Library

Neiyingxiang (2 points): Located inside the nostrils, treating sudden heat and pain in the eyes. Insert a reed tube into the nasal cavity to induce bleeding; this is most effective.
Bizhun (2 points): Located at the tip of the nasal bridge, specifically treating rhinophyma (alcoholic nose). It is suitable to use a three-edged needle for bloodletting.
Erfjian (2 points): Located at the tip of the ear; roll up the ear to find the highest point as the acupoint. Treating pterygium (membrane growth) on the eyes, moxibustion with five small moxa cones (zhuang) is applied.
Juquan (1 point): Located on the tongue surface, directly in the center of the tongue. When protruding the tongue, a straight seam is visible in the middle; the depression is the acupoint. Treating asthma, cough, and chronic cough that does not heal. If moxibustion is performed, apply it directly within the moxa cone. For cold-type cough, mix powdered Dendrobii Caulis (Kuandonghua, 款冬花) into the moxa cone for moxibustion. After moxibustion, chew fresh ginger with clear tea and swallow. It also treats abnormal tongue coating and stiff tongue; use a small needle to induce bleeding.
Jinjin (Left) and Yuye (Right) (2 points): Located on both sides under the tongue, above the purple veins; roll up the tongue to locate them. Treating swollen and painful double tongue (chong she) and throat closure. Boil a three-edged needle in water and use it for bloodletting.
Haiquan (1 point): Located on the central vein under the tongue. Treating Xiao Ke (wasting-thirst syndrome/diabetes), use a three-edled needle for bloodletting.
Yuyao (2 points): Located in the middle of the eyebrows. Treating hanging curtain-like pterygium on the eyes. Insert the needle one fen, and subcutaneously needle towards both sides.
Taiyang (2 points): Located in the depression behind the eyebrow, above the purple vein at the Taiyang area. Treating redness and swelling of the eyes and headache. Use a three-edged needle for bloodletting; the method of bloodletting is as described above, which is extremely effective.
Dagukong (2 points): Located on the middle phalanx of the thumb; when flexing the finger, the depression at the joint is the acupoint. Treating long-term eye pain and pterygium or visual obstruction. Moxibustion of seven zhuang can be applied.
Zhongkui (2 points): Located at the bony prominence of the second joint of the middle finger; found by flexing the finger. Treating Wu Ye (five types of dysphagia), regurgitation, and vomiting food. Moxibustion of seven zhuang can be applied.
Baxie (8 points): Located between the metacarpal bones of the five fingers; four points on each hand.
Dadu (2 points): Located at the tiger's mouth of the second finger, at the junction of red and white skin; found by making a fist. Moxibustion of seven zhuang can be applied, or insert the needle one fen. It can treat Tou Feng (wind-headache) and toothache.
Shangdu (2 points): Located between the proximal interphalangeal joints of the index and middle fingers; found by making a fist. Treating redness and swelling of the arm. Insert the needle one fen, and apply moxibustion of five zhuang.
Zhongdu (2 points): Located at the metacarpal bone of the ring finger's proximal joint, named Yangmen (SJ6). The indications are the same as above.
Xiadu (2 points): Located between the metacarpal bones after the proximal joint of the little finger. The indications are also the same as above.
Bafeng (8 points): Located between the metatarsal bones of the toes; eight points in total on both feet, hence the name Bafeng. Treating redness and swelling of the dorsum of the foot. Insert the needle one fen, and apply moxibustion of five zhuang.
Shixuan (10 points): Located on the tips of the fingers, one fen away from the corner of the nail, one point per finger. Treating tonsillitis (Ru E). Use a three-edged needle for bloodletting, or tie the inner side of the second phalanx with silk thread and apply moxibustion of five zhuang.
Wuhu (4 points): Located at the bony prominences of the second joints of the index and ring fingers; found by making a fist. Treating spasm of the five fingers. Apply moxibustion of five zhuang.
Zhoujian (2 points): Located at the bony prominence of the elbow; found by flexing the elbow. Treating Scrofula (Luo Li). Moxibustion of forty-nine zhuang can be applied.
Jianzhugu (2 points): Located at the bony prominence at the starting point of the shoulder. Treating Scrofula, apply moxibustion of seven zhuang; also treats inability to raise the arm.
Erbai (4 points): Near the Xi Men area, located four cun vertically above the transverse crease of the palm. Two points on one hand: one is one cun posterior to Jiānshǐ (PC5) inside the tendon; the other is outside the tendon. The two points are adjacent. Treating hemorrhoids and rectal prolapse.
Duyin (2 points): Located in the transverse crease below the second toe. Treating intestinal hernia, expelling retained fetus, and retained placenta. Apply moxibustion of five zhuang. Also treats dry heaving and vomiting in women, and irregular menstruation.
Neihuaijian (2 points): Located at the bony prominence of the medial malleolus. Apply moxibustion of seven zhuang. Treating lower jaw toothache and calf cramp.
Waihuaijian: Treating gouty arthritis (Hong Kong Jiao) cold type and lateral calf cramp. Use a three-edged needle for bloodletting.
Guiyan (4 points): On the thumb, distance from the nail like the width of a leek leaf. Tie the two thumbs together with thread and apply moxibustion between them; used during the onset of epilepsy (Wu Xian Zheng Fa).
Zhongquan (2 points): Located on the dorsum of the hand, in the depression between Yangxi (LI5) and Yangchi (TE4). Apply moxibustion of seven zhuang. Treating heart pain and unbearable abdominal gas pain.
Xiaogukong: Located at the tip of the second joint of the little finger. Apply moxibustion of seven zhuang. Treating finger joint pain and eye pain.
Yintang: Located in the depression between the two eyebrows. Insert the needle...
Zigong (2 points): Located on both sides of Zhongji (CV3), three cun apart. Insert the needle two cun, apply moxibustion of fourteen zhuang. Treating female infertility due to long-term failure to conceive.
Lanmen (2 points): Located in the vessels three cun apart on both sides of Ququan (LR8). Treating Bladder Seven Hernias (Qi Shi) and Running Piglet syndrome (Ben Tun).
Baichongke (Blood Sea/Xuehai SP10): Located three cun above the medial condyle of the knee. Apply moxibustion of fourteen zhuang. Treating sores in the lower body.