鱼际、疗胃气逆。（明）分水、治胃胀不调。（见腹痛。）铜云、胃虚胀不嗜食。鬲俞
、治胃脘暴痛。（铜见呕吐。）
下管、治腹胃不调腹痛。（明见腹坚。）肾俞、主胃寒胀。（千见食多。）胃俞、治胃
中寒
。（铜见腹胀。）水分、治胃虚胀。（见水肿。）三里、治胃中寒。心腹胀满。胃气不足。
恶闻食臭。肠鸣腹痛。食不化。（明下同。）下廉、（见飧泄。）悬钟、治胃热不嗜食。心
俞、疗胃中弱。食不下。（明下）太渊、（千见心痛。）疗胃气上逆。唾血。治胃补胃。胃
俞百壮。胃寒不能食。食多身瘦。肠鸣腹满。胃胀胃热。三里三十壮。反胃。食即吐。上
气。灸两乳下各一寸。（以瘥为期。）又脐上一寸二十壮。又内踝下三指稍斜向前穴三壮。（
外台云一指。千翼）
凡食饮不化。入腹还出。先取下管。后取三里泻之。章门、主食饮不化。入腹还出。
（见
不嗜食。）中庭、中府、主鬲寒食不下。呕吐还出。又主呕逆吐食不得出。中庭、疗胸
胁支满。心下满。（铜明同下。）食不下呕逆。吐食还出。三里、疗胃气不足。反胃。
胃俞、（见不能食。）疗吐食。意舍、疗吐食不留住。（下见背痛。）
吐逆食不住。胃管百壮。（千）吐呕逆不得下食。今日食、明日吐。灸鬲俞百壮。
有人久患反胃。予与镇灵丹服。更令服七气汤。遂能立食。若加以着艾。尤为佳也。有
老妇
人患反胃。饮食至晚即吐出。见其气绕脐而转。予为点水分气海并夹脐边两穴。既归、只灸
水分气海即愈。神效。
Yuji (LU10) treats rebellious Stomach Qi. (Ming Dynasty texts) Shuifen (CV9) treats stomach distension and irregular qi mechanism. (See Abdominal Pain.) Tongyun, for stomach deficiency causing distension and lack of appetite. Geshu (BL17) treats sudden pain in the epigastrium. (Tongyun seen in Vomiting.) Xiaguan, treats abdominal pain due to disharmony between the abdomen and stomach. (Ming Dynasty texts see Abdominal Hardness.) Shenshu (BL23) governs stomach cold causing distension. (Qianjin Fang sees excessive eating.) Weishu (BL21) treats cold in the stomach. (Tongyun seen in abdominal distension.) Shuifen (CV9) treats stomach deficiency causing distension. (See Edema.) Zusanli (ST36) treats cold in the stomach; distension and fullness of the heart and abdomen; insufficiency of Stomach Qi; aversion to the smell of food; borborygmus and abdominal pain; undigested food. (Same as Ming Dynasty texts below.) Xiaolian, (see Sunchie / Diarrhea with undigested food) Xuanzhong (GB39) treats heat in the stomach causing lack of appetite. Xinshu (BL15) treats weakness in the stomach; difficulty swallowing food. (Ming Dynasty texts below.) Taiyuan (LU9), (Qianjin Fang sees Heartache) treats rebellious Stomach Qi; spitting blood; treats stomach diseases and tonifies Stomach Qi. Weishu (BL21) moxibustion 100 zhuang treats inability to eat due to stomach cold; eating much but becoming thin; borborygmus and abdominal fullness; stomach distension and heat. Zusanli (ST36) moxibustion 30 zhuang treats regurgitation (Fanwei); vomiting immediately after eating; upward rushing of Qi. Moxa on both points one cun below the nipples. (Until recovery is achieved.) Also moxa twenty zhuang at one cun above the umbilicus. Also moxa three zhuang at a point slightly obliquely forward from three finger-widths below the medial malleolus. (Waitai Mi Yao says one finger-width, Qianyi.)
Whenever food and drink are not digested and come out again after entering the abdomen, first reduce Xiaguan, then reduce Zusanli. Zhangmen (LR13) governs undigested food coming out after entering the abdomen. (See Lack of Appetite.) Zhongting (CV14) and Zhongfu (LU1) govern cold in the diaphragm causing inability to swallow food; vomiting and regurgitation. They also govern retching, vomiting food that cannot be expelled. Zhongting (CV14) treats distension and fullness supporting the chest and hypochondrium; fullness under the heart. (Tongyun and Ming Dynasty texts same below.) Inability to eat, retching, vomiting food regurgitating. Zusanli (ST36) treats insufficiency of Stomach Qi; regurgitation (Fanwei). Weishu (BL21), (see inability to eat) treats vomiting food. Yishe (BL21) treats vomiting food that does not stay. (Below see Backache.)
Vomiting and retching with food not staying. Weiguan (CV12) moxibustion 100 zhuang. (Qianjin Fang) Vomiting and retching preventing food intake. Food eaten today vomited tomorrow. Moxa Geshu (BL17) 100 zhuang.
A person suffered from chronic regurgitation (Fanwei). I administered Zhenling Dan to him, and further instructed him to take Qiqi Tang, after which he could eat immediately. If combined with moxibustion, it would be even better. An old woman suffered from regurgitation (Fanwei), vomiting her diet by evening. Observing her Qi rotating around the umbilicus, I punctured Shuifen (CV9), Qihai (CV6), and two points on either side of the umbilicus. Upon returning home, she only moxibusted Shuifen (CV9) and Qihai (CV6) and was cured. Miraculous effect.