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For the treatment of chills and fever (Han Re), points Wuchu (Five Places), Tianchi, Fengchi, Yaoshu, Changqiang, Dazhu, Zhonglv, Neishu, Shangguan, Yinjiao, Guanyuan, Tianyou, Tianrong, Hegu, Yangxi, Guanchong, Zhongzhu, Yangchi, Xiaoluo, Shaoze, QianGu, Wanggu, Yanggu, Shaohai, RanGu, Zhiyin, Kunlun may be selected. For chills and fever accompanied by bone pain, Yuzhen is indicated. For chills and fever with lethargy or decay sensation, soreness and weakness in the lower legs, heaviness and pain in the four limbs, shortness of breath and difficulty speaking, Zhiyang is indicated. For lung heat causing dyspnea preventing lying down, upward rushing qi with vomiting of frothy saliva, asthma, mutual chasing of qi, tightness in the chest and hypochondrium, difficult breathing, tremors, pulsating pulse, qi obstruction, heat in the chest, fullness and loss of appetite, anhidrosis, lumbar and spinal pain, Feishu (BL13) is indicated. For chills and fever with heart pain, pain radiating to the back, oppression in the chest with inability to breathe, coughing up blood, excessive salivation, irritability, difficulty eating, hiccups, anhidrosis, symptoms resembling malaria, blurred vision, tearing, and sadness, Xinshu (BL15) is indicated. For cough with vomiting, cold diaphragm, difficulty eating, chills and fever, skin and muscle pain, shortness of breath preventing lying down, chest fullness radiating to both hypochondria, palpitations above the diaphragm, hypochondriac and abdominal pain, sudden severe epigastric pain, upward rushing qi, cold pain in the shoulder and back, anhidrosis, bi syndrome of the throat, abdominal pain, accumulations, silence and desire to sleep, laziness and unwillingness to move, constant damp-cold sensation in the body, severe heart pain unable to be relieved by movement, Pishu (BL20) is indicated. For cough with hypochondriac fullness and tightness, inability to breathe or turn over, pulling sensation between the axillary hypochondrium and umbilicus, tendon tightness and pain, opisthotonos, upward gaze of eyes, vertigo, blurred vision, shoulder and neck pain,惊狂 (mania), epistaxis, lower abdominal fullness, blurred vision, leukoma, cough pulling chest pain, tendon chills and fever, hemoptysis, shortness of breath, nasal sourness, Ganshu (BL18) is indicated. For chills and fever with polyphagia but emaciation, pulling pain in both hypochondria, distending pain below the heart radiating downward to the umbilicus and lower abdomen with urgency, heat, facial tension (or blackening), blurred vision, chronic asthma and cough, shortness of breath, turbid red urine, Shenshu (BL23) is indicated. For bone cold with difficult urination, Shenshu (BL23) is indicated. For chills and fever with headache, Shuigou (GV26) is indicated. For chills and fever with cervical scrofula, Daying (ST5) is indicated. For shoulder pain radiating to the neck with chills and fever, Quepen (ST12) is indicated. For body heat with anhidrosis and chest heat/fullness, Tiantu (CV22) is indicated. For chills and fever with shoulder swelling, pain radiating to the scapula, and shoulder-arm soreness, Jianyu (LI15) is indicated. For chills and fever with neck stiffness, deafness, pulling heat/pain in the quepen and shoulder, paralysis and inability to lift (or arm inability to lift), Jianzhen (SI9) is indicated. For chills and fever with blurred vision, cough with upward qi, hemoptysis, Jianwaishu (SI13) is indicated. For chills and fever with neck stiffness, chest fullness, accumulation of large qi; if there is fullness and pain in the quepen, prognosis is poor; if externally ulcerated, survival is possible. If it pulls the neck, inability to lift, quepen pain, anhidrosis, bi syndrome of the throat, coughing blood, Quepen (ST12) is indicated. For cough with upward qi, asthma, sudden aphonia, cyanotic veins under the tongue near the seam, large qi in the neck, bi syndrome of the throat, dry throat, urgent dyspnea, humming in the throat, alternating chills and fever, neck swelling and shoulder pain, chest fullness and hot abdominal skin, epistaxis, shortness of breath with choking heart pain, urticaria and headache, red-hot facial skin, general anesthesia of muscles, Tiantu (CV22) is indicated. For tightness of the lung system, chest pain, aversion to cold, chest oppression, frequent vomiting of bile, chest heat, asthma, rebellious qi, mutual chasing of qi, excessive turbid saliva, dyspnea, wind in shoulder/back, sweating, edema of face/abdomen, food impaction in the diaphragm, inability to eat, bi syndrome of the throat, orthopnea with lung distension, skin/bone pain, chills/fever with irritability/fullness, Zhongfu (LU1) is indicated. For chills and fever, chest fullness, headache, inability to raise four limbs, axillary swelling, upward qi, sounds in the chest, humming in the throat, Tianchi (PC1) is indicated. For cough, hypochondriac accumulation, rebellious asthma, restless sleep, intermittent chills and fever, Qimen (LR14) is indicated. For chills and fever, abdominal distension, depression and dyspnea, Jingmen (GB25) is indicated. For borborygmus, irritable tongue, arm anesthesia, spitting saliva, dry lips with thirst, wrist contracture, finger support pain, lung distension, upward