一十二法
左手关上阳绝者，无胆脉也。苦口中无味（一云苦眯目），恐畏如见鬼，多惊少力，刺
足
厥阴治，阴在足大指间，或刺三毛中。
左手关上阳实者，胆实也。苦腹中不安，身躯习习，刺足少阳治。阳在足第二指本节后
一寸。
侠胆俞旁行相去五寸，名浊浴。主胸中胆病，随年壮。
胆虚，灸足内踝上一夫，名三阴交，二十壮。
治吐血法∶
虚劳吐血，灸胃管三百壮，亦主呕逆吐血，少食多饱及多睡百病。
凡口鼻出血者，名曰脑衄，灸上星五十壮。
吐血、唾血，灸胸堂百壮，忌针。
吐血，腹痛雷鸣，灸天枢百壮。
吐血唾血，上气咳逆，灸肺俞，随年壮。
吐血酸削，灸肝俞百壮。
吐血呕逆，灸手心主五十壮，大陵是。
吐血，颈项上二七壮。
一十八法
心俞，各灸二七壮，主心病，老小减之。不能食，胸中满，膈上逆气，闷热，皆灸之。
卒心疝，暴痛汗出，刺大敦，左取右，右取左。男左女右，刺之出血立已。
侠巨阙两边，相去各半寸，名曰上门。主胸中痛引腰背，心下呕逆，面无滋润，各灸随
年壮。
凡颜色焦枯，劳气失精，肩背痛，手不得上头，灸肩 百壮。穴在肩外头近后，以手按
之有解宛宛中。
当心下一寸，名巨阙。主心闷痛，上气，引少腹冷，灸二七壮。
脉不出，针不容两穴，在幽门两旁各一寸五分。
健忘忽忽，针间使入五分，掌后三寸。
心中懊 ，彻背痛，烦逆，灸心俞百壮。
心痛如锥刀刺，气结，灸膈俞七壮。
心痛，冷气上，鸠尾上二寸半，名龙颔，灸百壮，不针。
心痛，恶气上，肋痛急，灸通谷五十壮，在乳下二寸。
心痛暴恶，气叉心，灸巨阙百壮。
心痛，胸胁满，灸期门，随年壮。
心痛坚烦，气结，灸大仓百壮。
心痛曝绞，急欲绝，灸神府百壮。附∶鸠尾正当心，有忌。
胸痹心痛，灸膻中百壮。忌针两乳间。
心痛，灸臂腕横纹三七壮。
心痛，灸两虎口白肉际七壮。
十二法
左手关部脉象阳气绝者，表示胆脉消失。患者感到口中无味（另一种说法是苦于眯眼），恐惧如见鬼魅，多受惊吓且乏力，治疗应针刺足厥阴经，穴位位于足大趾间，或针刺三毛处（即大敦穴）。
左手关部脉象阳气实者，为胆实证。患者苦于腹中不安，身体颤动，治疗应针刺足少阳经。穴位位于足第二趾本节后一寸处。
在胆俞穴旁开五寸处，名为浊浴穴。主治胸中胆病，艾灸壮数随患者年龄而定。
治疗吐血的方法：
因虚劳导致的吐血，灸胃管穴三百壮，此法也主治呕逆吐血、饮食不节（少吃多饱）以及嗜睡等多种病症。
十八法
心俞穴，每侧各灸十四壮（二七壮），主治心病，老人和儿童应减少灸量。对于不能进食、胸中胀满、膈上逆气、烦热闷乱等症状，均宜施灸。
突发心疝，剧烈疼痛伴出汗，针刺大敦穴，左病取右，右病取左。男性取左侧，女性取右侧，刺之出血可立即痊愈。
在巨阙穴两旁，相距各半寸处，名为上门穴。主治胸中痛牵引腰背，心下呕逆，面色无光泽润泽，每侧各灸随患者年龄而定的壮数。
凡是面色焦枯，因劳损导致精气亏损，肩背痛，手不能举过头顶，灸肩髃穴一百壮。该穴位于肩峰端外侧后方，用手按压时有凹陷感。
当心下一寸处，名为巨阙穴。主治心中闷痛，气逆，牵引少腹发冷，灸十四壮（二七壮）。
心痛，冷气上冲，灸鸠尾穴上二寸半处，名为龙颔穴，灸一百壮，忌用针刺。
心痛，恶气上冲，胁肋疼痛急迫，灸通谷穴五十壮，位于乳下二寸处。
Twelve Methods
If the Yang pulse at the Guan position of the left hand is absent, it indicates the disappearance of the Gallbladder pulse. The patient suffers from a tasteless mouth (another version says squinting eyes), fear as if seeing ghosts, frequent fright, and weakness. Treatment involves needling the Foot Jueyin Meridian; the acupoint is located between the big toe, or needling the "San Mao" area (i.e., Dadun, LR1).
