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公孙二穴父通 冲脉。
内关二穴母通 阴维脉。（合于心胸胃。）
后 二穴夫通 督脉。
申脉二穴妻通 阳跷脉。（合于目内 、颈项、耳、肩膊、小肠、膀胱）。
临泣二穴男通 带脉。
外关二穴女通 阳维脉。（合于目内 、耳后、颊、颈肩）。
列缺二穴主通 任脉。
照海二穴客通 阴跷脉。（合于肺系、咽喉、胸膈）。
公孙二穴通冲脉，脾之经，在足大指内侧本节后一寸陷中。令病患坐合两掌相对取之，
主治三十一证。
凡治后证，必先取公孙为主，次取各穴应之。
九种心疼，一切冷气。
大陵二穴 中脘一穴 隐白二穴。
痰膈涎闷，胸中隐痛。
劳宫二穴 膻中一穴 间使二穴。
脐腹胀满，气不消化。
天枢二穴 水分一穴 内庭二穴。
胁肋下痛，起止艰难。
支沟二穴 章门二穴 阳陵泉二穴。
泄泻不止，里急后重。
下脘一穴 天枢二穴 照海二穴。
胸中刺痛，隐隐不乐。
内关二穴 大陵二穴 中二穴。
两胁胀满，气攻疼痛。
阳陵泉二穴 章门二穴 绝骨二穴（一名悬钟）
中满不快，翻胃吐食。
中脘一穴 太白二穴 中魁二穴（一名阳 ）
气膈五噎，饮食不下。
膻中一穴 三里二穴 太白二穴
胃脘停痰，口吐清水。
巨阙一穴 厉兑二穴 中脘一穴
中脘停食，疼刺不已。
解 二穴 太仓一穴（一名中脘穴） 三里二穴
呕吐痰涎，眩晕不已。
丰隆二穴 中魁二穴 膻中一穴
心疟令人心内怔忡。
神门二穴 心俞二穴 百劳一穴（即大椎穴）
脾疟令人怕寒，腹中痛。
商丘二穴 脾俞二穴 三里二穴
肝疟令人气色苍苍，恶寒发热。
中封二穴 肝俞二穴 绝骨二穴
肺疟令人心寒怕惊。
列缺二穴 肺俞二穴 合谷二穴
肾疟令人洒热，腰脊强痛。
大钟二穴 肾俞二穴 申脉二穴
疟疾大热不退。
间使二穴 百劳一穴 绝骨二穴
疟疾先寒后热
后 二穴 曲池二穴 劳宫二穴
疟疾先热后寒。
曲池二穴 百劳一穴 绝骨二穴
疟疾心胸疼痛。
内关二穴 上脘一穴 大陵二穴
疟疾头痛眩晕，吐痰不已。
合谷二穴 中脘一穴 列缺二穴
疟疾骨节酸痛。
魄户二穴 百劳一穴 然谷二穴
疟疾口渴不已。
关冲二穴 人中一穴 间使二穴
胃疟令人善饥而不能食。
厉兑二穴 胃俞二穴 大都二穴
胆疟令人恶寒怕惊，睡卧不安。
临泣二穴 胆俞二穴 期门二穴
黄胆四肢俱肿，汗出染衣。
至阳一穴 百劳一穴 腕骨二穴 中脘一穴 三里二穴
黄胆，遍身皮肤及面目小便俱黄。
脾俞二穴 隐白二穴 百劳一穴 至阳一穴 三里二穴 腕骨二穴
疸，食毕则头眩心中拂郁，遍体发黄。
胃俞二穴 内庭二穴 至阳一穴 三里二穴 腕骨二穴 阴谷二穴
酒疸，身目俱黄，心中俱痛，面发赤斑，小便赤黄。
胆俞二穴 至阳一穴 委中二穴 腕骨二穴
女痨疸，身目俱黄，发热恶寒，小便不利。
关元一穴 肾俞二穴 然骨二穴 至阳一穴
内关二穴 阴维脉。心包络之经，在掌后二寸两筋之间陷中，令患人稳坐仰手取之，主
治二十五证。
中满不快，胃脘伤寒。
中脘一穴 大陵二穴 三里二穴
中焦痞满，两胁刺痛。
支沟二穴 章门二穴 膻中一穴
脾胃虚冷，呕吐不已。
内庭二穴 中脘一穴 气海一穴 公孙二穴
脾胃气虚，心腹胀满。
太白二穴 三里二穴 气海一穴 水分一穴
胁肋下疼，心脘刺痛。
气海一穴 行间二穴 阳陵泉二穴
痞块不散，心中闷痛。
大陵二穴 中脘一穴 三阴交二穴
食 不散，人渐羸瘦。
腕骨二穴 脾俞二穴 公孙二穴
食积血瘕，腹中隐痛。
胃俞二穴 行间二穴 气海一穴
五积气块，血积血癖。
膈俞二穴 肝俞二穴 大敦二穴 照海二穴
脏腑虚冷，两胁痛疼。
支沟二穴 建里一穴 章门二穴 阳陵泉二穴
风壅气滞，心腹刺痛。
风门二穴 膻中一穴 劳宫二穴 三里二穴
大肠虚冷，脱肛不收。
百会一穴 命门一穴 长强一穴 承山二穴
大便艰难，用力脱肛。
照海二穴 百会一穴 支沟二穴
脏毒肿痛，便血不止。
承山二穴 肝俞二穴 膈俞二穴 长强一穴
五种痔疾，攻痛不已。
合阳二穴 长强一穴 承山二穴
五痫等证，口中吐沫。
后 二穴 神门二穴 心俞二穴 鬼眼四穴
心性呆痴，悲泣不已。
通里二穴 后 二穴 神门二穴 大钟二穴
心惊发狂，不识亲疏。
少冲二穴 心俞二穴 中脘一穴 十宣十穴
健忘易失，言语不记。
心俞二穴 通里二穴 少冲二穴
心气虚损，或歌或笑。
灵道二穴 心俞二穴 通里二穴
心中惊悸，言语错乱。
少海二穴 少府二穴 心俞二穴 后 二穴
心中虚惕，神思不安。
乳根二穴 通里二穴 胆俞二穴 心俞二穴
心惊中风，不省人事。
中冲二穴 百会一穴 大敦二穴
心脏诸虚，心怔惊悸。
阴 二穴 心俞二穴 通里二穴
心虚胆寒，四体颤掉。
胆俞二穴 通里二穴 临泣二穴