qi, wind sensation in ears, cough/asthma/rebellious qi, bi syndrome, arm pain, vomiting, inability to eat with abdominal distension, Shaoshang (LU11) is indicated. For hemoptysis, intermittent chills and fever, drain Yuji (LU10), tonify Chize (LU5). For Bi Jue (Arm Jue), shoulder/chest/hypochondriac fullness/pain, leukoma in eyes, blue eyes with tendon convulsion, palm heat, alternating chills and fever, pulling pain in quepen, frequent cough, asthma with dyspnea, pain on the medial aspect of the arm, upper diaphragm fullness after drinking, Taiyuan (LU9) is indicated. For chills and fever with chest/back tightness, bi syndrome of the throat, cough/upward qi, asthma, palm heat, frequent yawning/stretching, sweating, amnesia, limb cold extremities, frequent laughter, white urine, Lieque (LU7) is indicated. For chest distension, severe cases with crossed hands and confusion, sudden bi with asthma/rebellious qi, puncture Jingqu (LU8) and Tianfu (LU3), this is called Da Shu (Great Shu). For chills and fever with cough/vomiting froth, palm heat: deficiency presents as cold/trembling shoulders/arms, shortness of breath, cold jue, crossed hands with confusion, mouth foam; excess presents as hot/painful shoulders/back, sweating, sudden limb swelling, body damp-trembling, intermittent chills/fever, irritability when hungry, fright when hungry, changing complexion, locked jaw, aversion to wind with tearing, Lieque (LU7) is indicated. For irritability, cough, chills/fever with frequent hiccups, Laogong (PC8) is indicated. For chills and fever, dry lips/mouth, asthma, acute eye pain, frequent fright, Sanjian (LI3) is indicated. For chest fullness, pre-auricular pain, toothache, red/painful eyes, neck swelling, chills and fever, sweating upon drinking water, dry-hot skin without drinking, Quchi (LI11) is indicated. For chills and fever with neck stiffness, cough/difficult breathing, moxa Wuli (EX-UE10), left for right, right for left. For chills and fever with neck stiffness, inability to raise shoulder/arm, arm pain, Binao (LI14) is indicated. For wind-cold chills and fever, Yemen (SJ10) is indicated. For chills and fever with neck/jaw swelling, Houxi (SI3) is indicated. For chills and fever with frequent vomiting, Shangqiu (SP5) is indicated. For vomiting jue with cold, slight heat, hypochondriac distension, throat pain, dry pharynx, lateral knee pain, leg soreness, axillary swelling, scrofula (Horse Knife), shoulder/lip pain, Taichong (LR3) is indicated. Heart pain like hanging (Qianjin: heart pain), yin jue, tightness at the posterior-lateral heel, inability to move forward/backward, blood abscess/intestinal abscess with pus/blood stool, dorsal foot pain, curled tongue unable to speak, frequent laughter, flaccid legs unable to wear shoes, urine colors green/red/white/yellow/black: green takes Jing (Well) point, red takes Ying (Spring) point, yellow takes Shu (Stream) point, white takes Jing (River) point, black takes He (Sea) point. For bloody hemorrhoids/diarrhea with tenesmus, abdominal pain resembling strangury, mania with falling requiring support, large qi with saliva discharge, nasal pain, frequent borborygmus, bone chills/fever with no comfort, continuous sweating, Fuliú (KI7) is indicated. For men resembling gu disease, women resembling zhu disease, chills/fever with unilateral lower abdominal swelling, Yinggu (KI10) is indicated. For lower abdominal pain, excretion of糜 (rotten matter), heat between the second toes, if pulse sunken with chills/fever/body pain, lip thirst without desire to drink, sweating, scorched hair, emaciation with shortness of breath, internal heat, unwillingness to move, excretion of pus/blood, waist pulling lower abdominal pain, sudden fright, delirium, Xujia Xialian (ST39) is indicated. For chest fullness, axillary swelling, scrofula, self-biting of tongue/cheek, swelling of Tianyou, leg soreness, vertigo, swelling of occiput/jaw/cheek, dry eyes, body bi, shivering chills, hypochondriac distension, chills/fever, pain in lateral hypochondrium/waist/abdomen/knee, Linqi (GB41) is indicated. For chills and fever with neck swelling, Qiuxu (GB40) is indicated. For chills and fever with neck/axillary swelling, Shenmai (BL62) is indicated. For chills and fever with soreness, inability to raise limbs, axillary swelling, scrofula, bi syndrome of throat, shaking of thigh/knee/neck bones, sore/bi/anesthesia, Yangfu (GB38) is indicated. For chills and fever with bi, inability to hold calves, Yangjiao (GB34) is indicated. For chills and fever with lumbar pain like breaking, Shugu (BL65) is indicated. For chills and fever with blurred vision, frequent cough/asthma/rebellious qi, Tonggu (BL66) is indicated. For chills and fever with frequent sighing, heavy head/cold feet, anorexia, foot contracture, Jinggu (BL64) is indicated. For chills and fever with rectal prolapse, Chengshan (BL57) is indicated. For chills and fever with post-anal bleeding, convulsions, heavy/sore feet, trembling unable to stand long, urgent swollen feet, dorsal foot pain, tendon contracture, lower abdominal pulling to throat, difficult defecation, Chengjin (BL56) is indicated. For heel jue, knee tightness, lumbar/spinal pain pulling abdomen, hot yin-thigh, sudden yin pain, chills/fever with sore/heavy knees, Heyang (BL37) is indicated.