冲门、主腹中积聚疼痛。（千）鬲俞、阴谷、（见腹痛。）主积聚。上管、主心下坚。
积聚
冷胀。悬枢、主腹中积上下行。高曲、主腹中积聚。太阴 、主腹满积聚。膀胱俞
，主坚结积聚。积聚坚满。灸脾募百壮。穴在章门季肋端。心下坚。积聚冷胀。灸上管百
壮
。三报之。积聚坚大如盘。冷胀。灸胃管二百壮。三报之。冲门、（见腹满。）府舍、（
见痹疼。）治腹满积聚。（铜）鬲俞、阴谷、（见腹痛。）主积聚。（千）
悬枢、治积聚上下行。水谷不化。下利。腹中留积。（铜）明下云、积气上下行。（解溪
同。）
腹中尽痛。脾俞、治积聚。（见 癖。）商曲、治腹中积聚。（千同。）肠中切痛。不嗜食
。四满、治脐下积聚。疝瘕。肠 切痛。振寒大腹有水。通谷、治结积留饮。（见痰。）
章门、疗积聚气。（明）中极、疗冷气积聚。时上冲心。饥不能食。（下）脾俞、治积聚
。（铜见腹胀。）中管、主积聚。（千见腹胀。）积聚灸肺俞。或三焦俞。（见腹胀。）脾
俞、疗黄胆积聚。（见黄胆）脏腑积聚。灸三焦俞。心腹积聚。灸肝俞。（并见腹胀。）
期门、主喘逆。卧不安席。咳。胁下积聚。（千）
梁门、治胁下积气。（期门同见吐泻。）食饮不思。大肠滑泄。谷不化。（铜）解溪、
（见
咳嗽。）悬枢、治积气上下行。（见积聚。）关门、治积气。肠鸣卒痛。泄利。不欲食。
腹中气游走。夹脐急。气海、治气结成块。状如覆杯。（见脐痛。）阴交、疗气痛如刀搅
。作块如覆杯。（明见便赤）章门、疗积聚气。（见积聚。）膻中、岐伯云疗积气成噎。（
下）三里、（见腹坚）不容、疗积气。（见腹痛。）章门、疗积气如石。（见鼓胀。）梁门
、主胸下积气。
Chongmen (SP15) governs accumulation and mass with pain in the abdomen. (From *Qianjin Fang*) Geshu (BL17), YinGu (KI10), (see Abdominal Pain), govern accumulation and mass. ShangGuan (CV12, likely referring to Zhongwan CV12 or similar upper epigastric point contextually, but text says ShangGuan) governs hardness below the heart.
[Accumulation and Mass]
Cold distension of the abdomen. Xianshu (DU6) governs accumulation moving up and down in the abdomen. Gaoqu (EX-B3, likely a variant or specific point name in this context, often associated with lumbar region) governs accumulation and mass in the abdomen. Taiyin [Meridian/Points] govern abdominal fullness and accumulation. Bladder Shu (BL28, Pishu is BL20, but text says Bladder Shu for hard knots, likely referring to specific back-shu points for organs involved in accumulation, literally "Bladder Shu" here might be a typo for Pishu or referring to the bladder meridian's relation, but strictly translating: Bladder Shu) governs hard, knotted accumulations. For hard and full accumulations, moxa the Mu-Alarm point of the Spleen for 100 moxa cones. The point is Zhangmen (LR13), located at the end of the floating rib. For hardness below the heart, accompanied by accumulation and cold distension, moxa ShangGuan (likely Zhongwan CV12 or similar) for 100 moxa cones. Apply three times (three reports). For accumulations that are hard and large as a plate, with cold distension, moxa Weiguan (likely Zhongwan CV12 or Jianli CV10, text says Weiguan) for 200 moxa cones. Apply three times. Chongmen (SP15), (see Abdominal Fullness), Fushhe (SP14), (see Bi Pain), treat abdominal fullness and accumulation. (From *Tongren Yuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*) Geshu (BL17), YinGu (KI10), (see Abdominal Pain), govern accumulation. (From *Qianjin Fang*)
Xianshu (DU6) treats accumulation moving up and down, with undigested food and water, diarrhea, and retained accumulation in the abdomen. (*Tongren* explicitly states: Accumulated Qi moves up and down.) JieXi (ST41) is similar.
Pain throughout the abdomen. Pishu (BL20) treats accumulation. (see Pi Ma [accumulation]) Shangqu (KI15) treats accumulation in the abdomen. (*Qianjin Fang* agrees). Sharp pain in the intestines, aversion to food. Siman (KI25) treats accumulation below the umbilicus, hernia, and jia masses. Sharp pain in the intestines, chills, large abdomen with fluid retention. Tonggu (BL65) treats condensed accumulation and retained fluids. (see Phlegm)
Zhangmen (LR13) treats accumulation of Qi. (From *Mingtang*) Zhongji (CV3) treats cold Qi accumulation, with Qi occasionally rushing up to the heart, hunger without ability to eat. (From *Xia Jing*) Pishu (BL20) treats accumulation. (*Tongren* see Abdominal Distension) ZhongGuan (likely Zhongwan CV12) governs accumulation. (*Qianjin Fang* see Abdominal Distension) For accumulation, moxa Feishu (BL13) or Sanjiaoshu (BL22). (see Abdominal Distension) Pishu (BL20) treats jaundice and accumulation. (see Jaundice) For Zang-Fu accumulation, moxa Sanjiaoshu (BL22). For Heart-Abdomen accumulation, moxa Ganshu (BL18). (Both see Abdominal Distension) Qimen (LR14) governs wheezing and counterflow, restlessness in bed, cough, and accumulation under the hypochondrium. (From *Qianjin Fang*)
Liangmen (ST21) treats accumulated Qi under the hypochondrium. (Same as Qimen seen in Vomiting and Diarrhea) Lack of desire for food and drink, slippery discharge of the Large Intestine, undigested grains. (*Tongren*) JieXi (ST41), (see Cough) Xianshu (DU6) treats accumulated Qi moving up and down. (see Accumulation) Guanmen (ST22) treats accumulated Qi, borborygmus with sudden pain, diarrhea/dysentery, aversion to food, wandering Qi in the abdomen, urgency clamping the umbilicus. Qihai (CV6) treats Qi knotting into lumps, shaped like an inverted cup. (see Umbilical Pain) Yinjiao (CV7) treats Qi pain like knife twisting, forming lumps like an inverted cup. (*Mingtang* see Red Urine) Zhangmen (LR13) treats accumulation of Qi. (see Accumulation) Danzhong (CV17), Qibo stated it treats accumulated Qi causing dysphagia. (From *Xia Jing*) Zusanli (ST36), (see Abdominal Hardness) Burong (ST21) treats accumulated Qi. (see Abdominal Pain) Zhangmen (LR13) treats accumulated Qi hard as stone. (see Drum Distension) Liangmen (ST21) governs accumulated Qi in the chest below.