临泣二穴，通带脉、胆之经，在足小指次指间，去侠溪一寸五分。令患者垂足取之。主
治二十四证。
足跗肿痛，久不能消。
行间二穴 申脉二穴
手足麻痹，不知痒痛。
太冲二穴 曲池二穴 大陵二穴 合谷二穴 三里二穴 中渚二穴
两足颤掉，不能移步。
太冲二穴 昆仑二穴 阳陵泉二穴。
两手颤掉，不能握物。
曲泽二穴 腕骨二穴 合谷二穴 中渚二穴
足指拘挛，筋紧不开。
丘墟二穴 公孙二穴 阳陵泉二穴
手指拘挛，伸缩疼痛。
尺泽二穴 阳 二穴 中渚二穴 五处二穴
足底下发热，名曰湿热。
涌泉二穴 京骨二穴 合谷二穴
足外踝红肿，名曰穿踝风。
昆仑二穴 丘墟二穴 照海二穴
足跗发热，五指节痛。
冲阳二穴 侠溪二穴 足十宣十穴
两手发热，五指疼痛。
阳池二穴 液门二穴 合谷二穴
两膝红肿疼痛，名曰鹤膝风。
膝关二穴 行间二穴 鹤顶二穴 阳陵泉二穴
手腕起骨痛，名曰绕踝风。
太渊二穴 腕骨二穴 大陵二穴
腰胯疼痛，名曰寒疝。
五枢二穴 委中二穴 三阴交二穴
臂膊痛连肩背。
肩井二穴 曲池二穴 中渚二穴
腿胯疼痛，名曰腿 风。
环跳二穴 委中二穴 阳陵泉二穴
白虎历节风疼痛。
肩井二穴 三里二穴 曲池二穴 委中二穴 合谷二穴 行间二穴 天应一穴
遇痛处针，强针出血。
走注风游走，四肢疼痛。
天应一穴 曲池二穴 三里二穴 委中二穴
浮风，浑身搔痒。
百会一穴 太阳紫脉 百劳一穴 命门一穴 风市二穴 绝骨二穴 水分一穴 气海一
穴血海二穴 委中二穴 曲池二穴
头项红肿强痛。
承浆一穴 风池二穴 肩井二穴 风府一穴
肾虚腰痛，举动艰难。
肾俞二穴 脊中一穴 委中二穴
闪挫腰痛，起止艰难。
脊中一穴 腰俞一穴 肾俞二穴 委中二穴
虚损湿滞，腰痛，行动无力。
脊中一穴 腰俞一穴 肾俞二穴 委中二穴
诸虚百损，四肢无力。
百劳一穴 心俞二穴 三里二穴 关元一穴 膏肓俞二穴
胁下肝积，气块刺痛。
章门二穴 支沟二穴 阳陵泉二穴 中脘一穴 大陵二穴
外关二穴，阳维脉、三焦之经。在手背腕后二寸陷中。令患人稳坐，覆手取之。主治三
十六证。
臂膊红肿，肢节疼痛。
肘 二穴 肩 二穴 腕骨二穴。
足内踝骨红肿痛，名曰绕踝风。
太 二穴 丘墟二穴 临泣二穴 昆仑二穴
手指节痛，不能伸屈。
阳谷二穴 五处二穴 腕骨二穴 合谷二穴
足指节痛，不能行步。
内庭二穴 太冲二穴 昆仑二穴
五脏结热，吐血不已。取五脏俞穴，并血会治之。
心俞二穴 肝俞二穴 脾俞二穴 肺俞二穴 肾俞二穴 膈俞二穴
六腑结热，血妄行不已。取六腑俞，并血会治之。
胆俞二穴 胃俞二穴 小肠俞二穴 膀胱俞穴 三焦俞穴大肠俞二穴 膈俞二穴
鼻衄不止，名血妄行。
少泽二穴 心俞二穴 膈俞二穴 涌泉二穴
吐血昏晕，不省人事。
肝俞二穴 膈俞二穴 通里二穴 大敦二穴
虚损气逆，吐血不已。
膏肓二穴 膈俞二穴 丹田一（穴） 肝俞二穴
吐血衄血，阳乘于阴，血热妄行。
中冲二穴 肝俞二穴 膈俞二穴 三里二穴 三阴交二穴
血寒亦吐 阴乘于阳，名心肺二经呕血。
少商二穴 心俞二穴 神门二穴 肺俞二穴 膈俞二穴 三阴交二穴
舌强难言，及生白苔。
关冲二穴 中冲二穴 承浆一穴 聚泉一穴
重舌肿胀，热极难言。
十宣十穴 海泉一穴（在舌理中） 金津一穴（在舌下左边） 玉液一穴（在舌下右边）。
口内生疮，名曰枯曹风。
兑端一穴 支沟二穴 承浆一穴 十宣十穴
舌吐不收，名曰阳强。
涌泉二穴 兑端一穴 少冲二穴 神门二穴
舌缩不能言，名曰阴强。
心俞二穴 膻中一穴 海泉一穴
唇吻裂破，血出干痛。
承浆一穴 少商二穴 关冲二穴
项生瘰 ，绕颈起核，名曰蟠蛇 。
天井二穴 风池二穴 肘尖二穴 缺盆二穴 十宣十穴
瘰 延生胸前连腋下者，名曰瓜藤 。
肩井二穴 膻中一穴 大陵二穴 支沟二穴 阳陵泉二穴
左耳根肿核者，名曰惠袋 。
翳风二穴 后 二穴 肘尖二穴
右耳根肿核者，名曰蜂巢 。
翳风二穴 颊车二穴 后 二穴 合谷二穴
耳根红肿痛。
合谷二穴 翳风二穴 颊车二穴
颈项红肿不消，名曰项疽。
风府一穴 肩井二穴 承浆一穴
目生翳膜，隐涩难开。
睛明二穴 合谷二穴 肝俞二穴 鱼尾二穴（在眉外头）
风沿烂眼 迎风冷泪。
攒竹二穴 丝竹空穴 二间二穴 小骨空穴（在手小指二节尖上）
目风肿痛 肉攀睛。
禾 二穴 睛明二穴 攒竹二穴 肝俞二穴 委中二穴 合谷二穴 肘尖二穴 照海二
穴列缺二穴 十宣十穴
牙齿两颔肿痛。
人中一穴 合谷二穴 吕细二穴（即太 穴也）
上片牙痛及牙关紧急不开。
太渊二穴 颊车二穴 合谷二穴 吕细二穴
下片牙疼及颊项红肿痛。
阳 二穴 承浆一穴 颊车二穴 太 二穴
耳聋气痞疼痛。
听会二穴 肾俞二穴 三里二穴 翳风二穴
