通谷、治头重目眩。善惊引鼽衄。颈项痛。目KT KT 。（铜）神庭、（见鼻涕。）上关、（
见螈 。）涌泉、 、（见肩背痛。）束骨、（见腰偻。）鱼际、大都、（见腹满。）治目眩。
神、治目眩。颈项强急痛。胸胁相引。不得转侧。飞扬、（见历节风。）肺俞、治头目眩
。（见胸满。）肝俞、治目眩循眉痛。（见咳逆。）丝竹空、治目眩头痛目赤。视物KT KT 。
风痫目戴上不识人。眼睫毛倒。发狂。吐涎沫。发即无时。天府、治目眩远视KT KT 。支正、三焦俞、治目
眩头痛。（见腹胀。）风池、治目眩苦头痛。（见伤寒无汗。）风门、治身热目眩。（见风
。）临泣、治目眩。枕骨合颅痛。恶寒。风府、治头痛颈项急。目眩。神庭、治头风目眩泪出。
上星、治目眩。（明下同。）睛痛。不能
远视。前顶、五处、治头风目眩。目戴上。（见螈 。）临泣、治目眩鼻塞。目生白翳。四白、治头痛目
眩。（明同。）眼白翳。微风。目 动不息。前关
、疗风赤眼。头痛目眩目涩。（明）四白、（铜同。）涌泉、大杼、疗头痛目眩。束骨、
疗头痛目眩。（下又云。疗风赤胎赤。两目 烂。）身热。肌肉动。前谷、疗目眩淫淫。
攒竹、疗头目风眩。眉头痛。鼽衄。目KT KT 无远见。（下）囟会、疗头目眩。岐伯灸头旋
目眩。及偏头痛不可忍。牵眼KT KT 不远视。灸两眼小 上发际各一壮。立瘥。率谷、主醉
酒风热发。两目眩痛。（千）大都、主目眩。承浆、前顶、天柱、脑空、目窗、主目眩瞑
。天柱、陶道、（明下同。）昆仑、主目眩。目如脱。又云疟多汗。目如脱。项如拔。
昆仑主之。大敦、主目不欲视。太息。神庭、水沟、主头痛。目不可视。
承泣、主目眩。（见目不明。）通理、百会、疗头目眩疼。（明）后顶、疗目眩痛。（
下见目不明。）临泣、中渚、治目眩。（铜并见目翳。）颔厌、主目眩。（千见偏头。）
Tonggu (BL8) treats heavy head and vertigo. It addresses sudden fright, rhinitis with epistaxis, neck and nape pain, and blurred vision (as recorded in *The Copper Person Acupoint Acupuncture and Moxibustion Classic*). Shenting (GV24), (see rhinorrhea.), Shangguan (GB3), (see convulsions.), Yongquan (KI1), (see shoulder and back pain.), Shugu (BL65), (see lumbar flexion.), Yuji (LU10), Dadu (SP2), (see abdominal fullness.) treat vertigo. Shenmen (HT7) treats vertigo. It addresses stiff and painful neck and nape, mutual traction of the chest and hypochondrium, and inability to turn or lie on one's side. Feiyang (BL58), (see Li-jie Feng / Joints Bi Syndrome.), Feishu (BL13) treats dizziness and vertigo of the head and eyes. (see chest fullness.) Ganshu (BL18) treats vertigo accompanied by pain along the eyebrows. (see rebellious Qi and coughing.) Sizhukong (SJ23) treats vertigo, headache, red eyes, and blurred vision. It addresses wind-phlegm epilepsy with upward deviation of the eyes and loss of recognition, trichiasis, mania, salivation, irregular onset of attacks. Tianfu (LU3) treats vertigo and blurred distance vision. Zhizheng (SI7), Sanjiaoshu (BL22) treat vertigo and headache. (see abdominal distension.) Fengchi (GB20) treats vertigo and severe headache. (see Taiyang syndrome with anhidrosis.) Fengmen (BL12) treats fever and vertigo. (see Wind pathogen.). Linqi (GB15) treats vertigo. It addresses pain at the junction of the occipital bone and cranium, aversion to cold. Fengfu (GV16) treats headache, stiff neck and nape, and vertigo. Shenting (GV24) treats head wind, vertigo, and lacrimation. Shangxing (GV23) treats vertigo. (Same as *Mingtang*.) Eye pain, inability to see far. Qinding (GV21), Wuchu (EX-HN4) treat head wind and vertigo. Upward deviation of the eyes. (see convulsions.). Linqi (GB15) treats vertigo, nasal congestion, and leukoma. Sibai (ST1) treats headache and vertigo. (*Mingtang* same.). Leukoma in the eye. Mild wind pathogen. Incessant twitching of the eye. Qiguan (LI18) treats wind-heat red eye. Headache, vertigo, and dry eyes. (*Mingtang*) Sibai (ST1), (Copper Person same.), Yongquan (KI1), Dazhu (BL11) treat headache and vertigo. Shugu (BL65) treats headache and vertigo. (It further states it treats wind-heat red eye and congenital redness, with swelling and ulceration of both eyes.) Fever. Muscle twitching. Qiangu (SI3) treats vertigo and a sensation of chilliness. Zanzhu (BL1) treats wind-induced vertigo of the head and eyes. Pain in the supraorbital ridge. Rhinorrhea and epistaxis. Blurred vision with inability to see far. (Below) Xinhui (GV22) treats dizziness and vertigo of the head. Qibo prescribed moxibustion for vertigo and unbearable lateral headache, pulling sensation in the eyes, blurred vision, and inability to see far. Moxa was applied to the hairline above each outer canthus, one moxa cone per point, resulting in immediate recovery. Shuai Gu (GB8) primarily governs wind-heat induced by alcohol intoxication. Vertigo and pain in both eyes. (*Qianjin Fang*) Dadu (SP2) primarily governs vertigo. Chengjiang (CV24), Qinding (GV21), Tianzhu (BL10), Naokong (GB19), Mucuang (GB17) govern vertigo and dimness of vision. Tianzhu (BL10), Daodao (GV13), (Same as *Mingtang*.) Kunlun (BL60) govern vertigo. A sensation that the eyes are protruding. It is also stated that for malaria with profuse sweating, where the eyes feel like they are protruding and the neck feels like it is being pulled, Kunlun (BL60) should be treated. Dadun (LR1) governs aversion to looking, sighing. Shenting (GV24), Shuigou (GV26) govern headache and inability to see.
Chengqi (ST1) governs vertigo. (See unclear vision.) Tongli (HT5), Baihui (GV20) treat dizziness and pain of the head and eyes. (*Mingtang*) Houding (GV19) treats vertigo and pain. (See below for unclear vision.). Linqi (GB15), Zhongzhu (TE3) treat vertigo. (Copper Person also notes eye nebula.). Hanyan (GB7) governs vertigo. (*Qianjin Fang* notes lateral headache.)