足临泣、治胸满。缺盆中及腋下肿。（明下同。）马刀疡 。善啮唇。天牖中肿。淫泺
眩。枕骨合颅痛。洒淅振寒。（铜）丘墟、治腋下肿。痿厥。坐不能起。髀枢中痛。目生翳
膜。腿 酸。转筋卒疝。小腹坚。寒热颈肿。 、治腋拘挛。暴脉急引胁痛。少府，
治股腋挛急。（见忧悲。）少海、治肘腋肿。小腹痛。少海、治肘挛、腋胁下痛。四肢不
举。支沟、治肩臂酸重。胁腋痛。四肢不举。天池、（见鬲痛。）胆俞、委阳、（见尸
厥。）阳辅、（见膝痛。）治腋下肿。间使、治掌中热。腋肿肘挛。（见狂。）地五会、
阳辅、申脉、委阳、天池、临泣、侠溪等、（见痿。）主腋下肿。太陵、主肘挛腋肿。临
泣、主腋下肿。胸中满。丘墟、阳跷、主腋下肿。寒热颈肿。少海、疗腋下瘰 。（见
瘰。）承筋等、主腋肿。（见痔。）
腋下肿痛。最不可忽。予屡见患疮疖人腋下或发疮。有至于不可救者。可不早治之乎。
曲池、腕骨等、主腕急。（千见臂痛。）阳溪、疗臂腕外侧痛不举。（明）列缺、疗腕
劳。
（上同。）臂肘痛。铜云、手腕无力。（下）偏历、疗臂膊肘腕酸痛。难伸屈。外关、疗
肘腕酸重。后溪、疗肘臂腕重。（并见手掣。）通里、疗肘腕酸重。
（肘挛 不仁）
前谷、后溪、阳溪、主肘挛。鱼际、灵道、主肘挛柱满。太陵、主肘挛腋肿。中
膂俞、 、主腋挛。
曲池、主肘中痛。（见臂。）曲池、腕骨、 会、支沟、肘 、主肘节痹。臂酸重。腋
急痛
。肘难屈伸。中冲等、主肘痛。（见臂痛。）关冲、主肘疼。不能自带衣。间使、主肘
内廉痛。曲池、三里、关冲、中渚、阳谷、尺泽、主肘痛时寒。曲池、主肘痛。（见四
肢厥。）肩外俞、主肘寒。（见肩背痛。）天宗、治臂肘外后廉痛。（铜）
天、治肩肘痛。（见肩背痛。）肘 、治肘节风痹。臂痛不可举。屈伸挛急。明下云
臂酸重。麻痹不仁。鱼际、治肘挛支满。灵道、（见心痛。）尺泽、少海、（见腋。）治肘
挛。（见风痹。）支正、内关、（见中风。）阳溪、治惊掣。肘臂不举。极泉、治臂肘厥寒
。窍阴、（见喉痹。）手三里、治手臂肘挛不伸。后溪、治臂肘挛急。附分、治臂肘
不仁。（见风劳。）腕骨、治偏枯。臂肘不得屈伸。五里、（见风劳。）天井、（见风痹。）下廉、治臂肘痛。
冲阳、（见口 。）曲池、治肘中痛。鱼际、疗肘挛支满。喉中焦干渴。痉上气。（
偏历、（见腕。）三里、疗肘臂酸重。屈伸难。（下）中渚、疗肘臂酸痛。（见手掣。）大
渊、疗肘痛。曲池、疗肘痛屈伸难。手不得举。偏风半身不遂。捉物不得。挽弓不开。肘
臂偏细。孔最、疗肘臂厥痛屈伸难。手不及头。不握。支正、疗肘臂挛。难屈伸。手不
握。十指尽痛。肘 、疗肘臂酸重。不可屈伸。麻痹不仁。天井、疗肘痛引肩。不可屈伸
。颈项及肩背痛。臂痿不仁。掖门、疗肘痛不能上下。列缺、主肘中痛。
甲乙经云、五里在肘上三寸大脉中。玉篇说肘云、臂节也。此臂之下节也。宓子贱使
书吏书、而掣其肘。盖其臂节也。当以此求之。
Zulinqi (GB41) treats chest fullness. Swelling in the supravacular fossa and axilla. (Same as Ming dynasty texts.) Machang yang (scrofulous ulcer of the axilla). Frequent lip biting. Swelling at Tianyou (TE16). Languor and dizziness. Pain at the junction of the occipital bone and skull. Chills and shivering. (From *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing*) Qiuxu (GB71) treats axillary swelling. Wei jue syndrome (weakness and coldness of limbs). Difficulty sitting up or rising. Pain in the hip joint (bitoshu). Epiblepharon or corneal opacity. Leg soreness. Sudden muscle cramps and hernia. Hardness of the lower abdomen. Alternating chills and fever with neck swelling. (Certain acupoint) treats axillary spasm. Sudden vessel urgency pulling into hypochondriac pain. Shaofu (HT8) treats spasm and urgency in the thigh and axilla. (See "Worry and Grief" entry.) Shaohai (HT3) treats swelling of the elbow and axilla. Lower abdominal pain. Shaohai (HT3) treats elbow spasm, pain in the axilla and hypochondrium. Inability to raise