耳内或鸣或痒或痛。
客主人穴 合谷二穴 听会二穴
雷头风晕，呕吐痰涎。
百会一穴 中脘一穴 太渊二穴 风门二穴
肾虚头痛，头重不举。
肾俞二穴 百会一穴 太 二穴 列缺二穴
阴厥头晕，及头目昏沉。
大敦二穴 肝俞二穴 百会一穴
头顶痛，名曰正头风。
上星一穴 百会一穴 脑空二穴 涌泉二穴合谷二穴
目暴赤肿及疼痛。
攒竹二穴 合谷二穴 迎香二穴
后 二穴 通督脉、小肠之经 在手小指本节后，握拳尖上是穴。令疾者稳坐，仰手握
拳取之。主治一十四证。
手足挛急，屈伸艰难。
三里二穴 曲池二穴 尺泽二穴 合谷二穴 行间二穴 阳陵泉二穴
手足俱颤，不能行步握物。
阳 二穴 曲池二穴 腕骨二穴 阳陵泉二穴 绝骨二穴 公孙二穴 太冲二穴
颈项强痛，不能回顾。
承浆一穴 风池二穴 风府一穴
两腮颊痛红肿。
大迎二穴 颊车二穴 合谷二穴
咽喉闭塞，水粒不下。
天突一穴 商阳二穴 照海二穴 十宣十穴
双鹅风，喉闭不通。此乃心肺二经热。
少商二穴 金津一穴 玉液一穴 十宣十穴
单鹅风，喉中肿痛。肺三焦经热。
关冲二穴 天突一穴 合谷二穴
偏正头风及两颐角痛。
头临泣穴 丝竹空穴 太阳紫穴 列缺二穴 合谷二穴
两眉角痛不已。
攒竹二穴 阳白二穴 印堂一穴（两眉中间） 合谷二穴 头维二穴
头目昏沉，太阳痛。
合谷二穴 太阳紫脉 头维二穴（在额角发尖处）
头项拘急，引肩背痛。
承浆一穴 百会一穴 肩井二穴 中渚二穴
醉头风，呕吐不止，恶闻人言。
涌泉二穴 列缺二穴 百劳一穴 合谷二穴
眼赤痛肿，风泪下不已。
攒竹二穴 合谷二穴 小骨空穴 临泣二穴
破伤风，因他事搐发，浑身发热颠强。
大敦二穴 合谷二穴 行间二穴 十宣十穴 太阳紫脉
申脉二穴 通阳跷脉，膀胱之经。在足外踝下二寸，微前赤白肉际是穴。令人垂足取之
。主治二十四证。
腰背强，不可俯仰。
腰俞一穴 膏肓二穴 委中二穴（决紫脉出血）
肢节烦痛，牵引腰脚疼。
肩 二穴 曲池二穴 昆仑二穴 阳陵泉二穴
中风不省人事。
中冲二穴 百会一穴 大敦二穴 印堂一穴
Figure see attached image.
Gongsun (SP4) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel).
Neiguan (PC6) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Yin Wei Mai (Yin Linking Vessel). (Its indications involve the heart, chest, and stomach.)
Houxi (SI3) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Du Mai (Governor Vessel).
Shenmai (BL62) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Heel Vessel). (Its indications involve the inner canthus, neck, ears, shoulders, small intestine, and bladder.)
Zulinqi (GB41) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel).
Waiguan (TE5) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Yang Wei Mai (Yang Linking Vessel). (Its indications involve the inner canthus, behind the ears, cheeks, and neck/shoulders.)
Lieque (LU7) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel).
Zhaohai (KI6) acupoint (bilateral), one of the Eight Confluent Points, connects to the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Heel Vessel). (Its indications involve the lung system, throat, and chest/diaphragm.)
