天井、主肩痛。痿痹不仁。不可屈伸。肩肉麻木。曲垣、主肩甲周痹。肩贞、肩
冲、主肩中热。头不可顾。曲池、天 、主肩重痛不举。清冷泉、（明同。）阳谷、主肩
不举。不得带衣。天井、疗肘痛引肩。不屈伸。（见肘。）肩外俞、治肩痹。曲垣、治
肩痛周痹。（并见肩背。）
两肩头冷疼。尤不可忽。予屡见将中风人臂骨脱臼。不与肩相连接。多有治不愈者。要
之、
掌心抚摩之。夜卧则多以被拥之。仅能不冷。后灸肩 。方免此患。盖肩 系两手之安否。
环跳系两足之安否。不可不灸也。
曲池、疗肘臂偏细。（明下见肘。）肩 、疗臂细无力酸疼。臂冷而缓。（明）臂
、肩 ，疗臂细无力。手不得向头。少海、（见瘰 。）乳根、听宫、疗臂痛。中渚、孔
、肘 、疗肘臂酸痛。（见肘痛。）间使、疗臂肿痛。屈伸难。（下）肩 、疗肩重不举。
臂痛。扁骨、（即肩 。）疗肩中热。指臂痛。乳根、治臂肿。（铜）太渊、治臂内廉痛
。居 、治腰引小腹痛。肩引胸臂挛急。手臂不得举而至肩。臂 、（见瘰 。）肘 、
治臂痛不举。（见肘。）听宫、治臂痛。孔最、治臂厥痛。可针。阳谷、治臂腕外侧痛
不举。掖门、（见咽肿。）前谷、治臂不得举。阳池、治因折伤手腕。捉物不得。肩臂痛
不举。极泉、治臂肘厥寒。
清冷渊、治 从肩臂不举。不得带衣。养老、治肩欲折。臂如拔。臂（明下作手。）痛
自上下。 、治臂酸无力。（见肩痛。）章门、治厥逆。肩臂不举。巨骨、治肩臂不
得屈伸而痛。（见肩痛。） 会、治臂痛不能举。气肿痉痛。肩 、治手臂挛急。（见偏
风）尺泽、肩贞、治风痹手臂不举。合谷、治痿臂。阳溪、治臂不举。（见肘。）天
宗、五里等、治臂痛。后溪、治臂急。窍阴等、腕骨、治臂不伸。附分、治臂不仁。（
并肘。）巨骨、前谷、主臂不举。尺泽、冲关、外关、窍阴、主臂不及头。前腋、主
臂挛急。手不上举。神门、少海、主臂挛。颜色焦枯。劳气失精。肩臂痛不得上头。肩
百壮。掖门、主臂痛。肩 、天宗、阳谷、主臂痛。前谷、后溪、阳溪、主臂重痛肘
挛。太泉、经渠、主臂内廉痛。
腕骨、曲池、前谷、阳谷、主臂腕急。腕外侧痛脱如拔。腕骨、天宗、主肩臂痛。（
见肩背痛。）列缺、主手臂身热。后溪、三里、曲池、疗臂痛。（明见肘痛。）
Tianjing (TE10) governs shoulder pain. It treats flaccidity and bi-syndrome with insensibility (numbness). The limbs cannot flex or extend. There is numbness of the shoulder muscles. Quyu (SI9) governs bi-syndrome around the scapula. Jianzhen (SI9), Jiangchong (an extra point), and Tianliao (SI15) govern heat in the shoulder. The head cannot look back. Quchi (LI11) and Tianliao (SI15) govern heavy, painful shoulders that cannot be raised. Qinglengquan (GB24) (identical to Ming Tang records) and Yanggu (SI5) govern the inability to raise the shoulder. One cannot fasten clothing straps. Tianjing (TE10) treats elbow pain radiating to the shoulder, with inability to flex or extend. (See Elbow section). Jianwaishu (SI14) treats shoulder bi-syndrome. Quyu (SI9) treats shoulder pain caused by periarthritis around the shoulder. (Also see Shoulder and Back section).
Cold and pain in both shoulder heads should not be neglected. I have often seen patients about to suffer a stroke whose arm bones are dislocated and disconnected from the shoulder joint. Many cases do not heal after treatment. In summary, one should massage it with the palm of the hand. At night during sleep, cover it with many blankets. This only prevents coldness. Later, moxibustion on Jianjing (GB21) prevented this affliction. For Jianjing (GB21) concerns the safety of both hands. Huantiao (GB30) concerns the safety of both feet. Moxibustion on these points is indispensable.
