昆仑、主腹痛喘暴满。（千）昆仑、（千同。）治咳喘暴满。（铜）三间、治气喘。（
见疟。）神门、（见心烦。） 、治喘逆。（见肩背痛。）不容、治喘咳。（见 癖。）商阳
、治喘咳支肿。（见胸满）明下云、胸鬲气满喘急。大钟、治胸张喘息。（见淋。）期门
、治大喘不得卧。（见吐泻。）俞府、治咳逆上喘。（承言同见腹胀。）呕吐胸满。不得食
。（明同。） 中、治咳逆（明下作嗽。）喘不能食。（见胸胁满。）天府、治逆气。喘不得
。云门、（见胸满。）人迎、（见吐泻。）神藏、（明同。）治咳逆。喘不得息。气户、治喘逆
上气。步郎、治喘息不得举臂。（并见胸胁满。）足临泣、（见月事。）治喘。魄户、中
府、主喘气相追逐。（千）天突、华盖、主喘暴。俞府、神藏、主喘不得息。天容等、
曲泽、主咳喘。（并见上气。）颅息、疗小儿痫。喘不得息。耳聋。（明）魄户、疗
咳逆上喘。（见背痛。）浮白、疗不得喘息。（见咳逆。）经渠、疗掌中热生。咳逆上气喘数。
久热病汗不出。暴瘅喘逆。心痛欲呕。
中府、（见肺气。）魄户、（见背。）胁堂、疗喘逆。（下）璇玑、疗咳逆上喘。喉鸣。
三间、疗伤寒气热。身热喘。
天突、疗咳逆气喘。（下）肺俞、（见肺。）疗肺喘。解溪、疗喘息急。鱼际、（见
寒热。）疗咳喘。（明）膻中、治咳嗽上喘。（铜见肺。）水突、治喘息不得。扶突、治喘息如水
鸡鸣。（并见上气。）头维、主喘逆烦满。呕沫流汗。（千）肺俞、（明下见肺）肾俞、主喘
咳少气百病。俞府、神藏、（见上气。）天府、主上气喘不得息。扶突、主咽中鸣喘。
天突、华盖、主喘暴。（并见上气。）经渠、主咳逆上气喘。掌中热。少商、太陵、主咳
天突、华盖、主喘暴。太泉、主咳逆胸满。喘不得息。期门、主喘逆。卧不安席
咳喘。曲泽出血立已。 中等、主呼吸喘。气逆喘鸣。取天容。（并见上气。）上
治喘息不能行。（铜见胁痛。）经渠、主喘。（见上气。）大陵等、主喘。天府、主喘不
得息。廉泉、治喘息。（并见咳逆。）鱼际、疗喘。（见寒热。）有贵人久患喘。夜卧不得
而起行。夏月亦衣夹背心。予知是膏肓病也。令灸膏肓而愈。亦有暴喘者。予知是痰为梗。
令细锉浓朴七八钱重。以姜七片水小碗煎七分服。滓再煎服。不过数服愈。若不因痰而喘者
。当灸肺俞。凡有喘与哮者。为按肺俞。无不酸疼。皆为谬刺肺俞。令灸而愈。亦有只谬刺
不灸而愈。此病有浅深也。舍弟登山。为雨所搏。一夕、气闷几不救。见昆季必泣。有欲别
之意。予疑其心悲。为刺百会不效。按其肺俞。云其疼如锥刺。以火针微刺之即愈。因此与
人治哮喘。只谬肺俞。不谬他穴。惟按肺俞不疼酸者。然后点其它穴云。
Kunlun (BL60) treats abdominal pain, sudden onset of asthma (asthma), and acute distension. (*Qianjin Fang*) Kunlun (BL60), (same as *Qianjin Fang*), treats cough, asthma (asthma), sudden onset, and acute distension. (*Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing* [Illustrated Manual of Acupoints for Acupuncture and Moxibustion by Wang Zhengong]) Sanjian (LI3) treats asthma (asthma). (See Malaria.) Shenmen (HT7), (see Heart vexation...) [Missing character], treats rebellious Qi with asthma (asthma). (See Shoulder and Back Pain.) Burong (ST18) treats asthma (asthma) and cough. (See Pi Accumulation.) Shangyang (LI1) treats asthma (asthma), cough, and swelling in the limbs. (See Chest Fullness.) The lower volume of *Mingtang Jing* states: Qi fullness in the chest and diaphragm with rapid breathing. Dazhong (KI4) treats chest distension and panting. (See Lin Syndrome.) Qimen (LR14) treats severe asthma (asthma) preventing lying down. (See Vomiting and Diarrhea.) Shufu (GB25) treats rebellious Qi with cough and upward rushing asthma (asthma). (*Chengyan* agrees; see Abdominal Distension.) Accompanied by vomiting, chest fullness, and inability to eat. (*Mingtang Jing* agrees.) ... [Missing character] Zhongfu (LU1)? No, text says "Zhong", likely missing character, translated as "[Missing Acupoint Name]": treats cough with rebellious Qi (lower volume of *Mingtang Jing* writes "cough"), asthma (asthma) and inability to eat. (See Chest and Hypochondriac Fullness.) Tianfu (LU6) treats rebellious Qi and asthma (asthma). Yunmen (LU2), (see Chest Fullness.) Renying (ST9), (see Vomiting and Diarrhea.) Shencang (BL17), (*Mingtang Jing* agrees.) treats cough with rebellious Qi and asthma (asthma) with inability to breathe normally. Qihu (BL23) treats asthma (asthma), rebellious Qi, and upward rushing Qi. Bulang (BL24) treats asthma (asthma) with inability to raise the arm. (Both see Chest and Hypochondriac Fullness.) Zulinqi (GB41), (see Menstruation) treats asthma (asthma). Pohu (BL42), Zhongfu (LU1), main indications are chasing asthma (asthma). (*Qianjin Fang*) Tiantu (CV22), Huagai (CV19), main indications are sudden asthma (asthma). Shufu (GB25), Shencang (BL17), main indications are asthma (asthma) with inability to breathe normally. Tianrong (SI17) etc., Quze (PC3), main indications are cough and asthma (asthma). (Both see Upward Rushing Qi.) Luxi (SI19) treats pediatric epilepsy, asthma (asthma) with inability to breathe normally, and deafness. (*Mingtang Jing*) Pohu (BL42) treats cough with rebellious Qi and upward rushing asthma (asthma). (See Back Pain.) Fubai (GB12) treats inability to pant/breathe. (See Rebellious Qi.) Jingqu (LU8) treats heat in the palm, cough with rebellious Qi, upward rushing asthma (asthma) with frequent breathing, long-standing febrile disease without sweat, sudden jaundice, asthma (asthma) with rebellious Qi, heart pain with desire to vomit.
