横骨
妇人遗尿不知时出灸横骨当阴门七壮○又治 疝在横骨两旁夹茎灸之
泉阴在横骨旁三寸
治 疝偏大灸泉阴百壮三报之(千金翼)
阴囊下横纹
治风气眼反口噤腹中切痛灸阴囊下第一横理十四壮(千金翼)又胸痛口噤阴囊下十字文期
门大陵神门各灸三壮
阴茎
治卒癫病灸阴茎上宛宛中三壮得小便通即瘥当尿孔上是穴○又灸阴茎头三壮
羊矢在会阴旁三寸股内横纹中按皮肉间有核如羊矢可针三分灸七壮
阑门二穴在玉茎旁二寸
治疝气冲心欲绝针入二寸半灸二七壮
囊底在阴囊下十字文
主治肾脏风疮及小肠疝气一切肾病灸七壮
势头
治癫痫穴在阴茎头尿孔上宛宛中灸三七壮着火哀乞即瘥不问男女重者七七壮轻者五壮七
壮
神庭 脑户 承灵 颅息 囟会 神道 灵台 肩井 膻中 客主人 鸠尾 水分 神
阙
会阴 石门 络却 玉枕 云门 承泣 缺盆 合谷 五里 气冲 人迎 乳中 伏兔 三
阴交 然谷 青灵 角孙 横骨 三阳络 承筋 箕门 犊鼻 肺俞 心俞 肝俞 胆俞
脾俞 肾俞 四白 天枢
神庭禁针针之令人癫狂目失明
脑户禁针灸刺中脑户入脑立死
承灵禁针
颅息禁针出血多则杀人
囟会小儿八岁以前禁针盖其囟门未合针之不幸令人夭
神道禁针
灵台
肩井此足阳明之会连五脏气若针深令人闷倒连补足三里须臾平复凡针肩井者皆以三里下
其气一日此脏气所聚之处不宜补
膻中禁针针之不幸令人夭
客主人针之则 不能欠甲乙经曰针太深令人耳无闻一日禁针一日针上关不得深
鸠尾禁针灸
水分禁针水肿病不可针针而水尽即死
神阙禁针针之恶疡溃矢死不治
会阴禁针惟卒死者针一寸补之溺死者令人倒驮出水用针补之尿屎出则活余不可针
石门妇人禁针灸犯之绝孕
络却禁针
玉枕禁针
云门针太深令人并息
承泣阳跷任脉足阳明三脉之会禁不宜针灸
缺盆为五脏六腑之道针太深令人逆息孕妇禁针
合谷孕妇不宜针针之堕胎
五里玉板篇曰迎之五里中道而止五至而已五往而藏之气尽矣小针解日夺阴者死皆谓此穴
故禁针
气冲气街之中胆胃脉也胆之脉循胁里出气街绕毛际胃之脉夹脐入气街中禁不可针灸之不
幸使人不得息
人迎针过深杀人
乳中针灸之生蚀疮
伏兔
三阴交妊娠不可针针之堕胎
然谷针不宜见血
青灵
角孙
横骨
三阳络禁针
承筋禁针
箕门禁针
犊鼻刺禁论曰刺膝膑出液为跛
肺俞刺中肺三日死
心俞刺中心一日死
肝俞刺中肝五日死
胆俞刺中胆一日半死
脾俞刺中脾十日死
肾俞刺中肾六日死
四白针深令人目乌色
天枢魂魄之舍不可针孕妇不宜灸
禁灸穴目录
天柱 承光 头维 攒竹 睛明 禾 迎香 颧 下关 人迎 天牖 天府 周荣
中冲 少商 鱼际 经渠 隐白 漏谷 条口 犊鼻 伏兔 阴市
髀关 申脉 委中 殷门 心俞 承泣 承扶 脉 耳门 丝竹空 白环俞 阴陵泉
气冲 四白 天枢 哑门 风府 渊腋 鸠尾 脊中 阳关 石门 脑户 地五会 头临泣
Henggu (CV13): For women with urinary incontinence and involuntary urination, moxa Henggu (CV13) located at the Yinmen area with 7 moxa cones. Additionally, for treating hernia where the lesion is on both sides of Henggu and involves the penis, moxibustion can be applied there.
Quanyin: Located 3 cun lateral to Henggu (CV13). For treating enlarged unilateral hernia, moxa Quanyin with 100 moxa cones, administered in three sessions (*Qianjin Yi*).
