气海、主小腹疝气。游行五脏。腹中切痛。（千）鬲俞、阴谷、主腹胀。胃管暴痛。及
腹积
聚。肌肉痛。高曲、（一名商曲。）主腹中积聚。时切痛。冲门、主寒气满。腹中积痛。
癃淫泺。四满、主腹僻切痛。天枢、外陵、主腹中尽疼。昆仑、主腹痛。喘暴满。
复留、主腹厥痛。巨阙、上管、石门、阴跷、主腹中满。暴痛汗出。大溪、主腹中相引
痛。丰隆、主胸痛如刺。腹若刀切痛。（铜同。明见厥逆。）鸠尾、主腹皮痛瘙痒。
肓俞、主腹切痛。气冲、主身热腹痛。中极、主腹中热痛。行间、主腹痛而热。上柱
心。心下满。分水、疗腹肿不能食。肠坚腹痛。胃胀不调。坚硬。（明）大杼、疗腹痛。
肾俞、疗寒热腹痛雷鸣。气逆心痛。不容、疗腹弦急。不得食。腹痛如刀刺。（内）胁积
气膨膨。（下）上管、疗腹 刺痛。（见吐。）太白、（见霍乱。）温溜、三里、（见胃。）陷
谷、（见水肿。）治腹痛。腹哀、治大便脓血。寒中食不化。腹中痛。（铜）鱼际、治腹痛
不下食。肓俞、治大腹寒疝。大便燥。腹切痛。地机、（见水肿。）治腹胁气胀。外
陵
、治腹痛心如悬。下引脐腹痛。下脘、治腹痛。六腑之气寒。谷不转。不嗜食。小便赤。腹
坚硬。
癖块。脐上厥气动。日渐瘦。（铜）脾俞、治腹痛不嗜食。（见 癖。）三焦俞、治腹痛欲
泄。（见腹胀。）膀胱俞、
治腹痛。（明下同。）天枢、治女人腹痛。（见月事。）石关、治妇人恶血上冲。腹
痛不可忍。（见无子。）胃俞、治腹痛。（见腹胀。）中管、主腹中甚痛。作脓。（千见腹
胀。）小儿卒患肚皮青黑。不急治。须臾即死。酒和胡粉涂。干则再涂之。又灸脐四边各
半寸。并鸠尾骨下一寸。各三壮。（集效）
Qihai (CV6) governs hernia qi in the lower abdomen. Pathogenic factors migrate among the five zang organs, causing severe cutting pain in the abdomen. (From *Qianjin Fang*)
Geshu (BL17) and Yingu (KI10) govern abdominal distension. Sudden pain in the stomach region (*Weiguan*), as well as abdominal accumulations (*Jiju*) and muscle pain.
Gaoqu (ST15, also known as Shangqu ST14) governs abdominal accumulations with frequent severe cutting pain.
Chongmen (SP12) governs fullness caused by cold qi, accumulation and pain in the abdomen, dribbling dysuria (*Longyinluo*), and soreness/weakness of the limbs.
Siman (KI13) governs severe cutting pain on the sides of the abdomen.
Tianshu (ST25) and Wailing (ST26) govern complete abdominal pain.
Kunlun (BL60) governs abdominal pain, asthma, and sudden abdominal fullness.
Fuliu (KI7) governs abdominal jue-cold pain.
Juque (CV14), Shangwan (CV13), Shimen (CV5), and the Yinqiao vessel govern abdominal fullness, sudden pain accompanied by sweating.
Daxi (KI3) governs radiating pain within the abdomen.
Fenglong (ST40) governs chest pain like stabbing, and abdominal pain as if cut by a knife. (The *Tongren* text is identical to the *Mingtang*; *Mingtang* also references "Jue-ni" [Reversal Cold]).
Jiuwei (CV15) governs itching and pain of the abdominal skin.
Huangshu (KI16) governs severe cutting pain in the abdomen.
Qichong (ST30) governs body heat accompanied by abdominal pain.
Zhongji (CV3) governs hot pain in the abdomen.
Xingjian (LR2) governs abdominal pain with heat sensations.
Shangzhuxin (Note: Likely a textual variant or error for Shangwan CV13 or related point), governs fullness below the heart.
Fenshui (GV4) treats abdominal swelling preventing eating, hard intestines with abdominal pain, irregular stomach distension, and hardness of the abdomen. (Recorded in *Mingtang*)
Dazhu (BL11) treats abdominal pain.
Shenshu (BL23) treats alternating chills and fever with abdominal pain, borborygmus (rumbling in the intestines), rebellious qi causing heart pain.
Burong (ST19) treats string-tight abdominal tension, inability to eat, and abdominal pain like knife stabs. (Recorded in *Neijing*) Fullness of accumulated qi in the hypochondrium. (Recorded in *Xiapin*)
Shangwan (CV13) treats stabbing pain in the abdomen. (See "Vomiting")
Taibai (SP3). (See "Huoluan" [Cholera])
Wenliu (LI7) and Zusanli (ST36). (See "Stomach Diseases")
Xianggu (ST41). (See "Edema"), treats abdominal pain.
Fu'ai (ST80) treats pus and blood in the stool, food not digesting due to cold invading the middle, and abdominal pain. (Recorded in *Tongren*)
Yuji (LU10) treats abdominal pain with inability to eat.
Huangshu (KI16) treats large-abdomen cold hernia, dry stools, and severe cutting pain in the abdomen.
Diji (SP8). (See "Edema"), treats qi distension in the abdomen and hypochondrium.
Wailing (ST26) treats abdominal pain where the heart feels empty and suspended, radiating downward to umbilical abdominal pain.
Xiawan (CV10) treats abdominal pain. Cold qi of the six fu organs, failure of grain to transform, aversion to food, red urine, hard abdomen, fixed masses (*Piku*), moving jue-qi above the navel, and gradual emaciation. (Recorded in *Tongren*)
Pishu (BL20) treats abdominal pain and aversion to food. (See "Piku" [Fixed Masses])
Sanjiaoshu (BL22) treats abdominal pain with desire for defecation. (See "Abdominal Distension")
Pangguangshu (BL28) treats abdominal pain. (Same as *Mingtang* below)
Tianshu (ST25) treats abdominal pain in women. (See "Menstruation")
Shiguan (KI15) treats upward rushing of evil blood in women, unbearable abdominal pain. (See "Infertility")
Weishu (BL21) treats abdominal pain. (See "Abdominal Distension")
Zhongwan (CV12) governs severe pain in the abdomen, which may lead to suppuration. (From *Qianjin Fang*, see "Abdominal Distension") If children suddenly develop blue-black discoloration of the belly skin, and it is not treated urgently, death will occur in an instant. Apply paste made of wine mixed with Hu Fen (Lead Carbonate); reapply when dry. Additionally, moxa should be applied at four points half an cun away from the navel, and one cun below the bone of Jiuwei, three moxa cones at each site. (From *Jixiao Fang*)