Gongsun (SP4) connects to the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and belongs to the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian. It is located in the depression one cun posterior to the metatarsophalangeal joint on the medial side of the big toe. Ask the patient to sit with palms facing each other to locate this point. It treats thirty-one syndromes.
When treating the aforementioned syndromes, Gongsun (SP4) must first be selected as the primary point, followed by the corresponding points for each syndrome.
Nine types of heart pain, and all forms of cold qi pain.
Additional points: Daling (PC7) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Yinbai (SP1) (bilateral).
Phlegm-fluid retention causing chest oppression and stifling sensation, with dull pain in the chest.
Additional points: Laogong (PC8) (bilateral), Danzhong (CV17) (single), Jianshi (PC5) (bilateral).
Abdominal distension and fullness around the umbilicus, with qi stagnation leading to indigestion.
Additional points: Tianshu (ST25) (bilateral), Shuifen (CV9) (single), Neiting (ST44) (bilateral).
Pain under the costal margin, making it difficult to rise or lie down.
Additional points: Zhigou (TE6) (bilateral), Zhangmen (LR13) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Unremitting diarrhea, accompanied by tenesmus.
Additional points: Xiawan (CV10) (single), Tianshu (ST25) (bilateral), Zhaohai (KI6) (bilateral).
Stabbing pain in the chest, with a lingering sense of unhappiness.
Additional points: Neiguan (PC6) (bilateral), Daling (PC7) (bilateral), Zhongkui (EX-UE11) (bilateral). *Note: Original text says "Zhong", inferred as Zhongkui based on context.*
Distension in both hypochondria, with qi attacking causing pain.
Additional points: Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral), Zhangmen (LR13) (bilateral), Jiegu (GB39) (bilateral, also known as Xuanzhong).
Fullness and discomfort in the middle jiao, with regurgitation and vomiting of food.
Additional points: Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Taibai (SP3) (bilateral), Zhongkui (EX-UE11) (bilateral).
Qi obstruction and five types of dysphagia, where food cannot go down.
Additional points: Danzhong (CV17) (single), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Taibai (SP3) (bilateral).
Phlegm-fluid retention in the epigastrium, spitting clear saliva.
Additional points: Juequ (CV14) (single), Lidui (ST45) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single).
Food stagnation in Zhongwan, with unceasing stabbing pain.
Additional points: Jiexi (ST41) (bilateral, original text missing character "Jie"), Tai Cang (CV12, i.e., Zhongwan) (single), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral).
Vomiting of phlegm-fluids, with unremitting dizziness.
Additional points: Fenglong (ST40) (bilateral), Zhongkui (EX-UE11) (bilateral), Danzhong (CV17) (single).
Heart Malaria, causing palpitations and fright.
Additional points: Shenmen (HT7) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Bailao (DU14, i.e., Dazhui) (single).
Spleen Malaria, causing aversion to cold and abdominal pain.
Additional points: Shangqiu (SP5) (bilateral), Pishu (BL20) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral).
Liver Malaria, causing pale and sallow complexion, aversion to cold and fever.
Additional points: Zhongfeng (LR4) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Jiegu (GB39) (bilateral).
Lung Malaria, causing coldness in the heart and fear of fright.
Additional points: Lieque (LU7) (bilateral), Feishu (BL13) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Kidney Malaria, causing chills and fever, with stiffness and pain in the waist and spine.
Additional points: Dazhong (KI4) (bilateral), Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Shenmai (BL62) (bilateral).
Malaria with high fever that does not subside.
Additional points: Jianshi (PC5) (bilateral), Bailao (DU14) (single), Jiegu (GB39) (bilateral).
Malaria starting with chills followed by fever.
Additional points: Houxi (SI3) (bilateral), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Laogong (PC8) (bilateral).
Malaria starting with fever followed by chills.
Additional points: Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Bailao (DU14) (single), Jiegu (GB39) (bilateral).
Malaria accompanied by chest and heart pain.
Additional points: Neiguan (PC6) (bilateral), Shangwan (CV13) (single), Daling (PC7) (bilateral).
Malaria accompanied by headache, dizziness, and unremitting expectoration.
Additional points: Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Lieque (LU7) (bilateral).
Malaria accompanied by soreness and pain in bone joints.
Additional points: Pohu (BL42) (bilateral), Bailao (DU14) (single), RanGu (KI2) (bilateral).
Malaria accompanied by unremitting thirst.
Additional points: Guanchong (TE1) (bilateral), Renzhong (GV26) (single), Jianshi (PC5) (bilateral).
Stomach Malaria, causing frequent hunger but inability to eat.
Additional points: Lidui (ST45) (bilateral), Weishu (BL21) (bilateral), Dada (SP2) (bilateral).
Gallbladder Malaria, causing aversion to cold, fear of fright, and restlessness during sleep.
Additional points: Zulinqi (GB41) (bilateral), Danshu (BL19) (bilateral), Qimen (LR14) (bilateral).
Jaundice with swelling of all four limbs, sweat staining clothes yellow.
Additional points: Zhiyang (GV9) (single), Bailao (DU14) (single), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral).
Jaundice with yellowing of the entire skin, face, eyes, and urine.
Additional points: Pishu (BL20) (bilateral), Yinbai (SP1) (bilateral), Bailao (DU14) (single), Zhiyang (GV9) (single), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral).
Dan disease, with dizziness after eating, mental depression, and generalized yellowing of the body.
Additional points: Weishu (BL21) (bilateral), Neiting (ST44) (bilateral), Zhiyang (GV9) (single), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral), Yinggu (KI10) (bilateral).
