凡胸满短气不得汗。皆针补手太阴以出汗。（千）少泽、复留、昆仑、主疟寒汗不出。
历、主风疟汗不出。少泽、治疟寒热汗不出。（铜）上星、治 疟振寒热汗不出。哑门
、治头痛风汗不出。心俞、（见狂明同。）曲差、治心中烦满。汗不出。（明同。）陶道、
治洒淅寒热。脊强汗不出。（明同。）胆俞、治振寒汗不出。（见头痛。）命门、治头痛如
破。身热如火。汗不出。上脘、治身热汗不出。（见霍乱。）至阴、（见头痛。）鱼际、（
见寒热。）曲泉、（见疝。）侠溪、（见胸胁满。）中膂俞、治汗不出。（见消渴。）偏历
、治风汗不出。窍阴、治手足烦热。汗不出转筋。命门、（见头痛。）肺俞、（见汗。）
疗汗不出。（明）曲泽、疗汗出不过肩。（见唾血。）曲泽、主汗出不过肩。（甲见伤寒寒
热。）鱼际、疗汗不出。（见寒热。）
大都、疗热病汗不出。手足逆冷。腹满善呕。目眩烦心。四肢肿。（明下）凡温病身热
以上。汗不出。刺太泉留针一时取针。若未满五日。禁刺。劳宫、主热病三日以往。不得
甲乙亦云、主热病烦满欲呕哕。三日以往不得汗。怵惕。
胸胁不可反侧。咳满。溺赤小便血。衄不止。呕吐血。气逆噫不止。嗌中痛。食
不下。善渴。口中烂。掌中热。欲呕。（千）孔最、主臂厥热痛。汗不出。（明云。热病汗
不出。）皆灸刺之。此穴可出汗。经渠、阳池、阳谷、合谷、（明下同。）前谷、内庭、后
溪、腕骨、支沟、（明下同。）厉兑、冲阳、解溪、主热病汗不出。中冲等、主热病汗不出
。（见伤寒诸病。）命门、膀胱俞、上管、曲差、上星、陶道、天柱、上 、悬厘、风池、
主烦满汗不出。飞扬、主下部寒热。汗不出。体重。玉枕、大杼、肝俞、心俞、鬲俞、
陶道、主汗不出。凄厥恶寒。光明、主腹足清。寒热汗不出。曲泉、主身热头痛。汗不
鱼际、主头痛不甚汗出。
尺泽、主气隔喜呕。鼓颔。不得汗。烦心身痛。掖门、中渚、通理、主热病先不乐。头
痛面热无汗。伤寒温病、善摇头颜清。汗出不过肩。曲泽主之。（甲）委中、治热病汗不
出云云。取其经血立愈。（铜）孔最、治热病汗不出。此穴可灸三壮。即汗出。（明下同。）
陷谷、厉兑、鬲俞、中渚、大都、（见腹满。）支沟、阳谷、（明同。）腕骨、前谷、治热病
汗不出。悬颅、治热病烦满。汗不出。（明同。）悬厘、治热病汗不出。头偏痛。烦心不
欲食。 、治热病汗不出。大杼、治伤寒汗不出。脊强。
经渠、治热病汗不出。暴痹喘。足（明作逆。）心痛。呕吐。商阳、治热病汗不出。（
明下同。）中冲、治热病汗不出。掌热。身如火。心痛烦满。舌强。太溪、治热病汗不出。
默默嗜卧。溺黄。消瘅。大便难。风池、治温病汗不出。目眩、苦头痛。太陵、治热病
汗不出。臂挛腋肿。善笑不休。心悬若饥。喜悲泣惊恐。目赤。小便如血。呕逆。狂言不乐
。劳宫、治热病三日汗不出。怵惕。胸胁痛不可转。大小便血。衄血不止。气逆呕哕。烦
渴。食饮不下。光明、治热病汗不出。卒狂。虚则痿痹坐不能起。实则足 热膝痛。身体
不仁。善啮颊。中冲、治热病烦闷。汗不出。掌热。身如火。心痛舌强。（明下云。身
热如火。头痛如破。）天池、疗热病汗不出。胸满颈痛。四肢不举。腋下肿。上气胸中有
声。喉喝。（明下相识患阴证伤寒。四肢厥冷不省。予与理中汤服。至第二服。汗出如雨
矣。神哉。）
Whenever there is chest fullness, shortness of breath, and an inability to sweat, needle the Hand-Taiyin Lung meridian using the tonification method to induce sweating. (From *Qianjin Fang*) Shaose (SI1), Feiliu (KI7), and Kunlun (BL60) govern cold sweats in malaria with no perspiration. Lidui (ST45) governs wind-malaria with no perspiration. Shaose (SI1) treats malaria with alternating chills and fever and no perspiration. (From *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*) Shangxing (GV23) treats malaria with shivering chills and fever and no perspiration. Yamen (GV15) treats headache due to wind with no perspiration. Xinshu (BL15) (see Mania entry), Qucha (GB7) treats mental vexation and fullness with no perspiration. (Same as *Mingtang*) Daodao (GV13) treats aversion to cold with shivering, stiffness of the spine, and no perspiration. (Same as *Mingtang*) Danshu (BL19) treats shivering chills with no perspiration. (See Headache entry) Mingmen (GV4) treats severe headache as if breaking, body heat like fire, and no perspiration. Shangwan (CV13) treats body heat with no perspiration. (See Cholera entry) Zhiyin (BL67) (see Headache entry), Yuji (LU10) (see Chills and Fever entry), Quanquan (LR8) (see Hernia entry), Xiaxi (GB43) (see Chest and Hypochondriac Fullness entry), Zhonglvshu (BL27) treat no perspiration. (See Xiao-ke entry) Pianli (SI6) treats wind-induced no perspiration. Guanyin (GB44) treats irritability in hands and feet, no perspiration, and muscle cramps. Mingmen (GV4) (see Headache entry), Feishu (BL13) (see Sweating entry), treat no perspiration. (From *Mingtang*) Quze (PC3) treats sweating limited to below the shoulders. (See Hemoptysis entry) Quze (PC3) governs sweating that does not extend beyond the shoulders. (*Jiayi Jing* under Cold Damage Chills and Fever entry) Yuji (LU10) treats no perspiration. (See Chills and Fever entry)
