中封、治身体不仁。（铜见痹。）少商、主手不仁。（千）肩贞、主手 小不举。内
、主四厥手足闷。列缺、主四肢厥。喜笑。曲池、支沟、 会、腕骨、肘 、主节痹。
曲池、天井、外关、主臂痿不仁。白环俞、疗手足不仁。（明下见脊。）曲池、主手不举
。又主手不可举重。腕急。肘中痛。难屈伸。间使、主手痛。阳溪、主臂腕外侧痛不举
。中冲、少冲、（明同。）劳宫、太泉、经渠、列缺、主手掌热。肘中痛。劳宫、疗手
掌浓疮痹。（铜云手痹。）手皮白屑起。（明）劳宫、治手痹。（铜）附分、治肘臂不仁。（
铜见风劳。）上廉、治手足不仁。（见偏风。）肘 、天井、疗肘臂不仁。（明下见肘痛。
有贵人手中指挛。已而无名指小指亦挛。医为灸肩髀曲池支沟而愈。支沟在腕后三寸。
或灸风疾。多有不灸支沟。只灸合谷云。
（手掣痛 余论见手麻）
养老、主手不得上下。（千）阴交、主手足拘挛。太陵、主手挛不伸。心俞、肝俞
筋急手相引。（见转筋。）少商、治手挛指痛。（铜）少府、治掌中热。股腋挛急。胸中痛
。手卷不伸。少冲、疗手卷不得伸。（明堂上云。治手挛不伸。引眼痛。）外关、疗肘
腕酸重。屈伸难。十指痛不得握。（明下）铜人云、治肘臂不得屈伸。五指痛。不能握物。
后溪、疗肘臂腕重。难屈伸。五指尽痛。不可掣。中渚、疗肘臂酸痛。手五指不握。尽痛
。铜人云、治咽肿肘臂痛。五指不得屈伸。腕骨、中渚、主五指掣。不可屈伸。太陵、
主手掣小偏。尺泽、主掣痛。手不可伸。治手足指掣痛不可忍。灸指端七壮。立瘥。
腕骨、治螈 。五指掣。（铜）扁骨、疗指臂痛。（明下见臂痛。）
Zhongfeng (KI7) treats numbness and insensitivity of the body. (See Bi Syndrome in *Tongren*.) Shaoshang (LU11) governs numbness of the hand. (See *Qianjin Fang*.) Jianzhen (SI9) governs inability to lift the arm and little finger. Neiguan (PC6, inferred from context "Nei..."), governs cold limbs and stuffiness in the hands and feet. Lieque (LU7) governs cold limbs and excessive laughter. Quchi (LI11), Zhigou (TE6), Huizong (TE7, inferred from "...Hui"), Wanggu (SI4), and Zhouliao (SI10, inferred from "Zhou..."), govern joint bi-syndrome. Quchi (LI11), Tianjing (TE10), Waiguan (TE5), govern flaccidity and numbness of the arm. Baihuan Shu (BL30) treats numbness and insensitivity of the hands and feet. (See *Mingtang*, lower volume, spine section.) Quchi (LI11) governs inability to lift the hand. It also governs inability to lift heavy objects, wrist stiffness, pain in the elbow center, and difficulty in flexion and extension. Jianshi (PC5) governs hand pain. Yangxi (LI5) governs pain on the lateral side of the forearm and wrist with inability to lift. Zhongchong (PC9), Shaochong (HT9) (*Mingtang* records are identical), Laogong (PC8), Taiyuan (LU9, original text "Tai Quan"), Jingqu (LU8), and Lieque (LU7) govern heat in the palm and pain in the elbow center. Laogong (PC8) treats suppurative sores and bi-syndrome of the palm. (*Tongren* refers to hand bi-syndrome.) White scales appearing on the skin of the hand. (*Mingtang* record.) Laogong (PC8) treats hand bi-syndrome. (*Tongren* record.) Fufen (BL17) treats numbness and insensitivity of the elbow and arm. (See Wind-Lao section in *Tongren*.) Shanglian (LI10) treats numbness and insensitivity of the hands and feet. (See Pian Feng section.) Zhouliao (SI10) and Tianjing (TE10) treat numbness and insensitivity of the elbow and arm. (*Mingtang* lower volume sees elbow pain. A nobleman once had cramping of the middle finger, which subsequently affected the ring and little fingers. The physician cured him by moxibustion on Jianyu (LI15), Quchi (LI11), and Zhigou (TE6). Zhigou is located three cun posterior to the wrist. Some practitioners treating wind diseases often do not moxa Zhigou, but only Hegu (LI4).*
(Hand spasms and pain; my discussion is found in the Hand Numbness section.)
Yanglao (SI6) governs inability to move the hand up and down. (*Qianjin Fang*.) Yinjiao (RN15) governs contracture of the hands and feet. Tailing (PC7) governs hand contracture with inability to extend. Xinshu (BL15) and Ganshu (BL18) govern tendon tension with mutual pulling of the hands. (See Tendon Cramp section.) Shaoshang (LU11) treats hand contracture and finger pain. (*Tongren*.) Shaofu (HT8) treats heat in the palm, contracture and urgency in the thigh and axilla, chest pain, and hand curling with inability to extend. Shaochong (HT9) treats hand curling with inability to extend. (*Mingtang* upper volume states: treats hand contracture with inability to extend, drawing eye pain.) Waiguan (TE5) treats soreness and heaviness of the elbow and wrist, difficulty in flexion and extension, and pain in the ten fingers with inability to grasp. (*Mingtang* lower volume.) *Tongren* states: treats inability to flex and extend the elbow and arm, pain in the five fingers, and inability to grasp objects. Houxi (SI3) treats heaviness of the elbow, arm, and wrist, difficulty in flexion and extension, pain in all five fingers, and inability to pull. Zhongzhu (TE3) treats soreness and pain of the elbow and arm, inability of the five fingers of the hand to grasp, and pain throughout. *Tongren* states: treats swollen throat, elbow and arm pain, and inability of the five fingers to flex and extend. Wanggu (SI4) and Zhongzhu (TE3) govern spasms of the five fingers with inability to flex and extend. Tailing (PC7) governs hand spasms with deviation of the little finger. Chize (LU5) governs spasm and pain, inability to extend the hand, and treats unbearable spasming pain of the fingers of the hands and feet. Moxa seven grains at the tip of the finger for immediate recovery. Wanggu (SI4) treats muscle twitching and spasms of the five fingers. (*Tongren*.) Bangu (Note: Name uncertain/rare, literal translation), treats pain of the fingers and arm. (*Mingtang* lower volume sees arm pain section.)