Wine Jaundice, with yellowing of body and eyes, chest pain, red spots on the face, and dark yellow urine.
Additional points: Danshu (BL19) (bilateral), Zhiyang (GV9) (single), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral).
Female Labor Jaundice, with yellowing of body and eyes, fever and chills, and difficult urination.
Additional points: Guanyuan (CV4) (single), Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Ran Gu (KI2) (bilateral, original text "Ran Gu" likely refers to Ran Gu/Rangu), Zhiyang (GV9) (single).
Neiguan (PC6) connects to the Yin Wei Mai (Yin Linking Vessel) and belongs to the Hand-Jueyin Pericardium Meridian. It is located in the depression between the two tendons, two cun proximal to the wrist crease. Ask the patient to sit steadily with palm up to locate this point. It treats twenty-five syndromes.
Middle jiao fullness and discomfort, stomach cold from wind-cold.
Additional points: Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Daling (PC7) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral).
Pi-fullness in the middle jiao, stabbing pain in both hypochondria.
Additional points: Zhigou (TE6) (bilateral), Zhangmen (LR13) (bilateral), Danzhong (CV17) (single).
Deficiency-cold of spleen and stomach, unremitting vomiting.
Additional points: Neiting (ST44) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Qihai (CV6) (single), Gongsun (SP4) (bilateral).
Qi deficiency of spleen and stomach, abdominal distension and fullness.
Additional points: Taibai (SP3) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Qihai (CV6) (single), Shuifen (CV9) (single).
Pain under the costal margin, stabbing pain in the heart pit.
Additional points: Qihai (CV6) (single), Xingjian (LR2) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Stubborn masses, with stifling pain in the heart.
Additional points: Daling (PC7) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Sanyinjiao (SP6) (bilateral).
Food stagnation not dispersing, leading to gradual emaciation.
Additional points: Wangu (SI4) (bilateral), Pishu (BL20) (bilateral), Gongsun (SP4) (bilateral).
Food stagnation and blood mass, with dull pain in the abdomen.
Additional points: Weishu (BL21) (bilateral), Xingjian (LR2) (bilateral), Qihai (CV6) (single).
Five accumulations of qi masses, blood accumulation and blood癖 (masses).
Additional points: Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Dadun (LR1) (bilateral), Zhaohai (KI6) (bilateral).
Visceral deficiency-cold, pain in both hypochondria.
Additional points: Zhigou (TE6) (bilateral), Jianli (CV11) (single), Zhangmen (LR13) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Wind obstruction and qi stagnation, stabbing pain in heart and abdomen.
Additional points: Fengmen (BL12) (bilateral), Danzhong (CV17) (single), Laogong (PC8) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral).
Large intestine deficiency-cold, rectal prolapse that cannot retract.
Additional points: Baihui (GV20) (single), Mingmen (GV4) (single), Changqiang (GV1) (single), Chengshan (BL57) (bilateral).
Difficult defecation, rectal prolapse upon exertion.
Additional points: Zhaohai (KI6) (bilateral), Baihui (GV20) (single), Zhigou (TE6) (bilateral).
Zang-du (internal toxin) swelling and pain, unremitting hematochezia.
Additional points: Chengshan (BL57) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral), Changqiang (GV1) (single).
Five types of hemorrhoids, with unremitting attacking pain.
Additional points: Heyang (BL58) (bilateral), Changqiang (GV1) (single), Chengshan (BL57) (bilateral).
Five types of epilepsy and other syndromes, foaming at the mouth.
Additional points: Houxi (SI3) (bilateral), Shenmen (HT7) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Guiyan (EX-HN13, four points).
Mental dullness and stupidity, unremitting weeping.
Additional points: Tongli (HT5) (bilateral), Houxi (SI3) (bilateral), Shenmen (HT7) (bilateral), Dazhong (KI4) (bilateral).
Fright, mania, failing to recognize relatives or strangers.
Additional points: Shaochong (HT9) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points).
Forgetfulness and loss of memory, inability to recall speech.
Additional points: Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Tongli (HT5) (bilateral), Shaochong (HT9) (bilateral).
Heart Qi deficiency, singing or laughing spontaneously.
Additional points: Lingdao (HT4) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Tongli (HT5) (bilateral).
Palpitations and fright, disordered speech.
Additional points: Shaohai (HT3) (bilateral), Shaofu (HT8) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Houxi (SI3) (bilateral).
Inner emptiness and timidity, unsettled spirit.
Additional points: Rugen (ST18) (bilateral), Tongli (HT5) (bilateral), Danshu (BL19) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral).
Fright-induced stroke, unconsciousness.
Additional points: Zhongchong (PC9) (bilateral), Baihui (GV20) (single), Dadun (LR1) (bilateral).
Various deficiencies of the Heart, palpitations and fright.
Additional points: Yinxi (HT6) (bilateral, original text missing character "Yin Xi"), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Tongli (HT5) (bilateral).
Heart deficiency and Gallbladder cold, trembling of the four limbs.
Additional points: Danshu (BL19) (bilateral), Tongli (HT5) (bilateral), Zulinqi (GB41) (bilateral).
Zulinqi (GB41) connects to the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel) and belongs to the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. It is located between the fourth and fifth toes, 1.5 cun anterior to Xiaxi (GB41). Ask the patient to hang their foot to locate this point. It treats twenty-four syndromes.
Swelling and pain of the dorsum of the foot, persisting for a long time without subsiding.
Additional points: Xingjian (LR2) (bilateral), Shenmai (BL62) (bilateral).
Numbness and paralysis of hands and feet, insensitivity to itch and pain.
