heat, yellowish complexion, named "Xi Zhong" (caused by excessive joy).
Four: The presentation of Lung Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke): excessive sweating and aversion to wind, whitish complexion, named "Qi Zhong" (caused by Qi disorder).
Five: The presentation of Kidney Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke): excessive sweating and body coldness, blackish complexion, named "Qi Lao Zhong" (caused by Qi deficiency from overexertion).
Six: The presentation of Stomach Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke): inability to eat, upward obstruction of phlegm-saliva, pale yellow complexion, named "Shi Hou Zhong" (occurring after eating).
Seven: The presentation of Gallbladder Zhongfeng (Wind Stroke): self-progression and牵连牵拉 (spreading), snoring sleep without waking, greenish complexion, named "Jing Zhong" (caused by fright).
Pain in the lower back, spine, nape, and back.
Select Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally, Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Jianjing (GB21) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally.
Lower back pain with stiffness of head and neck, inability to look back.
Select Chengjiang (CV24) unilaterally, Yaoshu (GV19) unilaterally, Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally.
Lower back pain, difficulty rising and sitting.
Select Ran Gu (KI2) bilaterally, Gaohuang (BL43) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally, Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally.
Toxic sores on the dorsum of the foot, named "Bei Fa".
Select Neiting (ST44) bilaterally, Xiaxi (GB43) bilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally.
Toxic sores on the dorsum of the hand, named "Fu Jin".
Select Yemen (TE2) bilaterally, Zhongzhu (TE3) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Waiguan (TE5) bilaterally.
Toxic sores on the dorsal aspect of the arm, named "Fugu Ju" (Bone-abscess).
Select Tianfu (LU3) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally. Treatment ensures recovery.
Zhaohai (KI6) connects to the Yin Qiao Mai and belongs to the Kidney Meridian. It is located slightly anterior to the inferior border of the medial malleolus, in the depression at the junction of red and white skin. It treats twenty-nine syndromes.
Scanty and painful urination with incomplete emptying.
Select Yinlingquan (SP9), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Guanchong (TE1) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Cold pain in the lower abdomen, frequent urination.
Select Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Guanyuan (CV4) unilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6), Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally.
Seven types of Bladder Hernia, and Ben Tun (Rushing Pig) syndromes.
Dayun (LR1) bilaterally, Lanmen (EX-LE1) bilaterally, Dantian (CV11) unilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6), Yongquan (KI1) bilaterally, Zhangmen (LR13) bilaterally, Daling (PC7) bilaterally.
Unilateral testicular swelling resembling water bladder, enlarged as large as a sheng measure.
Dayun (LR1) bilaterally, Ququan (LR8) bilaterally, Ran Gu (KI2) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6), Guilai (ST29) bililaterally, Lanmen (EX-LE1) bilaterally (located 3 cun lateral to Qugu CV2, where the pulse beats), Pangguangshu (BL28) unilaterally, Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally (at the transverse crease, moxibustion 7 cones allowed).
Ru Xian Hernia, striking heart pain upon onset.
Daimai (GB26) bilaterally, Yongquan (KI1) bilaterally, Taixi (KI3) bilaterally, Dayun (LR1) bilaterally.
Hematuria with continuous dribbling, pain in the genitalia.
Yingu (KI10) bilaterally, Yongquan (KI1) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Spermatorrhea and leukorrhea, frequent urination.
Guanyuan (CV4) unilaterally, Baihuanxu (BL30) unilaterally, Taixi (KI3) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Nocturnal emissions during dreams, involuntary spermatorrhea.
Zhongji (CV3) unilaterally, Gaohuang (BL43) bilaterally, Xinshu (BL15) bilaterally, Ran Gu (KI2) bilaterally, Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally.
Difficult childbirth, fetus pressing against the mother's heart preventing descent.
Juque (CV14) unilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6), Zhiyin (BL67) bilaterally (moxibustion effective).
Women with urinary retention.