Transverse wrinkle below the scrotum: For treating eye diseases caused by wind pathogen, facial deviation, trismus, and severe abdominal pain, moxa the first transverse wrinkle below the scrotum with 14 moxa cones (*Qianjin Yi*). Additionally, for chest pain and trismus, moxa Qimen (LR14), Daling (PC7), and Shenmen (HT7) with 3 moxa cones each.
Penis region: For sudden onset of epilepsy, moxa the depression on the penis (Wanwanzhong) with 3 moxa cones; the condition resolves once urination becomes smooth. This acupoint is directly above the urethral meatus. Alternatively, moxa the glans penis with 3 moxa cones.
Yangshi: Located 3 cun lateral to Huiyin (CV1), within the transverse crease of the inner thigh. If a nodular mass resembling a sheep's testicle is palpable between the skin and flesh upon pressure, this point can be used. It can be needled 0.3 cun or moxa with 7 cones.
Lanmen: Two points, located 2 cun lateral to the Yujing (penis). For treating hernia qi rushing to the heart causing a sensation of impending death, needle 2.5 cun or moxa with 14 cones (2x7 cones).
Nangdi: Located at the cross-shaped wrinkle at the bottom of the scrotum. Mainly treats renal wind sores, small intestine hernia, and all kidney diseases. Moxa with 7 cones.
Shitou: For treating epilepsy, the acupoint is at the Wanwanzhong above the urethral meatus of the glans penis. Moxa with 21 cones (3x7); if fire is applied appropriately, the disease resolves. Regardless of gender, severe cases require 49 cones (7x7), while mild cases require 5 or 7 cones.
The following acupoints are contraindicated for needling or moxibustion:
Shenting (GV24), Naohu (GV16), Chengling (GB18), Luxi (GB19), Xinhui (GV22), Shendao (GV11), Lingtai (GV10), Jianjing (GB21), Danzhong (CV17), Kerenzhuren (ST7/Shangguan), Jiutui (CV15), Shuifen (CV9), Shenque (CV8).
Huiyin (CV1), Shimen (CV5), Luoque (BL9), Yuzhen (BL11), Yunmen (LU2), Chengqi (ST1), Quepen (ST12), Hegu (LI4), Wuli (ST30), Qichong (ST30), Renying (ST9), Ruzhong (ST13), Futu (ST32), Sanyinjiao (SP6), RanGu (KI7), Qingling (HT3), Jiaosun (TE20), Henggu (CV13), Sanyangluo (TE7), Chengjin (BL56), Jimen (SP11), Dubi (ST35), Feishu (BL13), Xinshu (BL15), Ganshu (BL18), Danshu (BL19), Pishu (BL20), Shenshu (BL23), Sibai (ST2), Tianshu (ST25).
Shenting (GV24): Contraindicated for needling. Needling may cause epilepsy and blindness.
Naohu (GV16): Contraindicated for acupuncture and moxibustion. If the needle penetrates into the brain via Naohu, death occurs immediately.
Chengling (GB18): Contraindicated for needling.
Luxi (GB19): Contraindicated for needling. Excessive bleeding may cause death.
Xinhui (GV22): Contraindicated for needling in children under eight years old because the fontanelle has not closed. Accidental needling may lead to premature death.
Shendao (GV11): Contraindicated for needling.
Lingtai (GV10): (Contraindicated as listed, though specific details are omitted in the source text).
Jianjing (GB21): This is the meeting point of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian and the Qi of the Five Zang organs. Deep needling may cause fainting. To restore Qi balance, tonify Zusanli (ST36) simultaneously. Whenever Jianjing is needled, Zusanli should be used to descend the Qi, as this is an area where Zang Qi gathers and should not be tonified.
Danzhong (CV17): Contraindicated for needling. Accidental needling may lead to premature death.
Kerenzhuren (Shangguan ST7): Needling may cause ear discomfort or hearing loss. *Jia Yi Jing* states that deep needling causes deafness. Some sources say it is contraindicated on certain days; when needling Shangguan, do not insert deeply.
Jiutui (CV15): Contraindicated for acupuncture and moxibustion.
Shuifen (CV9): Contraindicated for needling. In edema patients, needling must be avoided; if water is drained excessively through needling, death ensues.
Shenque (CV8): Contraindicated for needling. Needling may cause malignant ulcers and uncontrolled flatus, leading to untreatable death.