Dadu (SP3) treats heat disease with no perspiration, cold reversal of hands and feet, abdominal fullness, frequent vomiting, dizziness, mental vexation, and edema of the four limbs. (*Mingtang* Vol. 2) In all cases of warm disease where the body is hot above a certain level and there is no perspiration, needle Taichuan (KI3, i.e., Taixi), retain the needle for one *shi* (two hours), then remove it. If the illness has lasted less than five days, needling is prohibited. Laogong (PC8) governs heat disease occurring after three days, characterized by inability to sweat. *Jiayi Jing* also states it governs heat disease with mental vexation and fullness, desire to vomit or hiccup, inability to sweat after three days, fearfulness and palpitations, inability to turn the sides of the chest and hypochondrium, cough and fullness, red urine with blood, persistent epistaxis, hematemesis, rebellious Qi with incessant belching, throat pain, inability to eat, frequent thirst, oral ulcers, heat in the palms, and desire to vomit. (From *Qianjin Fang*) Kongzui (LU6) governs arm厥 (cold/numbness), heat pain, and no perspiration. (*Mingtang* says: Heat disease with no perspiration.) Moxibustion or needling this point can induce sweating. Jingqu (LU8), Yangchi (TE4), Yanggu (SI2), Hegu (LI4) (same as *Mingtang*), Qian gu (LI11), Neiting (ST44), Houxi (SI3), Wanggu (SI4), Zhigou (TE6) (same as *Mingtang*), Lidui (ST45), Chongyang (ST42), Jiexi (ST41) govern heat disease with no perspiration. Zhongchong (PC9) etc. govern heat disease with no perspiration. (See various Cold Damage diseases entries) Mingmen (GV4), Bladder Shu (BL28), Shangguan (likely Shangwan CV13 or similar), Qucha (GB7), Shangxing (GV23), Daodao (GV13), Tianzhu (BL10), Shangguan (likely missing character, inferred Guan point), Xuanli (GB5), Fengchi (GB20) govern mental vexation and fullness with no perspiration. Feiyang (BL58) governs lower body chills and fever, no perspiration, and heavy body. Yuzhen (BL9), Dazhu (BL11), Ganshu (BL18), Xinshu (BL15), Geshu (BL17), Daodao (GV13) govern no perspiration, despondent cold reversal, and aversion to cold. Guangming (GB37) governs cold abdomen and feet, chills, fever, and no perspiration. Quanquan (LR8) governs body heat, headache, and no perspiration. Yuji (LU10) governs headache with slight no persuation. ChiZe (LU5) governs Qi obstruction with desire to vomit, jaw clenching, inability to sweat, mental vexation, and body pain. Yemen (likely Yemen LI15 or similar, text unclear), Zhongzhu (TE3), Tongli (HT5) govern heat disease beginning with unhappiness, headache, facial heat, and no perspiration. Cold damage and warm disease, characterized by shaking head, clear/cold face, and sweating limited to below the shoulders, are