Additional points: Taichong (LR3) (bilateral), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Daling (PC7) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Zhongzhu (TE3) (bilateral).
Trembling of both legs, inability to take steps.
Additional points: Taichong (LR3) (bilateral), Kunlun (BL60) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Trembling of both hands, inability to grasp objects.
Additional points: Quze (PC3) (bilateral), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Zhongzhu (TE3) (bilateral).
Contracture of toes, tight sinews unable to extend.
Additional points: Qiuxu (GB40) (bilateral), Gongsun (SP4) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Contracture of fingers, pain upon extension and flexion.
Additional points: ChiZe (LU5) (bilateral), Yangfu (GB38) (bilateral, original text missing character "Yang Fu"), Zhongzhu (TE3) (bilateral), Wuchu (ST3) (bilateral).
Heat sensation in the soles of the feet, named Damp-Heat.
Additional points: Yongquan (KI1) (bilateral), Jinggu (BL64) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Redness and swelling of the lateral malleolus, named Chuai Huai Feng (Ankle-Piercing Wind).
Additional points: Kunlun (BL60) (bilateral), Qiuxu (GB40) (bilateral), Zhaohai (KI6) (bilateral).
Heat sensation in the dorsum of the foot, pain in the five toe joints.
Additional points: Chongyang (ST42) (bilateral), Xiaxi (GB43) (bilateral), Zu Shixuan (Ten points on feet).
Heat sensation in both hands, pain in the five fingers.
Additional points: Yangchi (TE4) (bilateral), Yemen (TE2) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Redness, swelling, and pain in both knees, named He Xi Feng (Crane-Knee Wind).
Additional points: Xiguan (EX-LE8) (bilateral), Xingjian (LR2) (bilateral), Hedding (EX-LE1) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Bone prominence pain in the wrist, named Rao Huai Feng (Ankle-Wrapping Wind - *Note: Text says ankle wind but location is wrist*).
Additional points: Taiyuan (LU9) (bilateral), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral), Daling (PC7) (bilateral).
Pain in the waist and hips, named Han Shan (Cold Hernia).
Additional points: Wushu (GB27) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral), Sanyinjiao (SP6) (bilateral).
Arm pain radiating to the shoulder and back.
Additional points: Jianjing (GB21) (bilateral), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Zhongzhu (TE3) (bilateral).
Pain in the thighs and hips, named Tui ... Feng (Leg ... Wind - *Original text missing character*).
Additional points: Huantiao (GB30) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Bai Hu Li Jie Feng (White Tiger Joint Pain) pain.
Additional points: Jianjing (GB21) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Xingjian (LR2) (bilateral), Tianying (EX-UE10, Ashi point).
Needle at the painful spot, strong stimulation to induce bleeding.
Zou Zhu Feng (Roaming Wind) moving around, pain in the four limbs.
Additional points: Tianying (EX-UE10, Ashi point) (single), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral).
Fu Feng (Floating Wind), generalized itching.
Additional points: Baihui (GV20) (single), Taiyang Zi Mai (Extra vessel), Bailao (DU14) (single), Mingmen (GV4) (single), Fengshi (GB31) (bilateral), Jiegu (GB39) (bilateral), Shuifen (CV9) (single), Qihai (CV6) (single), Xuehai (SP10) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral).
Redness, swelling, and stiff pain of the head and neck.
Additional points: Chengjiang (CV24) (single), Fengchi (GB20) (bilateral), Jianjing (GB21) (bilateral), Fengfu (GV16) (single).
Kidney deficiency lower back pain, difficulty in movement.
Additional points: Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Jizhong (GV12) (single), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral).
Sprain and contusion lower back pain, difficulty rising or lying down.
Additional points: Jizhong (GV12) (single), Yaoshu (GV2) (single), Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral).
Deficiency and dampness stagnation, lower back pain, weakness in movement.
Additional points: Jizhong (GV12) (single), Yaoshu (GV2) (single), Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral).
Various deficiencies and hundred injuries, weakness in the four limbs.
Additional points: Bailao (DU14) (single), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Guanyuan (CV4) (single), Gaohuangshu (BL43) (bilateral).
Liver accumulation under the hypochondrium, qi mass with stabbing pain.
Additional points: Zhangmen (LR13) (bilateral), Zhigou (TE6) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Daling (PC7) (bilateral).
Waiguan (TE5) connects to the Yang Wei Mai (Yang Linking Vessel) and belongs to the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian. It is located in the depression two cun proximal to the dorsal wrist crease. Ask the patient to sit steadily with the back of the hand down to locate this point. It treats thirty-six syndromes.
Redness and swelling of the arms, pain in the limb joints.
Additional points: Zhou Liao (SI10) (bilateral, original text missing character "Liao"), Jian Liao (TE14) (bilateral, original text missing character "Liao"), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral).
Redness, swelling, and pain of the medial malleolus, named Rao Huai Feng (Ankle-Wrapping Wind).
Additional points: Taixi (KI3) (bilateral, original text missing character "Tai Xi"), Qiuxu (GB40) (bilateral), Zulinqi (GB41) (bilateral), Kunlun (BL60) (bilateral).
Pain in finger joints, inability to extend or flex.
Additional points: Yanggu (SI5) (bilateral), Wuchu (ST3) (bilateral), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Pain in toe joints, inability to walk.
Additional points: Neiting (ST44) (bilateral), Taichong (LR3) (bilateral), Kunlun (BL60) (bilateral).
Heat accumulation in the Five Zang organs, unremitting hematemesis. Treat using the Back-Shu points of the Five Zang and the Blood Meeting point (Ge Shu).
