手少阳三焦之经，起于小指次指之端，上出两指之间，循手表腕，出臂外两骨之间，上
贯肘，循 外，上肩而交出足少阳之后，入缺盆，布膻中，散络心包，下膈遍属三焦，其支
者，从膻中上出缺盆，上项系耳后，直上出耳上角，以屈下 至 ，其支者，从耳后入耳中，
出走耳前，过客主人前交颊，至目锐 ，是动则病耳聋， ，嗌肿喉痹，是主气所生
病者，汗出目锐 痛，颊痛耳后肩 肘臂外 痛，小指次指不用，盛者人迎大一倍于气口，
虚者人迎反小于气口也。
手少阳之别，名曰外关，去腕二寸，外绕臂注胸中，合心主，病实则肘挛，虚则不收，
取之所别也。
手少阳之筋，起于小指次指之端，结于腕，上循臂，结于肘，上绕 外廉，上肩，走颈
，合手太阳，其支者，当曲颊入系舌本，其支者，上曲牙，循耳前，属目外 ，上乘颔
，结于角，其病当所过者，即支转筋舌卷，治在燔针劫刺，以知为数，以痛为 ，名曰季夏
痹也。
邪客于手少阳之络，令人喉痹舌卷，口干心烦，臂外廉痛，手不及头，刺手中指次指爪
甲上，去端如韭叶各一 ，壮者立已，老者有顷已，左取右，右取左，比新病数日已。
手少阳三焦经，从手走头，长五尺，左右共一丈，凡四十六穴。
关冲二穴（在手小指次指之端去爪甲如韭叶） 液门二穴（在手小指次指间陷中中渚二
穴
在手小指次指本节后间） 阳池二穴（一名别阳在手表腕上陷中） 外关二穴（在腕后二寸
别走
心主） 支沟二穴（在腕后三寸两骨之间） 会宗二穴（在腕后三寸空中一寸） 三阳络二
穴（在
臂上大交脉支沟上一寸） 四渎二穴（在肘前五寸外廉陷中） 天井二穴（在肘外大骨后肘
上一
寸陷中） 清冷渊二穴（在肘上二寸） 消泺二穴（在肩下臂外开腋斜肘分下行） 会二
穴（在
肩前廉去肩头三寸） 肩 二穴（在肩端 上举臂取之） 天 二穴（在肩缺盆中上毖骨之
际陷
中） 天牖二穴（在颈大筋外缺盆上天容后天柱前完骨下发际上） 翳风二穴（在耳后尖角
陷中
） 脉二穴（在耳本后鸡足青脉中） 颅息二穴（在耳后青脉中） 角孙二穴（在耳郭中
间上开
口有空） 丝竹空二穴（一名目 在眉后陷中） 和 二穴（在耳前兑发下陷中） 耳门二
穴（在
耳前起肉当耳缺者）
关冲二穴，金也，在手小指次指之端，去爪甲角如韭叶，手少阳脉之所出也，为井，治
喉痹舌卷口干，头痛霍乱，胸中气噎不嗜食，臂肘痛不可举，目生翳膜，视物不明，针入一
分，灸一壮。
液门二穴，水也，在手小指次指间陷中，手少阳脉之所流也，为荥，治惊悸妄言，咽外
肿，寒厥手臂痛，不能自上下， 疟寒热，目眩头痛，暴得耳聋，目赤涩，齿龋痛，针入
二分可灸三壮。
中渚二穴，木也，在手小指次指本节后间陷中，手少阳脉之所注也，为输，治热病汗不
出，目眩头痛耳聋，目生翳膜，久疟咽肿，肘臂痛，手五指不得屈伸，针入二分，可灸三壮。
阳池二穴，一名别阳，在手表腕上陷中，手少阳脉之所过也，为原，治寒热疟，或因折
伤手腕，捉物不得，肩臂痛不得举，针入二分，留三呼，不可灸。
外关二穴，手少阳络，在腕后二寸陷中，治肘臂不得屈伸，手五指尽痛，不能握物，耳
聋无所闻，可灸三壮，针入三分，留七呼。
支沟二穴，火也，在腕后三寸两骨之间陷中，手少阳脉之所行也，为经，治热病汗不出
