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上管 一穴，在巨阙下一寸，灸三壮。主呕吐，食饮不下，腹胀气满，心忪惊悸，
时吐呕血，肠 刺痛，痰多吐涎也。
中极 一穴，在脐下四寸陷者中，灸五壮。主尸厥不知人，冷气积聚，时上冲心，
饥不能食，小腹痛，积聚坚如石，小便不利，失精绝子，面 也。
阴包 二穴，在膝上四寸陷者中，灸七壮。主腰痛连小腹肿，小便不利，及月水不
攒竹 二穴，在眉头陷者中，灸一壮。主头目风眩，眉头痛，鼻鼽衄，目KT KT 无远
见，但是尸厥，癫狂病，神邪鬼魅，皆主之。
中庭 一穴，在膻中下一寸宛宛中。灸三壮。主食饮不下，呕逆，食下还出也。
关元 一穴，在脐下三寸陷者中。灸五壮。主贲豚，寒气入小腹，时欲呕，溺血，
便黄，腹泄不止，卒疝，小腹痛，转胞，不得小便。岐伯云∶但是积冷虚乏病皆宜灸之。
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太泉 二穴，在手中掌后横纹头陷者中。灸五壮。主胸中气满，不得卧，肺胀满膨
膨然，目中白翳，掌中热，胃气上逆，唾血及狂言，肘中痛。
交信 二穴，在内踝上二寸后廉筋间陷者中。灸三壮。主气淋，卒疝，大小便难，
及膝胫内廉痛也。
太溪 二穴，在足内踝后跟骨上动脉中。灸三壮。主 疟咳逆，烦心不得卧，小便
黄，足胫寒，唾血及鼻衄不止也。
[Figure 15: Upright Human Form]
Shangwan (CV13, Upper Elixir): One acupoint, located one cun below Jueque (CV14). Moxibustion: 3 cones. Indications: Vomiting, inability to swallow food and drink, abdominal distension with qi stagnation, palpitations and fright, occasional hematemesis, stabbing pain in the intestines, excessive phlegm, and spitting of saliva.
Zhongji (CV3, Middle Pole): One acupoint, located in the depression four cun below the umbilicus. Moxibustion: 5 cones. Indications: Shijue (sudden collapse/unconsciousness), accumulation of cold qi, sensation of qi rushing upward to the heart, hunger without appetite, lower abdominal pain, hard masses like stones in the abdomen, dysuria, seminal emission, infertility, and abnormal complexion.
Yinbao (LR9, Yin Wrap): Two acupoints, located in the depression four cun above the knee. Moxibustion: 7 cones. Indications: Lower back pain radiating to a swollen lower abdomen, dysuria, and menstrual irregularities... [Text cuts off here].
Zanzhu (BL2, Bamboo Cluster): Two acupoints, located in the depression at the inner end of the eyebrow. Moxibustion: 1 cone. Indications: Vertigo due to wind affecting the head and eyes, pain in the supraorbital ridge, rhinorrhea or epistaxis, blurred vision unable to see far. It treats all cases of Shijue, epilepsy, mania, and diseases attributed to spiritual influences or malevolent entities.
Zhongting (CV10, Middle Court): One acupoint, located in the depression one cun below Danzhong (CV17). Moxibustion: 3 cones. Indications: Inability to swallow food and drink, hiccups/retrograde vomiting, regurgitation of ingested food.
Guanyuan (CV4, Gate of Origin): One acupoint, located in the depression three cun below the umbilicus. Moxibustion: 5 cones. Indications: Ben tun (running piglet syndrome/qi rushing from lower abdomen to chest/throat), cold qi invading the lower abdomen, nausea, hematuria, yellowish stool, continuous diarrhea, sudden hernia, lower abdominal pain, zhuan bao (bladder compression causing urinary retention), and anuria. Qibo stated: All conditions involving accumulated cold and deficiency/exhaustion are suitable for moxibustion at this point.
[Figure 16: Upright Human Form]
Taiyuan (LU9, Great Abyss): Two acupoints, located in the depression at the radial end of the transverse crease of the wrist. Moxibustion: 5 cones. Indications: Fullness of qi in the chest, inability to lie flat, pulmonary distension and swelling, leukoma (white opacity) in the eyes, heat in the palms, retrograde flow of stomach qi, hemoptysis, delirious speech, and elbow pain.
Jiaoxin (KI8, Intersection Trust): Two acupoints, located in the depression between the tendons two cun above the medial malleolus on the posterior aspect. Moxibustion: 3 cones. Indications: Qi lin (dysuria with strangury), sudden hernia, difficulty in urination and defecation, and pain along the medial aspect of the knee and shank.
Taixi (KI3, Great Stream): Two acupoints, located in the artery behind the medial malleolus on the heel bone. Moxibustion: 3 cones. Indications: Malaria, cough with counterflow qi, irritability and insomnia, yellow urine, coldness in the feet and shanks, hemoptysis, and persistent epistaxis.