巨阙、主伤寒烦心喜呕。（千）甲云、主心腹胀噫。烦热善呕。鬲中不利。间使、主热
病烦
心喜哕。胸中澹澹。温留、主伤寒寒热头痛哕衄。百会、主汗出而呕痉。商丘、主
寒热好呕。大椎、主伤寒热盛烦呕。肾俞、主头身热赤欲呕。（并千。）劳宫、主热病
烦满。欲呕哕。（甲）曲泽、主伤寒逆气呕唾。（千）
必用方论哕者、俗云克逆也。针灸者当以此求之。
若气自腹中起。上筑咽喉。逆气连属不能出。或至数十声上下不得喘息。此由寒伤胃脘
。肾
气先虚。逆气上乘于胃。与气相侔不止者、难治。谓之哕。宜茱萸丸。灸中脘、关元百壮。
未止、灸肾俞百壮。（指）
中府、治咳唾浊涕。（铜见肺气。）库房、治多唾浊沫脓血。周荣、治咳唾稠脓。（
并见
胸胁满。）少商、治腹满唾沫。（见疟。）百会、（见痫。）治唾沫。石关、治多唾呕沫
。（明下）库房、治肺寒咳嗽唾脓。（见逆气。）幽门、（见同。）治呕沫吐涎。喜唾。（
铜）石关、治脊强不开。多唾。日月、治多唾。（见悲愁。）天井、治心胸痛。咳嗽上
气。吐脓。不嗜食。紫宫、治吐血。及唾如白胶。（明）曲泽、主伤寒逆气呕唾。（千）
名医贾 录云、积主脏病。聚主腑病。积者、是饮食包结不消。聚者、是伏痰结而不化
。痰
伏在上鬲。主头目眩痛。多自涎唾。或致潮热。用平胃散乌金散治之。其论有理。故载之。
Juequan (CV14) treats restlessness, discomfort in the heart, and a tendency to vomit caused by Shanghan (Cold Damage). (From Qianjin Fang) Jia Yi Jing states it treats abdominal distension and fullness, belching,烦热 (restless heat), a propensity to vomit, and obstruction of Qi in the diaphragm. Jianshi (PC5) treats restlessness and discomfort in the heart, a tendency to hiccup (Yue), and palpitations in the chest caused by heat diseases. Wenliu (EX-UE2) treats chills and fever, headache, hiccup, and epistaxis caused by Shanghan. Baihui (GV20) treats vomiting and spasms following sweating. Shangqiu (SP5) treats alternating chills and fever, and a propensity to vomit. Dazhui (GV14) treats restlessness and vomiting caused by excessive heat in Shanghan. Shenshu (BL23) treats fever and redness of the head and body, and a desire to vomit. (All from Qianjin Fang.) Laogong (PC8) treats restlessness and fullness, and a desire to vomit or hiccup caused by heat diseases. (From Jia Yi Jing.) Quze (PC3) treats rebellious Qi, vomiting, and salivation caused by Shanghan. (From Qianjin Fang.)
Biyong Fang discusses Yue (hiccup/eructation): commonly known as "e ni" (hiccups). Acupuncture treatment should seek the cause based on this definition. If Qi rises from the abdomen, strikes the throat, with rebellious Qi connected and unable to exit, or continues for dozens of sounds without being able to breathe normally, this is due to cold damaging the stomach region. The Kidney Qi is first deficient, allowing rebellious Qi to ascend to the Stomach. If it contends with healthy Qi and does not cease, it is difficult to treat and is called Yue. It is suitable to use Zhuyu Wan. Moxibustion on Zhongwan (CV12) and Guanyuan (CV4), one hundred moxa cones each. If it does not stop, moxibustion on Shenshu (BL23), one hundred moxa cones. (From Zhi Mi Fang.)
Zhongfu (LU1) treats coughing up turbid nasal discharge. (Tong Ren mentions Lung Qi.) Fukuang (ST16) treats excessive saliva, turbid foam, pus, and blood. Zhourong (ST17) treats coughing up thick purulent sputum. (Both seen in chest and hypochondriac fullness.) Shaoshang (LU11) treats abdominal fullness and spitting saliva. (Seen in malaria.) Baihui (GV20), (seen in epilepsy), treats spitting saliva. Shiguan (KI18) treats excessive saliva and vomiting of foam. (Ming Tang lower section.) Fukuang (ST16) treats lung cold cough with expectoration of pus. (Seen in rebellious Qi.) Youmen (KI15), (seen in same name), treats vomiting of foam, spitting of saliva, and a preference for spitting saliva. (From Tong Ren.) Shiguan (KI18) treats stiffness and immobility of the spine, and excessive saliva. Riyue (LR24) treats excessive saliva. (Seen in sorrow and depression.) Tianjing (SJ10) treats pain in the heart and chest, cough with upward rushing Qi, expectoration of pus, and lack of appetite. Zigong (RN22) treats hematemesis and saliva that is sticky like white glue. (From Ming Tang.) Quze (PC3) treats rebellious Qi, vomiting, and salivation caused by Shanghan. (From Qianjin Fang.)
Famous physician Jia recorded: "Ji" (accumulation) mainly corresponds to Zang organ diseases; "Ju" (gathering) mainly corresponds to Fu organ diseases. "Ji" refers to food accumulation that fails to digest; "Ju" refers to latent phlegm that condenses and fails to transform. Phlegm latent in the upper diaphragm mainly causes dizziness and pain in the head and eyes, frequent clear saliva, or tidal fever. Treat with Pingwei San and Wujin San. This discussion is reasonable, so it is recorded.