Zhongfu (LU1), (see Lung Qi.) Pohu (BL42), (see Back.) Xietang (EX-B3) treats asthma (asthma) with rebellious Qi. (Lower volume.) Xuanji (CV15) treats cough with rebellious Qi, upward rushing asthma (astama), and throat鸣 (wheezing). Sanjian (LI3) treats body heat and asthma (asthma) due to cold injury.
Tiantu (CV22) treats cough, rebellious Qi, and asthma (asthma). (Lower volume.) Feishu (BL13), (see Lung.) treats lung asthma (asthma). Jiexi (ST41) treats urgent asthma (asthma). Yuji (LU10), (see Cold and Heat.) treats cough and asthma (asthma). (*Mingtang Jing*) Danzhong (CV17) treats cough and upward rushing asthma (asthma). (*Tongren* see Lung.) Shuitu (ST10) treats difficulty in breathing/asthma (asthma). Futu (LI18) treats asthma (asthma) sounding like a chicken crowing. (Both see Upward Rushing Qi.) Touwei (ST8) main indications are asthma (asthma) with rebellious Qi, vexation, fullness, vomiting of saliva, and sweating. (*Qianjin Fang*) Feishu (BL13), (*Mingtang Jing* lower volume see Lung.) Shenshu (BL23) main indications are asthma (asthma), cough, shortness of breath, and various diseases. Shufu (GB25), Shencang (BL17), (see Upward Rushing Qi.) Tianfu (LU6) main indications are upward rushing Qi, asthma (asthma), and inability to breathe normally. Futu (LI18) main indications are throat鸣 (wheezing) and asthma (asthma). Tiantu (CV22), Huagai (CV19) main indications are sudden asthma (asthma). (Both see Upward Rushing Qi.) Jingqu (LU8) main indications are cough with rebellious Qi, upward rushing asthma (asthma), and heat in the palm. Shaoshang (LU11), Tailing (PC7) main indications are cough... [Text break]. Tiantu (CV22), Huagai (CV19) main indications are sudden asthma (asthma). Taiyuan (LU9) (text says Taiquan, synonymous), main indications are cough with rebellious Qi, chest fullness, and asthma (asthma) with inability to breathe normally. Qimen (LR14) main indications are asthma (asthma) with rebellious Qi, restlessness in bed, cough, and asthma (asthma). Bleeding from Quze (PC3) stops it immediately. ... [Missing character] Deng? Likely missing character, translated as "[Missing Acupoint Name]": main indications are respiratory asthma (asthma), rebellious Qi with wheezing. Select Tianrong (SI17). (Both see Upward Rushing Qi.) Shang... [Missing character] treats asthma (asthma) with inability to walk. (*Tongren* see Hypochondriac Pain.) Jingqu (LU8) main indications are asthma (asthma). (See Upward Rushing Qi.) Dalin (PC7) etc., main indications are asthma (asthma). Tianfu (LU6) main indications are asthma (asthma) with inability to breathe normally. Lianquan (CV23) treats asthma (asthma). (Both see Cough with Rebellious Qi.) Yuji (LU10) treats asthma (asthma). (See Cold and Heat.)
A nobleman suffered from chronic asthma (asthma) for a long time. At night, he could not lie down and had to get up and walk. Even in summer, he wore a double-layered vest. I deduced this was a disease of Gaohuang (Gao Huang), ordered him to moxa-burn Gaohuang (BL43), and he recovered. There were also cases of sudden asthma (asthma). I determined it was caused by phlegm obstruction. I instructed finely chopping Houpo (Magnolia Bark), weighing about 7-8 qian, decocting with 7 slices of ginger in a small bowl of water until reduced to 70%, and administering the liquid. The dregs were decocted again for administration. Recovery occurred within a few doses. If the asthma (asthma) is not due to phlegm, one should moxa-burn Feishu (BL13). For all patients with asthma (asthma) and xiao (wheezing syndrome), pressing Feishu (BL13) invariably causes soreness and pain. Therefore, I use Mu Ci (mis-pricking/flank needling) on Feishu (BL13) followed by moxibustion to cure it. Some recover with only Mu Ci without moxibustion, indicating variations in disease depth. My younger brother climbed a mountain and was struck by rain. One night, his Qi was stifled, nearly fatal. He saw his brothers and wept, showing signs of farewell. I suspected heart sorrow and needle Baihui (GV20), but it was ineffective. Pressing his Feishu (BL13), he described the pain as like a cone piercing. I used a fire needle to slightly prick the point, and he recovered immediately. Hence, when treating others' asthma (asthma) and xiao (wheezing syndrome), I only Mu Ci Feishu (BL13), not other acupoints. Only when pressing Feishu (BL13) does not cause pain or soreness do I then select other acupoints.