Shenmai (BL62) bilaterally, Yinlingquan (SP9), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Taixi (KI3) bilaterally.
Postpartum umbilical and abdominal pain, lochia not stopping.
Shuifen (CV9) unilaterally, Guanyuan (CV4) unilaterally, Gaohuang (BL43) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Women's Pi disease, including Blood Gu, Water Gu, Qi Gu, Stone Gu.
Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Shuifen (CV9) unilaterally, Guanyuan (CV4) unilaterally, Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally (for blood), Gongsun (SP4) bilaterally (for Qi), Neiting (ST44) bilaterally, Zhigou (TE6) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Women's Blood Fen disease, isolated abdominal distension with asthma.
Xiaowan (CV10) unilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally.
Women's Blood-Qi fatigue and exhaustion, five-palm heat, generalized limb pain, dizziness and heavy head/eyes.
Baihui (GV20) unilaterally, Gaohuang (BL43) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Juegu (GB39) bilaterally, Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally.
Elderly with deficiency and damage, tetany of hands and feet, inability to move.
Chengshan (BL57) bilaterally, Yanglingquan (GB34), Linqi (GB41) bilaterally, Taichong (LR3) bilaterally, Chize (LU5) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Huoluan (acute vomiting and diarrhea) with tetany of hands and feet.
Jinggu (BL64) bilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Chengshan (BL57) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Wanggu (SI4) bilaterally, Chize (LU5) bilaterally, Yanglingquan (GB34).
Cold-Dampness Hongjiao (Gout/Lower Limb Bi), fever and severe pain.
Taichong (LR3) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Kidney Deficiency Hongjiao (Gout/Lower Limb Bi) with redness and swelling, persistent high fever.
Qichong (ST30) bilaterally, Xuehai (SP10) bilaterally, Taixi (KI3) bilaterally, Gongsun (SP4) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Dry Hongjiao (Gout/Lower Limb Bi), pain in knees, medial malleolus, and five toes.
Xiguan (EX-LE2) bilaterally, Kunlun (BL60) bilaterally, Juegu (GB39) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally. (Yanglingquan GB34, Sanyinjiao SP6).
Generalized fullness, edema with fluid accumulation.
Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Neiting (ST44) bilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Isolated abdominal distension (Gu Zhang), incessant asthma.
Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Shuifen (CV9) unilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally. (Sanyinjiao SP6).
Heart and abdomen distended like a basin.
Zhongwan (CV12) unilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Shuifen (CV9) unilaterally, Xingjian (LR2) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Edema of four limbs and face, persistent high fever.
Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Linqi (GB41) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Women with deficiency damage, emaciation, red and white leukorrhea.
Baihui (GV20) unilaterally, Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally, Guanyuan (CV4) unilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Women with long-standing cold uterus, infertility.
Zhongji (CV3) unilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6), Zigong (EX-CA1) bilaterally (2 cun lateral to Zhongji CV3).
Women experiencing headache and lower abdominal pain during menstruation.
Yinjiao (CV7) unilaterally, Neiting (ST44) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Unmarried women with irregular menstruation, umbilical and abdominal pain.
Tianshu (ST25) unilaterally, Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Unmarried women with irregular menstruation, continuous dribbling, lower back and abdominal pain.
Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally, Guanyuan (CV4) unilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Women with difficult labor, unable to deliver.
Sanyinjiao (SP6), Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Duyin (EX-UE12) bilaterally (same as Zhiyin BL67 for moxibustion).
Lieque (LU7) connects to the Ren Mai and belongs to the Lung Meridian. It is located 1.5 cun posterior to the wrist crease, at the tip of the index finger when crossing both hands' tiger mouths, between the two tendons. It treats thirty-three syndromes.
Nasal discharge of turbid, foul-smelling mucus, named "Bi Yuan" (Nasal Sinusitis).
Qucha (BL1) bilaterally, Shangxing (GV23) unilaterally, Baihui (GV20) unilaterally, Fengmen (BL12) bilaterally, Yingxiang (LI20) bilaterally.
