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Baihui (DU20) governs various stroke syndromes and other conditions, as well as Toufeng (head wind), diankuang (epilepsy and mania), nasal diseases, rectal prolapse, chronic leakage of Qi from the large intestine due to prolonged illness, infantile acute and chronic convulsions, epilepsy, night crying, and a hundred diseases.

Shangxing (DU23) governs biyuan (nasal sinusitis), nasal congestion, nasal polyps, Toufeng (head wind), and eye diseases.

Shenting (DU24) governs Fengxian (wind epilepsy) and Yangdian (epileptic seizures resembling sheep's bleating).

Tongtian (BL7) governs Bishi (nasal polyps). If olfaction is impaired on the left, moxa is applied to the right; if on the right, to the left; if bilateral, both sides are treated. A piece of putrid bone-like matter will be expelled from the nose, and the foul odor will heal spontaneously.

Naokong (GB13) governs Toufeng (head wind) and muxuan (dizziness of the eyes).

Yifeng (TE17) governs deafness and Luoli (scrofula/cervical lymphadenitis).

Lvgu (GB8) governs vomiting caused by alcohol injury and phlegm-induced dizziness.

Fengchi (GB20) governs Lung Wind-stroke, lateral headache, and frontal headache.

Jiache (ST6) governs Luojiafeng (facial paralysis).

Danzhong (RN17) governs asthma, Feiyong (lung abscess), cough, and Yingqi (goiter).

Juque (RN14) governs nine types of heart pain, vomiting of water due to phlegm-fluid retention, abdominal pain, and Benben (a type of accumulation disease).

Shangwan (RN13) governs heart pain, Fuliang (abdominal mass), and Bentun (Qi rushing from the lower abdomen to the chest).

Zhongwan (RN12) governs injuries, as well as internal damage to the Spleen and Stomach causing Heart-Spleen pain, malaria, phlegm-induced dizziness, fullness and obstruction (Piman), regurgitation (Fanwei). It can guide the vital Qi in the Stomach.

Shuifen (RN9) governs drum-like distension around the navel, hardness and fullness preventing eating, separates and promotes urination, and stops diarrhea.

Shenque (RN8) governs a hundred diseases and is miraculous for diarrhea in the elderly and deficient individuals. It also treats edema and drum-like distension, borborygmus with sudden death, postpartum abdominal distension, difficulty in urination, and infantile rectal prolapse.

Qihai (RN6) frequent moxibustion can enable conception. It governs all Qi disorders, Yin syndrome with deep-seated cold, and edema caused by wind-cold-damp-heat, as well as heart-abdominal drum-like distension and hypochondriac distension.

Zhu Danxi treated a case of dysentery where the patient fainted, looked upward, had urinary incontinence, profuse sweating, and a large pulse. The cause was excessive wine and sexual indulgence. After moxibustion at this point, the patient took Ginseng Paste and recovered.

Guanyuan (RN4) governs various deficiency patterns, Kidney accumulation and deficiency, elderly diarrhea, spermatorrhea and white turbidity, and enables conception.

Zhongji (RN3) governs deficiency-cold of the lower Yuan in women, deficiency損 (damage), irregular menstruation, red and white leukorrhea. Moxibustion three times enables conception.

Tianshu (ST25) governs internal damage to the Spleen and Stomach, red and white dysentery, Spleen diarrhea, umbilical and abdominal drum-like distension, and Jia masses (abdominal lumps).

Zhangmen (LR13) governs Pi masses (abdominal lumps); apply more moxa to the left side. For Kidney accumulation, apply moxa to both sides.

Rugen (ST18) governs swelling of the breast/chest, Ruyong (mastitis), and infantile turtle-chest (pectus carinatum).

Riyue (LR14) governs vomiting of old fluids and acid regurgitation.

Dahe (KI12) governs spermatorrhea.

Daimai (GB26) governs hernia with unilateral descent, Shuishen (Kidney deficiency with water flooding), and female leukorrhea.