，肩臂酸重，胁腋痛四肢不举，霍乱呕吐，口噤不开，暴哑不能言，可灸二七壮，针入二
分。
会宗二穴，在腕后三寸空中一寸，治肌肤痛，耳聋风痫，针入三分，可灸三壮。
三阳络二穴，在臂上大交脉支沟上一寸，治嗜卧身体不欲动，耳猝聋齿龋，暴哑不能
言，可灸七壮，禁不可针。
四渎二穴，在肘前五寸外廉陷中，治暴气耳聋，齿龋痛，可灸三壮，针入六分。留七
呼。
天井二穴，土也，在肘外大骨后，肘后上一寸两筋间陷中，屈肘得之，手少阳脉之所入
也，为合，甄权云，曲肘后一寸，叉手按膝头取之，两筋骨罅，治心胸痛，咳嗽上气，唾脓
不嗜食，惊悸螈 ，风痹臂肘痛，捉物不得，可灸三壮，针入三分。
清冷渊二穴，在肘上二寸，伸肘举臂取之，治 从肩臂不举，不得带衣，可灸三壮，针
入三分。
消泺二穴，在肩下臂外，开腋斜肘分下行，治寒热风痹，项痛肩背急，针入六分，可灸
三壮。
会二穴，一名 ，在肩前廉去肩头三寸，手阳明之络，治项瘿气瘤，臂痛不能举，
气肿 痛，针入七分，留十呼，得气即泻，可灸七壮。
肩 二穴，在肩端 上陷中，举臂取之，治肩重不可举臂肘，可灸三壮，针入七分。
天 二穴，在肩缺盆中上毖骨之际陷中央，手少阳阳维之会，治肩肘痛引头项急，寒热
，缺盆中痛，汗不出，胸中烦满，针入八分，可灸三壮。
天牖二穴，在颈筋间缺盆上，天容后天柱前完骨下发际上，手少阳脉气所发，治头风面
肿，项强不得回顾，针入一寸，留七呼，不宜补之，亦不宜灸，若灸之，面肿眼合，先取
，后针天牖风池，其病即瘥，若不先针 ，即难廖其疾也。
翳风二穴，在耳后陷中，按之引耳中，手足少阳之会，治耳聋，口眼 斜，失欠脱颔，
口噤不开，吃不能言，颊肿牙车急痛，针入十分，可灸七壮。
脉二穴，一名资脉，在耳本后鸡足青络脉，刺出血如豆汁，不宜出血多，治头风耳鸣
，小儿惊痫螈 ，呕吐泄痢无时，惊恐，眵瞢目睛不明，可灸三壮，针入一分。
颅息二穴，在耳后间青络脉，足少阳脉气所发，治身热头重，胁痛不得转侧，风痉耳聋
，小儿发痫螈 ，呕吐涎沫，惊恐失精，瞻视不明，不宜针，可灸七壮。
角孙二穴，在耳郭中间上开口有空，手足少阳之会，治目生肤翳，齿龈肿，可灸三壮。
丝竹空二穴，一名目 ，在眉后陷中，足少阳脉气所发，禁不可灸，不幸使人目小，又
令人目无所见，治目眩头痛，目赤视物 ，风痫目戴上不识人，眼睫毛倒，发狂吐涎沫，
发即无时，针入三分，留三呼，宜泻不宜补。
和 二穴，在耳前兑发下横动脉，手少阳脉气所发，治牙车引急头重痛，耳中KT
KT，颔颊肿，针入七分，可灸三壮。
耳门二穴，在耳前起肉当耳缺者，治耳有脓汁出，生疮膣耳 耳，耳鸣如蝉声 重听无
所闻，齿龋，针入三分，留三呼，可灸三壮。
凡此手少阳之脉，少血多气，刺当出气恶血，其经从手走头，顺之为随，逆之为迎，盛
则泻之，虚则补之，热则疾之，寒则留之，陷下则灸之，不盛不虚，以经取之，此治手少阳
之法也。
