会阳、治阳气虚乏。阴汗湿。（铜）鱼际、（见寒热。）疗阴汗。（明）千云、主阴湿。腹
中余
疾。中极、阴跷、腰尻交、阴交、曲泉、主阴痒。（千）会阴、主阴头寒。少府、主阴
痒。（见疝。）
仲景论七伤曰、一阴汗。二精寒。三精清。四精少。五囊下湿痒。六小便数。七夜梦阴
人。
然则阴汗阴湿痒者。盖七伤之数也。可不早治之乎。（有人作文本则气湿。亦心气使然。心
肾相为表里故也。）
千金翼叙虚损云、疾之所起。生自五劳。即生六极。（详见寒热。）复生七伤。一阴寒。
二阴
痿。三里急。四精连连不绝。五精少囊湿。六精清。七小便数。（其病小便赤热。或如针刺
。阴痿小。阴下常湿。精清而少云云。论与仲景少异。故载之于此。）
曲泉、（见无子。）阴跷、（见漏下。）大敦、气冲、（见疝。）主阴肿。（千）志室、胞肓
、疗
间。疗小儿阴肿。灸三壮。曲泉、治阴肿 痛。（见风劳。）气冲、治妇人阴肿。（见月
事。）又疗阴肿。（明下见疝。）膀胱俞、治阴生疮。（见便赤。）
有人阴肿。医以赤土涂之。令服八味丸而愈。一小儿阴肿。医亦以赤土涂之愈。（今人
用写
字油柱木用。）若久病而阴肿。病已不可救。宜速灸水分穴。盖水分能分水谷。水谷不分故
阴肿。不特阴肿。它处亦肿也。尤宜急服禹余粮丸云。（见既效方。）
Huiyang (BL35) treats deficiency and exhaustion of Yang Qi, resulting in damp sweating of the genitalia. (From *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing* [Manual of Acupoints of the Copper Man]) Yuji (LU10), (referenced under Chills and Fever), treats genital sweating. (From *Mingtang Jing* [Classic of the Bright Hall]) Qianyun (?), governs dampness of the genitalia and other ailments within the abdomen. Zhongji (CV3), Yinqiao (KD6), Yaokaojiao (BL84), Yinjiao (CV7), and Ququan (LR8) govern itching of the genitalia. (From *Qianjin Fang* [Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold]) Huiyin (CV1) governs coldness of the glans penis. Shaofu (HT8) governs itching of the genitalia. (Referenced under Hernia)
Zhang Zhongjing discussed Seven Injuries (*Qi Shang*), stating: First is genital sweating; second is cold sperm; third is clear semen; fourth is scanty semen; fifth is dampness and itching below the scrotum; sixth is frequent urination; seventh is nocturnal emissions with dreams of sexual intercourse with women.
Since genital sweating, dampness, and itching are among the Seven Injuries, should they not be treated early? (Some argue that literary pursuits generate dampness due to Qi, which is also caused by Heart Qi, as the Heart and Kidney are exterior-interior paired organs.)
*Qianjin Yi* [Supplement to Essential Prescriptions] discusses deficiency and damage, stating that diseases arise from Five Exhaustions (*Wu Lao*), leading to Six Extremities (*Liu Ji*). (See details under Chills and Fever). Subsequently, Seven Injuries arise: First is genital coldness; second is impotence; third is tension in the lower legs (Sanli area); fourth is continuous leakage of essence; fifth is scanty essence with damp scrotum; sixth is clear semen; seventh is frequent urination. (Symptoms include red and hot urine or stinging pain like needle pricks, small and flaccid genitals, constant dampness below the genitals, and clear, scanty semen. This discussion differs slightly from Zhang Zhongjing’s, hence it is recorded here.)
Ququan (LR8), (referenced under Infertility); Yinqiao (KD6), (referenced under Leukorrhea/Metrorrhagia); Dazhun (LR1), Qichong (ST30), (referenced under Hernia), govern swelling of the genitals. (From *Qianjin Fang*) Zhi Shi (BL52), Baohuang (?), treat... Treat pediatric genital swelling with three moxa cones. Ququan (LR8) treats painful swelling of the genitals. (Referenced under Wind-Lao) Qichong (ST30) treats female genital swelling. (Referenced under Menstrual Disorders) It also treats genital swelling. (Below *Mingtang Jing*, referenced under Hernia). Pangguang Shu (BL28) treats sores on the genitals. (Referenced under Red Urine)
A person suffered from genital swelling; the physician applied red clay to the affected area and prescribed Bawei Wan [Eight-Ingredient Pill with Rehmannia], resulting in recovery. A child with genital swelling was also cured by applying red clay. (Currently, people use ink sticks rubbed on wood for application.) If chronic illness leads to genital swelling, the condition may be incurable; one should urgently moxa the Shuifen (CV9) acupoint. Shuifen can separate water and grain; failure to separate water and grain causes genital swelling. Not only the genitals swell, but other parts of the body may also swell. One should especially urgently consume Yuyuliang Wan [Yuyu Liang Pill]. (Referenced in *Ji Xiao Fang* [Prescriptions of Immediate Effect])