Nasal polyps causing blockage.
Yintang (EX-HN3) unilaterally, Yingxiang (LI20) bilaterally, Shangxing (GV23) unilaterally, Fengmen (BL12) bilaterally.
Wind-cold with red face, fever, and headache.
Tongli (HT5) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Juegu (GB39) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Wind-cold invasion with cough and fullness.
Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Fengmen (BL12) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Fengfu (GV16) unilaterally.
Wind-cold with irritability and heat in four limbs, headache.
Jingqu (LU8) bilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally.
Abdominal intestinal pain, continuous diarrhea.
Neiting (ST44) bilaterally, Tianshu (ST25) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Red and white dysentery, cold pain in abdomen.
Shuidao (ST28) bilaterally, Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Wailing (ST26) bilaterally, Tianshu (ST25) bilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Redness, swelling, and pain in the two breasts on the chest.
Shaoze (SI1) bilaterally, Daling (PC7) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally.
Mastitis with redness, swelling, and pain; infantile milk stasis ("Blown Milk").
Zhongfu (LU1) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Shaoze (SI1) bilaterally, Dayun (LR1) bilaterally.
Cold pain in abdomen, continuous diarrhea.
Tianshu (ST25) bilaterally, Zhongwan (CV12) unilaterally, Guanyuan (CV4) unilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6) bilaterally.
Women's Blood Accumulation pain, continuous bleeding of bad blood.
Ganshu (BL18) bilaterally, Shenshu (BL23) bilaterally, Geshu (BL17) bilaterally, Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Cough with cold phlegm, chest and diaphragm closure pain.
Feishu (BL13) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally.
Chronic cough not healing, coughing up bloody sputum.
Fengmen (BL12) bilaterally, Taiyuan (LU9) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally.
Asthma with shortness of breath, abundant phlegm-Qi obstruction.
Fenglong (ST40) bilaterally, Shufu (BL12) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally.
Wheezing with urgent chest and diaphragm pain.
Zhongfu (LU1) bilaterally, Tiantu (CV22) unilaterally, Feishu (BL13) bilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally.
Wheezing with chest fullness, Lung distension preventing lying down.
Shufu (BL12) bilaterally, Fengmen (BL12) bilaterally, Taiyuan (LU9) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Zhongfu (LU1) bilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally.
Nasal congestion with loss of smell.
Yingxiang (LI20) bilaterally, Shangxing (GV23) unilaterally, Fengmen (BL12) bilaterally.
Clear nasal discharge, loose interstices, continuous clear rhinorrhea.
Shenting (GV24) unilaterally, Feishu (BL13) bilaterally, Taiyuan (LU9) bilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally.
Women's blood dripping, lactation failure.
Shaoze (SI1) bilaterally, Daling (PC7) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Guanchong (TE1) bilaterally.
Ulcers on nipples, named "Du Ru".
Rugen (ST18) bilaterally, Shaoze (SI1) bilaterally, Jianjing (GB21) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally.
Throat obstruction and chest pain.
Daling (PC7) bilaterally, Neiguan (PC6) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally.
Five Ying (Goiter) syndromes.
There are five types of Neck Goiter syndromes: One is Shi Ying (Stone Goiter), hard as stone; Two is Qi Ying (Qi Goiter), soft as cotton; Three is Xue Ying (Blood Goiter), like fine red veins; Four is Jin Ying (Sinew Goiter), lacking bone structure; Five is Rou Ying (Flesh Goiter), bag-like in shape. These are the forms of the Five Ying.
Fatutu (ST5) bilaterally, Tiantu (CV22) unilaterally, Tianchuang (SI16) bilaterally, Quepen (ST12) bilaterally, Shufu (BL12) bilaterally, Yingyu (EX-HN14) unilaterally (above the throat), Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points (bleeding).
Oral ulcers, foul odor unbearable.
Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points, Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Jinjin (EX-HN12) unilaterally, Yuye (EX-HN13) unilaterally, Chengjiang (CV24) unilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Extreme Heat in San Jiao, ulcers on tongue.
Guanchong (TE1) bilaterally, Waiguan (TE5) bilaterally, Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Yingxiang (LI20) bilaterally, Jinjin (EX-HN12) unilaterally, Yuye (EX-HN13) unilaterally, Dicang (ST4) bilaterally.
Bad breath offensive to others, foul odor unbearable.
Shaochong (HT8) bilaterally, Tongli (HT5) bilaterally, Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points, Jinjin (EX-HN12) unilaterally, Yuye (EX-HN13) unilaterally.
Summerheat toxicity with high fever, Huoluan (vomiting/diarrhea).
Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally, Bailao (EX-HN5) unilaterally, Zhongwan (CV12) unilaterally, Quchi (LI11) bilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Heatstroke with internal heat, difficult urination.
Yingu (KI10) bilaterally, Bailao (EX-HN5) unilaterally, Zhongwan (CV12) unilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally, Qihai (CV6) unilaterally, Yinlingquan (SP9).
Pediatric Ji Jing Feng (Acute Convulsive Disorder), spasms of hands and feet.
Yintang (EX-HN3) unilaterally, Baihui (GV20) unilaterally, Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Zhongchong (PC9) bilaterally, Dayun (LR1) bilaterally, Taichong (LR3) bilaterally, Hegu (LI4) bilaterally.
Pediatric Man Pi Feng (Chronic Spleen Wind), staring eyes, hand/foot spasms, foaming at mouth.
Baihui (GV20) unilaterally, Shangxing (GV23) unilaterally, Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Dayun (LR1) bilaterally, Pishu (BL20) bilaterally.
Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst) syndromes.
The three Xiao syndromes differ: Xiao Pi (Spleen Xiao), Xiao Zhong (Middle Xiao), Xiao Shen (Kidney Xiao). *Su Wen* states: Empty Stomach Fu cannot satisfy hunger despite eating a dou; Thirsty Kidneys cannot quench thirst despite drinking a hundred cups, plus unsatisfactory sexual activity; this is called Three Xiao. It arises from Dry Earth failing to control thirst and transform fluids.
Renzhong (GV26) unilaterally, Gongsun (SP4) bilaterally, Pishu (BL20) bilaterally, Zhongwan (CV12) unilaterally, Zhaohai (KI6) bilaterally, Zusanli (ST36) bilaterally (treats insufficient satiety), Taixi (KI3) bilaterally (treats unsatisfactory sexual activity), Guanchong (TE1) bilaterally.
Black Sha (Poisoning symptoms), abdominal pain, headache, fever with aversion to cold, stiff back, insomnia.
Bailao (EX-HN5) unilaterally, Tianfu (LU3) bilaterally, Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points.
White Sha (Poisoning symptoms), abdominal pain, vomiting/diarrhea, cold extremities, black fingernails, insomnia.
Daling (PC7) bilaterally, Bailao (EX-HN5) unilaterally, Dayun (LR1) bilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points.
Black and White Sha (Poisoning symptoms), abdominal pain, headache, sweating/thirst, large intestine diarrhea, aversion to cold, cold extremities, insomnia, named Jiao Chang Sha (Intestinal Twisting Sand), or borborygmus.
Weizhong (BL40) bilaterally, Danzhong (CV17) unilaterally, Baihui (GV20) unilaterally, Dantian (CV11) unilaterally, Dayun (LR1) bilaterally, Qiaoyin (GB44) bilaterally, Shixuan (EX-UE11) ten points.
The above Eight Vessels treat various syndromes with immediate effect. However, one must assess the syndrome temporarily, first selecting the main treatment points, then adding points according to the syndrome. Whether using needling or moxibustion depends on the practitioner's ability to adapt flexibly to changing circumstances. One must not be rigidly confined to needling alone.