手少阳三焦经，起始于无名指末端，向上出于无名指与中指之间，沿手背腕部，行于前臂外侧两骨之间，向上穿过肘部，沿上臂外侧，上行至肩部，并交出足少阳胆经之后，进入缺盆，分布于膻中部位，散络于心包，向下穿过横膈，遍属三焦。其支脉，从膻中上行出缺盆，上项部，系耳后，直上出耳上角，然后弯曲下行至面颊，到达眶下。另一支脉，从耳后入耳中，出走耳前，经过客主人穴（上关穴）前，交叉于面颊，至目外眦。本经发生病变，则出现耳聋、颧肿、咽喉肿痛喉痹；本经主司气机所生的疾病，表现为汗出、目外眦痛、颊痛、耳后、肩、肘、臂外侧疼痛，无名指不能活动。实证时人迎脉搏动比气口大一倍，虚证时人迎脉搏动反而小于气口。
手少阳三焦经的别络，名叫外关，距离腕后二寸，向外绕行手臂注入胸中，与心主（心包经）相合。病证属实则肘部拘挛，虚则肘部弛缓不收，治疗取该别络穴。
手少阳三焦经的筋，起始于无名指末端，结聚于腕部，向上沿手臂，结聚于肘部，向上绕行肘部外侧边缘，上行至肩部，走颈侧，与手太阳小肠经相合。其支脉，当曲颊处进入，系于舌根。另一支脉，上行至曲牙穴（下颌角），沿耳前，属目外眦，上乘颔部，结聚于额角。其病证在经脉所过之处，会出现牵引性转筋、舌卷。治疗采用燔针劫刺法，以病情好转为度，以痛点为穴位，称为季夏痹。
邪气侵犯手少阳三焦经的络脉，使人咽喉痹阻、舌卷、口干、心烦，手臂外侧疼痛，手举不到头。针刺手中指与无名指指甲角上方，距指尖如韭菜叶宽各一寸处，体质壮实者立即见效，年老体弱者片刻见效，左病取右，右病取左，配合新发病症数日可愈。
手少阳三焦经，从手走向头，长五尺，左右共一丈，共有四十六个穴位。
关冲穴二穴（位于手小指与无名指末端，距指甲角如韭菜叶宽）。液门穴二穴（位于手小指与无名指间凹陷中）。中渚穴二穴（位于手小指与无名指本节后方间凹陷中）。阳池穴二穴（又名别阳，位于手背腕上凹陷中）。外关穴二穴（位于腕后二寸，别走心包经）。支沟穴二穴（位于腕后三寸两骨之间）。会宗穴二穴（位于腕后三寸空中一寸处）。三阳络穴二穴（位于臂上大交脉支沟上一寸）。四渎穴二穴（位于肘前五寸外侧凹陷中）。天井穴二穴（位于肘外大骨后，肘上一寸凹陷中）。清冷渊穴二穴（位于肘上二寸）。消泺穴二穴（位于肩下臂外，开腋斜肘分下行处）。臑会穴二穴（位于肩前廉，去肩头三寸）。肩髎穴二穴（位于肩端髆骨上，举臂取之）。天髎穴二穴（位于肩缺盆中上髆骨之际凹陷中）。天牖穴二穴（位于颈大筋外，缺盆上天容后天柱前完骨下发际上）。翳风穴二穴（位于耳后尖角凹陷中）。脉会穴二穴（位于耳后鸡足青脉中，即丝竹空下方，此处原文可能有误或特指某穴，通常指听宫或类似位置，依原文译作“脉”穴）。颅息穴二穴（位于耳后青脉中）。角孙穴二穴（位于耳郭中间，上张口有空隙处）。丝竹空穴二穴（又名目窗，在眉后凹陷中）。和髎穴二穴（位于耳前兑发下凹陷中）。耳门穴二穴（位于耳前起肉当耳缺者）。
关冲穴二穴，五行属金，位于手小指与无名指末端，距指甲角如韭菜叶宽，是手少阳脉气所出之处，为井穴。主治咽喉痹阻、舌卷、口干、头痛、霍乱、胸中气噎不嗜食、臂肘痛不可举、目生翳膜、视物不明。针刺一分，灸一壮。
液门穴二穴，五行属水，位于手小指与无名指间凹陷中，是手少阳脉气所流之处，为荥穴。主治惊悸妄言、咽外肿、寒厥手臂痛、不能自上下、疟疾寒热、目眩头痛、暴得耳聋、目赤涩、齿龋痛。针刺二分，可灸三壮。
