（不能立 不收）
三阴交、疗不能行。（明下）上廉、治喘息不能行。（见胁痛。）合阳、（见腰脊。）
治履步难。天柱、行间、主足不任身。（千与铜同。）京门、主腰痛不能立。然谷、治 酸
不能久立。（铜见失精。）承山、治战栗不能立。（见腰脚。）
漏谷、疗不能久立。（明下见足寒热。）飞扬、疗体重起坐不能。步履不收。脚 酸重
战栗。不能久立坐。
跗阳、疗不能久立。坐不能起。（见腰脚。）申脉、治 寒不能久立。坐如在舟车中。
见腰脚。）中都、主不能行（光明同。）立。三里、主不能立。（并见足寒热。）浮白、
主足缓不收。（千）三里、冲阳、仆参、飞扬、复留、完骨、主足痿失履不收。下廉、主
惊痹跗不收。（见乳痈。）丰隆、（见四肢厥。）脾俞、治四肢不收。（铜见腹胀。）
支沟等、治四肢不举。曲泉、大巨（铜同。）等、主四肢不收。（并见四肢厥。）三里
、主不能久立。（见唾血虚损。）
（胫寒 又见足杂病）
至阴、主风寒从足小指起。脉痹上下。肾俞、京骨、然谷、主足寒。阴市、主膝上
伏兔中
寒。行间、主厥。足下热。中都、主足下热。胫寒不能久立。湿痹不能行。三里、条
口、承山、承筋、主足下热。不能久立。委中、治足热厥逆满。取其经血立愈。（铜）涌
泉、治足下热。喘满。乃热厥也。齐王患此。针之愈。至阴、治下热。然谷、治足一寒
一热。（见不能立。）大都、（见腹满。）治手足逆冷。隐白、（见尸厥。）太冲、治足寒。
（见小便不利。）中封、治足逆冷。（见疟。）阳陵泉、治足冷无血色。（见膝痛。）复溜
、主 寒。不能自温。（千）漏谷、疗足热腿冷疼。不能久立。麻痹不仁。（明下）史记、济
北王阿母足热而懑。太仓公曰、热蹶也。刺其足心各三所。案之无出血。病旋已。病得之饮
酒大醉。
(Standing difficulty, inability to control)
Sanyinjiao (SP6): Treats difficulty in walking. (From *Mingtang* lower section.) Shanglian (ST34): Treats panting and inability to walk. (See Hypochondriac Pain chapter.) Heyang (BL56): (See Lumbar and Spine chapter), treats difficult stepping. Tianzhu (BL10), Xingjian (LR2): Mainly treat feet unable to support the body. (*Qianjin Fang* and *Tongren Acupoint Acupuncture and Moxibustion Classic* records are identical.) Jingmen (GB25): Mainly treats lumbar pain resulting in inability to stand. Ran Gu (KI7): Treats soreness and inability to stand for long periods. (*Tongren* see Loss of Essence chapter.) Chengshan (BL57): Treats trembling and inability to stand. (See Lumbar and Foot chapter.) Lougu (SP7): Treats inability to stand for long periods. (*Mingtang* lower section, see Cold and Heat of Feet chapter.) Feiyang (BL58): Treats heavy body, difficulty rising and sitting, uncontrolled gait, sore and heavy feet, trembling, and inability to stand or sit for long periods. Fuyang (BL59): Treats inability to stand for long periods, inability to rise after sitting. (See Lumbar and Foot chapter.) Shenmai (BL62): Treats inability to stand for long periods due to cold, feeling as if rocking in a boat or carriage when sitting. (See Lumbar and Foot chapter.) Zhongdu (LR6): Mainly treats inability to walk (same efficacy as Guangming LR37), difficulty standing. Zusanli (ST36): Mainly treats inability to stand. (Both see Cold and Heat of Feet chapter.) Fu Bai (GB12): Mainly treats foot flaccidity and loss of control. (*Qianjin Fang*.) Zusanli (ST36), Chongyang (ST42), Pusun (BL60), Feiyang (BL58), Fuliu (KI7), Wanggu (GB12): Mainly treat foot atrophy, instability in wearing shoes, and uncontrolled gait. Xia Lian (ST34? Note: Text says Xia Lian, likely ST34 or SI8 context dependent, here kept as Xia Lian): Mainly treats dorsal foot loss of control due to wind-cold bi syndrome with fright. (See Mammary Abscess chapter.) Fenglong (ST40): (See Four Extremities Cold chapter.) Pishu (BL20): Treats four extremities loss of control. (*Tongren* see Abdominal Distension chapter.) Zhigou (TE6) etc.: Treats four extremities inability to lift. Ququan (LR8), Daju (ST16) (*Tongren* same) etc.: Mainly treat four extremities loss of control. (Both see Four Extremities Cold chapter.) Zusanli (ST36): Mainly treats inability to stand for long periods. (See Hemoptysis and Deficiency Damage chapter.)
(Calf cold, also seen in miscellaneous foot diseases)
Zhiyin (BL67): Mainly treats pulse bi starting from the little toe due to wind-cold, spreading up and down. Shenshu (BL23), Jinggu (BL64), Ran Gu (KI7): Mainly treat cold feet. Yinshi (ST33): Mainly treats cold in the upper knee area where Futu is located. Xingjian (LR2): Mainly treats jue syndrome, heat in the sole. Zhongdu (LR6): Mainly treats heat in the sole, calf cold preventing long standing, damp-bi preventing walking. Zusanli (ST36), Tiaokou (ST38), Chengshan (BL57), Chengjin (BL57): Mainly treat heat in the sole, inability to stand for long periods. Weizhong (BL40): Treats heat jue, reverse flow, fullness in the foot. Pricking the blood vessels of this meridian leads to immediate cure. (*Tongren*) Yongquan (KI1): Treats heat in the sole, panting and chest fullness. This is heat jue syndrome. The King of Qi suffered from this and was cured by acupuncture. Zhiyin (BL67): Treats lower heat. Ran Gu (KI7): Treats alternating cold and heat in the foot. (See Inability to Stand chapter.) Dabu (SP2): (See Abdominal Fullness chapter), treats cold reversal of hands and feet. Yinbai (SP1): (See Corpse Jue chapter) Taichong (LR3): Treats cold feet. (See Difficult Urination chapter.) Zhongfeng (LR4): Treats cold reversal of the foot. (See Malaria chapter.) Yanglingquan (GB34): Treats cold feet without color. (See Knee Pain chapter.) Fuliu (KI7): Mainly treats cold, inability to self-warm. (*Qianjin Fang*.) Lougu (SP7): Treats heat in the foot and cold pain in the leg, inability to stand for long periods, numbness and lack of sensation. (*Mingtang* lower section.) *Records of the Grand Historian* states that the nursemaid of the Prince of Jibei had hot feet and oppression. Tai Cigong said: This is heat jue syndrome. He punctured three points on each sole, pressed without bleeding, and the illness resolved immediately. The disease resulted from excessive drinking.