Additional points: Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Pishu (BL20) (bilateral), Feishu (BL13) (bilateral), Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral).
Heat accumulation in the Six Fu organs, reckless bleeding. Treat using the Back-Shu points of the Six Fu and the Blood Meeting point (Ge Shu).
Additional points: Danshu (BL19) (bilateral), Weishu (BL21) (bilateral), Xiaochangshu (BL27) (bilateral), Pangguangshu (BL28) (bilateral), Sanjiaoshu (BL22) (bilateral), Dachangshu (BL25) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral).
Unremitting epistaxis, named Reckless Bleeding.
Additional points: Shaoze (SI1) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral), Yongquan (KI1) (bilateral).
Hematemesis with fainting and unconsciousness.
Additional points: Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral), Tongli (HT5) (bilateral), Dadun (LR1) (bilateral).
Deficiency with rebellious Qi, unremitting hematemesis.
Additional points: Gaohuang (BL43) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral), Dantian (CV4/CV6) (single), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral).
Hematemesis and epistaxis, Yang invading Yin, heat in blood causing reckless bleeding.
Additional points: Zhongchong (PC9) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Sanyinjiao (SP6) (bilateral).
Blood cold also causes vomiting, Yin invading Yang, named Vomiting Blood from Heart and Lung Meridians.
Additional points: Shaoshang (LU11) (bilateral), Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Shenmen (HT7) (bilateral), Feishu (BL13) (bilateral), Ge Shu (BL17) (bilateral), Sanyinjiao (SP6) (bilateral).
Stiff tongue with difficulty speaking, and white coating on the tongue.
Additional points: Guanchong (TE1) (bilateral), Zhongchong (PC9) (bilateral), Chengjiang (CV24) (single), Juquan (EX-HN14) (single).
Double tongue swelling, extreme heat making speech difficult.
Additional points: Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points), Haiquan (EX-HN15) (single, in the midline of the tongue), Jinjin (EX-HN16) (single, left side under tongue), Yuye (EX-HN17) (single, right side under tongue).
Sores inside the mouth, named Ku Cao Feng.
Additional points: Duiduan (CV25) (single), Zhigou (TE6) (bilateral), Chengjiang (CV24) (single), Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points).
Protruding tongue that cannot retract, named Yang Qiang (Yang Excess).
Additional points: Yongquan (KI1) (bilateral), Duiduan (CV25) (single), Shaochong (HT9) (bilateral), Shenmen (HT7) (bilateral).
Retracted tongue unable to speak, named Yin Qiang (Yin Excess).
Additional points: Xinshu (BL15) (bilateral), Danzhong (CV17) (single), Haiquan (EX-HN15) (single).
Cracked lips and corners of the mouth, bleeding and dry pain.
Additional points: Chengjiang (CV24) (single), Shaoshang (LU11) (bilateral), Guanchong (TE1) (bilateral).
Scrofula on the neck, nodules surrounding the neck, named Pan She Li (Coiled Snake Scrofula).
Additional points: Tianjing (TE10) (bilateral), Fengchi (GB20) (bilateral), Zhoujian (EX-UE12) (bilateral), Quepen (ST12) (bilateral), Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points).
Scrofula extending to the chest and connecting to the axilla, named Gua Teng Li (Melon Vine Scrofula).
Additional points: Jianjing (GB21) (bilateral), Danzhong (CV17) (single), Daling (PC7) (bilateral), Zhigou (TE6) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Swollen nodule at the root of the left ear, named Hui Dai Li.
Additional points: Yifeng (TE17) (bilateral), Houxi (SI3) (bilateral), Zhoujian (EX-UE12) (bilateral).
Swollen nodule at the root of the right ear, named Feng Chao Li.
Additional points: Yifeng (TE17) (bilateral), Jiache (ST6) (bilateral), Houxi (SI3) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Redness, swelling, and pain at the root of the ear.
Additional points: Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Yifeng (TE17) (bilateral), Jiache (ST6) (bilateral).
Redness and swelling of the neck that does not subside, named Xiang Ju (Neck Carbuncle).
Additional points: Fengfu (GV16) (single), Jianjing (GB21) (bilateral), Chengjiang (CV24) (single).
Films growing over the eyes, gritty sensation and difficulty opening.
Additional points: Jingming (BL1) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Yuwei (EX-HN1, outside the outer corner of the eyebrow).
Wind margin rotting eyes, cold tears in the wind.
Additional points: Cuanzhu (BL2) (bilateral), Sizhukong (TE23) (single), Erjian (LI2) (bilateral), Xiaogu Kong (EX-UE9, tip of the second phalanx of the little finger).
Eye wind swelling and pain, pterygium.
Additional points: Heliao (SI18) (bilateral, original text missing character "Liao"), Jingming (BL1) (bilateral), Cuanzhu (BL2) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Zhoujian (EX-UE12) (bilateral), Zhaohai (KI6) (bilateral), Lieque (LU7) (bilateral), Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points).
Swelling and pain of teeth and both jaws.
Additional points: Renzhong (GV26) (single), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Lv Xi (KI3, i.e., Taixi) (bilateral).
Upper toothache and locked jaw unable to open.
Additional points: Taiyuan (LU9) (bilateral), Jiache (ST6) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Lv Xi (KI3) (bilateral).
Lower toothache and redness/swelling/pain of cheeks and neck.
Additional points: Yangxi (LI5) (bilateral, original text missing character "Xi"), Chengjiang (CV24) (single), Jiache (ST6) (bilateral), Taixi (KI3) (bilateral, original text missing character "Tai Xi").
Deafness, qi blockage, and pain.