the four limbs. Zhigou (TE6) treats soreness and heaviness of the shoulder and arm. Hypochondriac and axillary pain. Inability to raise the four limbs. Tianchi (PC1). (See "Diaphragm Pain" entry.) Danyu (BL18), Weiyang (BL39). (See "Shijue" entry.) Yangfu (GB38). (See "Knee Pain" entry.) Treats axillary swelling. Jianshi (PC5) treats heat in the palm. Axillary swelling with elbow spasm. (See "Mania" entry.) Diwuhui (BL62), Yangfu (GB38), Shenmai (BL62), Weiyang (BL39), Tianchi (PC1), Zulinqi (GB41), Xiaxi (GB43), etc. (See "Wei Syndrome" entry.) Mainly treat axillary swelling. Tailing (PC7) mainly treats elbow spasm and axillary swelling. Zulinqi (GB41) mainly treats axillary swelling and chest fullness. Qiuxu (GB71), Yangqiao Mai, mainly treat axillary swelling. Alternating chills and fever with neck swelling. Shaohai (HT3) treats scrofula in the axilla. (See "Scrofula" entry.) Chengjin (BL56), etc., mainly treat axillary swelling. (See "Hemorrhoids" entry.)
Axillary swelling and pain should never be neglected. I have often seen patients with sores and boils develop lesions in the axilla, some reaching a point of no return. Should they not be treated early?
Quchi (LI11), Wanggu (SI4), etc., mainly treat wrist stiffness. (Seen in "Arm Pain" entry from *Qianjin Fang*). Yangxi (LI5) treats pain on the lateral side of the arm and wrist with inability to lift. (Same as Ming dynasty texts.) Lieque (LU7) treats wrist lao (chronic strain/pain). (Same as above.) Arm and elbow pain. *Tongren* records: wrist weakness. (Next text.) Pianli (SI8) treats soreness and pain in the arm, elbow, and wrist with difficulty in flexion and extension. Waiguan (TE5) treats soreness and heaviness of the elbow and wrist. Houxi (SI3) treats heaviness of the elbow, arm, and wrist. (Both see "Hand Jerking" entry.) Tongli (HT5) treats soreness and heaviness of the elbow and wrist.
(Elbow spasm and numbness)
Qiangu (SI2), Houxi (SI3), Yangxi (LI5) mainly treat elbow spasm. Yuji (LU10), Lingdao (HT4) mainly treat elbow spasm with chest fullness. Tailing (PC7) mainly treats elbow spasm and axillary swelling. Zhulvshu (BL56 - note: text likely implies a back-shu point, context suggests Bladder meridian). Mainly treats axillary spasm.