treated by Quze (PC3). (*Jiayi Jing*) Weizhong (BL40) treats heat disease with no perspiration, etc. Drawing blood from its vessel leads to immediate recovery. (From *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*) Kongzui (LU6) treats heat disease with no perspiration. This point can be moxibusted with three cones, inducing sweat immediately. (Same as *Mingtang*) Xangu (ST43), Lidui (ST45), Geshu (BL17), Zhongzhu (TE3), Dadu (SP3) (see Abdominal Fullness entry), Zhigou (TE6), Yanggu (SI2) (same as *Mingtang*), Wanggu (SI4), Qian gu (LI11) treat heat disease with no perspiration. Xuanlu (GB5) treats heat disease with mental vexation and fullness and no perspiration. (Same as *Mingtang*) Xuanli (GB5) treats heat disease with no perspiration, unilateral headache, mental vexation, and loss of appetite. [Missing Character] treats heat disease with no perspiration. Dazhu (BL11) treats cold damage with no perspiration and spinal stiffness. Jingqu (LU8) treats heat disease with no perspiration, sudden bi-syndrome with panting, foot heart pain ( *Mingtang* reads reverse heart pain), and vomiting. Shangyang (LI1) treats heat disease with no perspiration. (Same as *Mingtang*) Zhongchong (PC9) treats heat disease with no perspiration, palm heat, body heat like fire, heart pain, mental vexation, and stiff tongue. Taixi (KI3) treats heat disease with no perspiration, silence and desire to sleep, yellow urine, xiao-dan (wasting-thirst), and difficult defecation. Fengchi (GB20) treats warm disease with no perspiration, dizziness, and painful headache. Tailing (PC7) treats heat disease with no perspiration, arm spasm and axillary swelling, excessive laughter, feeling of emptiness in the heart as if hungry, propensity for sadness, weeping, fear, and panic, red eyes, urine like blood, vomiting and rebellion, delirious speech, and unhappiness. Laogong (PC8) treats heat disease with no perspiration after three days, fearfulness, chest and hypochondriac pain preventing turning, bleeding from large and small intestines, persistent epistaxis, rebellious Qi with vomiting and hiccups, vexation and thirst, and inability to eat or drink. Guangming (GB37) treats heat disease with no perspiration, sudden mania. Deficiency syndrome presents as wei-bi (flaccidity) inability to sit up; excess syndrome presents with heat in the legs and knees, body numbness, and biting cheeks. Zhongchong (PC9) treats heat disease with mental stuffiness, no perspiration, palm heat, body heat like fire, heart pain, and stiff tongue. (*Mingtang* Vol. 2 adds: Body heat like fire, headache as if breaking.) Tianchi (PC1) treats heat disease with no perspiration, chest fullness and neck pain, inability to move four limbs, rebellious Qi with sounds in the chest, and hoarseness. (*Mingtang* Vol. 2 records: I once suffered from Yin-cold damage, with cold reversal of limbs and unconsciousness. I administered Lizhong Tang. After the second dose, sweat poured out like rain. Truly miraculous.)