Huiyin (CV1): Contraindicated for needling, except in cases of sudden death, where it can be needled 1 cun with a tonifying method. For drowning victims, a tonifying needle technique can be used while holding the patient upside down to expel water; if urine and feces are expelled, the patient may survive. Otherwise, it is contraindicated.
Shimen (CV5): Contraindicated for acupuncture and moxibustion in women. Violation leads to infertility.
Luoque (BL9): Contraindicated for needling.
Yuzhen (BL11): Contraindicated for needling.
Yunmen (LU2): Deep needling causes dyspnea.
Chengqi (ST1): The intersection of the Yangqiao Mai, Ren Mai, and Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. Contraindicated for acupuncture and moxibustion.
Quepen (ST12): A pathway for the Qi of the Five Zang and Six Fu organs. Deep needling causes reverse breathing (dyspnea). Contraindicated in pregnancy.
Hegu (LI4): Contraindicated in pregnancy. Needling may cause abortion.
Wuli (ST30): *Yu Ban Pian* states: "Meeting Wuli, stop midway." Five insertions are sufficient. After five insertions, the Qi of the Zang organs is exhausted. *Xiao Zhen Jie* states: "Depleting Yin leads to death," referring to this point. Therefore, it is contraindicated for needling.
Qichong (ST30): Located in the Qijie region, involving the Gallbladder and Stomach meridians. The Gallbladder Meridian runs along the hypochondrium, emerges at Qijie, and circles the pubic region; the Stomach Meridian runs alongside the umbilicus into Qijie. Acupuncture and moxibustion are strictly contraindicated here. Accidental needling may cause respiratory distress.
Renying (ST9): Deep needling may cause death.
Ruzhong (ST13): Acupuncture or moxibustion here causes erosive sores.
Futu (ST32): (Listed as contraindicated, though specific details are omitted in the source text).
Sanyinjiao (SP6): Contraindicated during pregnancy. Needling may cause abortion.
Rangu (KI7): Needling should avoid bleeding.
Qingling (HT3): (Listed as contraindicated, though specific details are omitted in the source text).
Jiaosun (TE20): (Listed as contraindicated, though specific details are omitted in the source text).
Henggu (CV13): (Listed as contraindicated, though specific details are omitted in the source text).
Sanyangluo (TE7): Contraindicated for needling.
Chengjin (BL56): Contraindicated for needling.
Jimen (SP11): Contraindicated for needling.
Dubbi (ST35): *Ci Jin Lun* states: Needling the knee cap causing fluid discharge leads to limp.
Feishu (BL13): Penetrating the lung results in death within three days.
Xinshu (BL15): Penetrating the heart results in death within one day.
Ganshu (BL18): Penetrating the liver results in death within five days.
Danshu (BL19): Penetrating the gallbladder results in death within half a day.
Pishu (BL20): Penetrating the spleen results in death within ten days.
Shenshu (BL23): Penetrating the kidney results in death within six days.
Sibai (ST2): Deep needling causes darkening of the eyes.
Tianshu (ST25): The residence of Hun and Po. Contraindicated for needling. Moxibustion is contraindicated in pregnancy.
Catalogue of Moxibustion-Contraindicated Points:
Tianzhu (BL10), Chengguang (BL7), Touwei (ST8), Cuanzhu (BL2), Jingming (BL1), Heliao (SI17), Yingxiang (LI20), Quanliao (SI18), Xiaguan (ST7), Renying (ST9), Tianyou (TE16), Tianfu (LU3), Zhourong (ST15).
Zhongchong (PC9), Shaoshang (LU11), Yuji (LU10), Jingqu (LU8), Yinbai (SP1), Lougu (SP9), Tiaokou (ST38), Dubi (ST35), Futu (ST32), Yinshi (ST33).
Biguan (ST31), Shenmai (BL67), Weizhong (BL40), Yinmen (BL37), Xinshu (BL15), Chengqi (ST1), Chengfu (BL36), [Textual error/missing character], Ermen (TE21), Sizhukong (SJ23), Baihuanxu (BL30), Yinlingquan (SP9).
Qichong (ST30), Sibai (ST2), Tianshu (ST25), Yamn (DU15), Fengfu (DU16), Yuanye (GB22), Jiutui (CV15), Jizhong (DU12), Yangguan (EX-B3), Shimen (CV5), Naohu (GV16), Diwuhui (EX-CA4), Toulinqi (GB15).