Quchi (LI11) mainly treats pain in the center of the elbow. (See "Arm Pain" entry.) Quchi (LI11), Wanggu (SI4), [Missing Character], Zhigou (TE6), Zhoule (SI10) mainly treat elbow bi syndrome. Arm soreness and heaviness. Axillary urgent pain. Elbow difficult to flex and extend. Zhongchong (PC9), etc., mainly treat elbow pain. (See "Arm Pain" entry.) Guanchong (TE1) mainly treats elbow pain. Inability to dress oneself. Jianshi (PC5) mainly treats pain on the medial aspect of the elbow. Quchi (LI11), Zusanli (ST36), Guanchong (TE1), Zhongzhu (TE3), Yanggu (SI5), Chize (LU5) mainly treat elbow pain accompanied by coldness. Quchi (LI11) mainly treats elbow pain. (See "Four Limbs Cold" entry.) Jianwaiyu (SI14) mainly treats elbow coldness. (See "Shoulder and Back Pain" entry.) Tianzong (SI11) treats pain on the posterior-lateral aspect of the arm and elbow. (*Tongren* record).
[Tian] treats shoulder and elbow pain. (See "Shoulder and Back Pain" entry.) Zhoule (SI10) treats wind-bi of the elbow joint. Arm pain with inability to lift. Flexion and extension spasm. Ming dynasty text below says: arm soreness and heaviness. Numbness and insensitivity. Yuji (LU10) treats elbow spasm with chest fullness. Lingdao (HT4). (See "Heart Pain" entry.) Chize (LU5), Shaohai (HT3). (See "Axilla" entry.) Treats elbow spasm. (See "Wind-Bi" entry.) Zhengzheng (SI7), Neiguan (PC6). (See "Stroke" entry.) Yangxi (LI5) treats惊che (startle and jerking). Inability to lift arm and elbow. Jiquan (HT1) treats coldness and cold sensation in the arm and elbow. Qiaoyin (GB44). (See "Throat Bi" entry.) Shousanli (LI10) treats arm and elbow spasm with inability to extend. Houxi (SI3) treats arm and elbow spasm and urgency. Fufen (BL17) treats arm and elbow numbness. (See "Wind-Lao" entry.) Wanggu (SI4) treats pianku (hemiplegia). Inability to flex and extend arm and elbow. Wuli (LI13). (See "Wind-Lao" entry.) Tianjing (TE10). (See "Wind-Bi" entry.) Xialian (LI8) treats arm and elbow pain.
Chongyang (ST42). (See "Mouth Deviation" entry.) Quchi (LI11) treats pain in the center of the elbow. Yuji (LU10) treats elbow spasm with chest fullness. Dryness and thirst in the throat and jiao. Jing syndrome with upward qi. (Pianli (SI8). See "Wrist Lao" entry.) Zusanli (ST36) treats soreness and heaviness of the elbow and arm. Difficulty in flexion and extension. (Next text.) Zhongzhu (TE3) treats soreness and pain of the elbow and arm. (See "Hand Jerking" entry.) Dayuan (LU4) treats elbow pain. Quchi (LI11) treats elbow pain with difficulty in flexion and extension. Inability to raise the hand. Pianfeng hemiplegia. Inability to grasp objects. Inability to draw a bow. Atrophy of one side of the elbow and arm. Kongzui (LU6) treats jue pain of the elbow and arm with difficulty in flexion and extension. Hand cannot reach the head. Inability to grip. Zhengzheng (SI7) treats elbow and arm spasm. Difficulty in flexion and extension. Inability to grip. Pain in all ten fingers. Zhoule (SI10) treats soreness and heaviness of the elbow and arm. Inability to flex and extend. Numbness and insensitivity. Tianjing (TE10) treats elbow pain radiating to the shoulder. Inability to flex and extend. Neck, nape, and shoulder-back pain. Arm wei (atrophy) and numbness. Yemen (Extra point) treats elbow pain with inability to move up and down. Lieque (LU7) mainly treats pain in the center of the elbow.
The *Jia Yi Jing* states: Wuli is located three cun above the elbow, in the large vessel. The *Yu Pian* explains the character "elbow": it is the joint of the arm. This is the lower segment of the arm. Mi Zijian ordered clerks to write, but pulled their elbows. This refers to the arm joint. One should seek its location based on this description.