Quchi (LI11) treats thinning (atrophy) of the elbow and arm. (Ming Tang records under Elbow). Jianliao (SJ14) treats arms that are thin, weak, sore, and painful. The arms are cold and flaccid. (Ming Tang records). Binao (LI14) and Jianjing (GB21) treat arms that are thin and weak. The hands cannot reach the head. Shaohai (HT3) (see Scrofula section), Rugen (ST18), and Tinggong (SI19) treat arm pain. Zhongzhu (TE3), Kongzui (LU6), and Zhouliao (SI10) treat sore and painful elbows and arms. (See Elbow Pain section). Jianshi (PC5) treats swollen and painful arms with difficulty in flexion and extension. (Lower section). Jianjing (GB21) treats heavy shoulders that cannot be raised and arm pain. Biangu (another name for Jianliao SJ14) treats heat in the shoulder and pain in the fingers and arms. Rugen (ST18) treats arm swelling. (Tongren records). Taiyuan (LU9) treats pain on the medial aspect of the arm. Juliao (GB29) treats lower back pain radiating to the hypochondrium. Shoulder pain radiating to the chest and arms with spasm and urgency. The arms cannot be raised to the shoulder level. Binao (LI14) (see Scrofula section), Zhouliao (SI10) treat arm pain with inability to raise. (See Elbow section). Tinggong (SI19) treats arm pain. Kongzui (LU6) treats arm jue-pain. Needling is permissible. Yanggu (SI5) treats pain on the lateral side of the wrist and arm with inability to raise. Yemen (extra point) (see Sore Throat section), Qiangu (SI2) treat inability to raise the arms. Yangchi (TE4) treats inability to grasp objects due to wrist fracture. It also treats shoulder and arm pain with inability to raise. Jiquan (HT1) treats jue-cold in the arms and elbows.
Qinglengyuan (SI11) treats inability to raise the shoulder and arm due to cold qi, making it impossible to fasten clothing. Yanglao (SI5) treats the sensation that the shoulder is about to break, and arm pain as if being pulled out. (Ming Tang Vol. 2 writes "hand" instead of "arm"). Jianjing (GB21) treats soreness and weakness in the arms. (See Shoulder Pain section). Zhangmen (LR13) treats jue-ni. It treats inability to raise the shoulder and arms. Jugu (SI10) treats pain in the shoulder and arms with inability to flex and extend. (See Shoulder Pain section). [Missing Character] hui treats arm pain with inability to raise, accompanied by qi swelling and spasmodic pain. Jianjing (GB21) treats spasticity and urgency in the arms. (See Hemiplegia section). Chize (LU5) and Jianzhen (SI9) treat wind-bi syndrome causing inability to raise the arms. Hegu (LI4) treats flaccidity of the arms. Yangxi (LI5) treats inability to raise the arms. (See Elbow section). Tiantong (SI11), Wuli (LI31), etc., treat arm pain. Houxi (SI3) treats arm urgency. Xiaoyin (GB44), etc., and Wanggu (SI4) treat inability to extend the arms. Fufen (BL17) treats insensibility in the arms. (Also see Elbow section). Jugu (SI10) and Qiangu (SI2) govern inability to raise the arms. Chize (LU5), Chongguan (extra point), Waiguan (TE5), and Xiaoyin (GB44) govern inability to raise the arms above the head. Qianye (extra point) governs arm spasticity and inability to raise the hands. Shenmen (HT7) and Shaohai (HT3) govern arm spasticity, with a sallow complexion, loss of essence due to labor and qi deficiency, and shoulder/arm pain preventing raising the hands above the head. Hundred strong moxa cones can be applied to the shoulder. Yemen (extra point) governs arm pain. Jianjing (GB21), Tiantong (SI11), and Yanggu (SI5) govern arm pain. Qiangu (SI2), Houxi (SI3), and Yangxi (LI5) govern heavy shoulder pain and elbow spasticity. Taiyuan (LU9) and Jingqu (LU8) govern pain on the medial aspect of the arm.
Wanggu (SI4), Quchi (LI11), Qiangu (SI2), and Yanggu (SI5) govern urgency in the wrists and arms. Severe pain on the lateral side of the wrist as if being pulled out. Wanggu (SI4) and Tiantong (SI11) govern shoulder and arm pain. (See Shoulder and Back Pain section). Lieque (LU7) governs body heat in the arms. Houxi (SI3), Sanli (ST36), and Quchi (LI11) treat arm pain. (Ming Tang sees under Elbow Pain section).