If the Yang pulse at the Guan position of the left hand is excess, it indicates Gallbladder Excess Syndrome. The patient suffers from abdominal discomfort and trembling of the body. Treatment involves needling the Foot Shaoyang Meridian. The acupoint is located one cun posterior to the base of the second toe.
Five cun lateral to the Dan Shu (BL19) acupoint is named Zhuo Yu. It primarily treats Gallbladder disease in the chest. The number of moxa cones should correspond to the patient's age.
For Gallbladder Deficiency, moxibustion is applied to the point one fu above the medial malleolus, named Sanyinjiao (SP6), with twenty cones.
Methods for treating hematemesis:
For hematemesis caused by deficiency consumption, apply three hundred moxa cones to Weiguan (CV12). This method also treats vomiting blood due to rebellious Qi, irregular eating habits (eating little but often becoming full), and lethargy associated with various diseases.
For bleeding from the mouth and nose, termed Naocnu (brain epistaxis), apply fifty moxa cones to Shangxing (GV23).
For hematemesis and hemoptysis, apply one hundred moxa cones to Xiong Tang. Acupuncture is contraindicated.
For hematemesis accompanied by abdominal pain and borborygmus, apply one hundred moxa cones to Tianshu (ST25).
For hematemesis and hemoptysis accompanied by rebellious Qi and cough, apply moxa cones to Fei Shu (BL13), with the number corresponding to the patient's age.
For hematemesis leading to emaciation and soreness, apply one hundred moxa cones to Gan Shu (BL18).
For hematemesis accompanied by vomiting, apply fifty moxa cones to the Pericardium Meridian acupoint, specifically Daling (PC7).
For hematemesis, apply fourteen moxa cones (two sets of seven) to the neck and nape region.
Eighteen Methods
Moxibustion is applied to Xin Shu (BL15), two sets of seven cones per side, primarily treating Heart disease. The dosage should be reduced for the elderly and children. For symptoms such as inability to eat, chest fullness, rebellious Qi above the diaphragm, and stifling heat, moxibustion is indicated.
For sudden Heart Colic with severe pain and sweating, needle Dadun (LR1). Treat the left side for right-sided symptoms and vice versa. For males, needle the left side; for females, the right side. Releasing blood upon needling leads to immediate relief.
Located half a cun on either side of Juque (CV14) is named Shangmen. It primarily treats chest pain radiating to the back and waist, subcardiac vomiting and rebellious Qi, and a dull complexion lacking luster. Apply moxa cones corresponding to the patient's age to each side.
For patients with a sallow and withered complexion, loss of essence due to overwork, shoulder and back pain, and inability to raise hands above the head, apply one hundred moxa cones to Jianyu (LI15). The acupoint is located at the lateral end of the acromion, slightly posterior, where an indentation can be felt upon pressure.
One cun below the heart center is named Juque (CV14). It primarily treats chest oppression and pain, rebellious Qi, and cold sensation radiating to the lower abdomen. Apply two sets of seven cones (fourteen cones).
When the pulse is imperceptible, needle the two Rongbu (ST18) acupoints, located one cun five fen lateral to Youmen (CV14).
For forgetfulness and mental confusion, needle Jianshi (PC5) to a depth of five fen, located three cun above the transverse crease of the wrist.
For mental restlessness (Ao Nu), pain extending through the back, and irritability with rebellious Qi, apply one hundred moxa cones to Xin Shu (BL15).
For heart pain described as stabbing like a cone or knife, with Qi stagnation, apply seven moxa cones to Ge Shu (BL17).
For heart pain with cold Qi rising, apply one hundred moxa cones to Long Han, located two cun and a half above Jiutui (CV15). Acupuncture is contraindicated.
For heart pain with evil Qi rising and urgent hypochondriac pain, apply fifty moxa cones to Tonggu, located two cun below the nipple.
For sudden severe heart pain with Qi attacking the heart, apply one hundred moxa cones to Juque (CV14).
For heart pain with chest and hypochondriac fullness, apply moxa cones to Qimen (LR14), with the number corresponding to the patient's age.
For hard and irritable heart pain with Qi stagnation, apply one hundred moxa cones to Tai Cang (ST25).
For sudden strangulating heart pain that feels life-threatening, apply one hundred moxa cones to Shenfu (CV14). Note: Jiutui (CV15) is directly over the heart and has contraindications.
For Thoracic Bi with heart pain, apply one hundred moxa cones to Danzhong (CV17). Acupuncture is contraindicated between the two nipples.
For heart pain, apply twenty-one moxa cones (three sets of seven) to the transverse crease of the wrist.
For heart pain, apply seven moxa cones to the white flesh margin at the webbing of both thumbs (Hegu, LI4).