Additional points: Tinghui (GB2) (bilateral), Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Yifeng (TE17) (bilateral).
Tinnitus, itching, or pain in the ears.
Additional points: Keyuren (ST7, also known as Shangguan) (single), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Tinghui (GB2) (bilateral).
Lei Tou Feng (Thunder Head Wind) dizziness, vomiting of phlegm-fluids.
Additional points: Baihui (GV20) (single), Zhongwan (CV12) (single), Taiyuan (LU9) (bilateral), Fengmen (BL12) (bilateral).
Kidney deficiency headache, heavy head unable to lift.
Additional points: Shenshu (BL23) (bilateral), Baihui (GV20) (single), Taixi (KI3) (bilateral, original text missing character "Tai Xi"), Lieque (LU7) (bilateral).
Yin Jue (Yin Collapse) dizziness, and heaviness/drowsiness of head and eyes.
Additional points: Dadun (LR1) (bilateral), Ganshu (BL18) (bilateral), Baihui (GV20) (single).
Vertex headache, named Zheng Tou Feng (True Head Wind).
Additional points: Shangxing (GV23) (single), Baihui (GV20) (single), Naokong (GB13) (bilateral), Yongquan (KI1) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Sudden redness and swelling of eyes with pain.
Additional points: Cuanzhu (BL2) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Yingxiang (LI20) (bilateral).
Houxi (SI3) connects to the Du Mai (Governor Vessel) and belongs to the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian. It is located posterior to the fifth metacarpophalangeal joint, at the tip of the fist when clenched. Ask the patient to sit steadily with palm up and fist clenched to locate this point. It treats fourteen syndromes.
Spasm and contracture of hands and feet, difficulty in flexion and extension.
Additional points: Zusanli (ST36) (bilateral), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), ChiZe (LU5) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Xingjian (LR2) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Trembling of both hands and feet, inability to walk or grasp.
Additional points: Yangfu (GB38) (bilateral, original text missing character "Yang Fu"), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Wangu (SI4) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral), Jiegu (GB39) (bilateral), Gongsun (SP4) (bilateral), Taichong (LR3) (bilateral).
Stiffness and pain of the neck, inability to look back.
Additional points: Chengjiang (CV24) (single), Fengchi (GB20) (bilateral), Fengfu (GV16) (single).
Redness and swelling of both cheeks.
Additional points: Daying (ST5) (bilateral), Jiache (ST6) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Throat obstruction, inability to swallow water or grain.
Additional points: Tiantu (CV22) (single), Shangyang (LI1) (bilateral), Zhaohai (KI6) (bilateral), Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points).
Shuang E Feng (Double Goose Wind), throat closure and obstruction. This is due to heat in the Heart and Lung meridians.
Additional points: Shaoshang (LU11) (bilateral), Jinjin (EX-HN16) (single), Yuye (EX-HN17) (single), Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points).
Dan E Feng (Single Goose Wind), swelling and pain in the throat. Heat in the Lung and Sanjiao meridians.
Additional points: Guanchong (TE1) (bilateral), Tiantu (CV22) (single), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Biateral and unilateral head wind, and pain at the angles of the jaws.
Additional points: Tou Lin Qi (GB15) (single), Sizhukong (TE23) (single), Taiyang Zi Mai (Extra vessel), Lieque (LU7) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Unremitting pain at the inner corners of the eyebrows.
Additional points: Cuanzhu (BL2) (bilateral), Yangbai (GB14) (bilateral), Yintang (EX-HN3, single, between the eyebrows), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Touwei (ST8) (bilateral).
Dizziness and heaviness of head and eyes, Taiyang headache.
Additional points: Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Taiyang Zi Mai (Extra vessel), Touwei (ST8) (bilateral, at the hairline of the temporal angle).
Stiffness and tension of head and neck, radiating to shoulder and back pain.
Additional points: Chengjiang (CV24) (single), Baihui (GV20) (single), Jianjing (GB21) (bilateral), Zhongzhu (TE3) (bilateral).
Zui Tou Feng (Drunk Head Wind), unremitting vomiting, aversion to hearing people's voices.
Additional points: Yongquan (KI1) (bilateral), Lieque (LU7) (bilateral), Bailao (DU14) (single), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral).
Red, painful, and swollen eyes, unremitting wind-tears.
Additional points: Cuanzhu (BL2) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Xiaogu Kong (EX-UE9) (single), Zulinqi (GB41) (bilateral).
Po Shang Feng (Broken Injury Wind), triggered by other events, generalized fever and rigidity.
Additional points: Dadun (LR1) (bilateral), Hegu (LI4) (bilateral), Xingjian (LR2) (bilateral), Shixuan (EX-UE11, ten points), Taiyang Zi Mai (Extra vessel).
Shenmai (BL62) connects to the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Heel Vessel) and belongs to the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian. It is located two cun inferior to the lateral malleolus, slightly anterior at the junction of red and white skin. Ask the patient to hang their foot to locate this point. It treats twenty-four syndromes.
Stiffness of the waist and back, inability to bend or extend.
Additional points: Yaoshu (GV2) (single), Gaohuang (BL43) (bilateral), Weizhong (BL40) (bilateral, puncture Zi Mai to bleed).
Irritating pain in limb joints, radiating to waist and leg pain.
Additional points: Jian Liao (TE14) (bilateral, original text missing character "Liao"), Quchi (LI11) (bilateral), Kunlun (BL60) (bilateral), Yanglingquan (GB34) (bilateral).
Stroke with unconsciousness.
Additional points: Zhongchong (PC9) (bilateral), Baihui (GV20) (single), Dadun (LR1) (bilateral), Yintang (EX-HN3) (single).