中渚穴二穴，五行属木，位于手小指与无名指本节后方间凹陷中，是手少阳脉气所注之处，为输穴。主治热病汗不出、目眩头痛耳聋、目生翳膜、久疟咽肿、肘臂痛、手五指不得屈伸。针刺二分，可灸三壮。
阳池穴二穴，一名别阳，位于手背腕上凹陷中，是手少阳脉气所过之处，为原穴。主治寒热疟，或因折伤手腕，捉物不得、肩臂痛不得举。针刺二分，留三呼，不可灸。
外关穴二穴，为手少阳络穴，位于腕后二寸凹陷中。主治肘臂不得屈伸、手五指尽痛、不能握物、耳聋无所闻。可灸三壮，针刺三分，留七呼。
支沟穴二穴，五行属火，位于腕后三寸两骨之间凹陷中，是手少阳脉气所行之处，为经穴。主治热病汗不出、肩臂酸重、胁腋痛四肢不举、霍乱呕吐、口噤不开、暴哑不能言。可灸十四壮，针刺二分。
会宗穴二穴，位于腕后三寸空中一寸处。主治肌肤痛、耳聋风痫。针刺三分，可灸三壮。
三阳络穴二穴，位于臂上大交脉支沟上一寸。主治嗜卧身体不欲动、耳猝聋齿龋、暴哑不能言。可灸七壮，禁不可针。
四渎穴二穴，位于肘前五寸外侧凹陷中。主治暴气耳聋、齿龋痛。可灸三壮，针刺六分，留七呼。
天井穴二穴，五行属土，位于肘外大骨后，肘后上一寸两筋间凹陷中，屈肘可得，是手少阳脉气所入之处，为合穴。甄权说，曲肘后一寸，叉手按膝头取之，在两筋骨罅隙处。主治心胸痛、咳嗽上气、唾脓不嗜食、惊悸抽搐、风痹臂肘痛、捉物不得。可灸三壮，针刺三分。
清冷渊穴二穴，位于肘上二寸，伸肘举臂取之。主治肩臂痛不举，不得带衣。可灸三壮，针刺三分。
消泺穴二穴，位于肩下臂外，开腋斜肘分下行处。主治寒热风痹、项痛肩背急。针刺六分，可灸三壮。
臑会穴二穴，一名臑会，位于肩前廉去肩头三寸，为手阳明之络。主治项瘿气瘤、臂痛不能举、气肿痛。针刺七分，留十呼，得气即泻，可灸七壮。
肩髎穴二穴，位于肩端髆骨上凹陷中，举臂取之。主治肩重不可举臂肘。可灸三壮，针刺七分。
天髎穴二穴，位于肩缺盆中上髆骨之际陷中央，为手少阳阳维之会。主治肩肘痛引头项急、寒热、缺盆中痛、汗不出、胸中烦满。针刺八分，可灸三壮。
天牖穴二穴，位于颈筋间缺盆上，天容后天柱前完骨下发际上，为手少阳脉气所发。主治头风面肿、项强不得回顾。针刺一寸，留七呼，不宜补之，亦不宜灸。若灸之，会导致面肿眼合。应先取风池穴，后针天牖穴，其病即愈。若不先针风池穴，则难治愈此疾。
翳风穴二穴，位于耳后凹陷中，按之引耳中，为手足少阳之会。主治耳聋、口眼歪斜、失欠脱颔、口噤不开、吃不能言、颊肿牙车急痛。针刺十分，可灸七壮。
脉穴二穴，一名资脉，位于耳后鸡足青络脉处。刺出血如豆汁，不宜出血多。主治头风耳鸣、小儿惊痫抽搐、呕吐泄痢无时、惊恐、眵瞢目睛不明。可灸三壮，针刺一分。
颅息穴二穴，位于耳后间青络脉，为足少阳脉气所发。主治身热头重、胁痛不得转侧、风痉耳聋、小儿发痫抽搐、呕吐涎沫、惊恐失精、瞻视不明。不宜针，可灸七壮。
角孙穴二穴，位于耳郭中间上开口有空处，为手足少阳之会。主治目生肤翳、齿龈肿。可灸三壮。
丝竹空穴二穴，一名目窗，在眉后凹陷中，为足少阳脉气所发。禁不可灸，否则不幸使人目小，又令人目无所见。主治目眩头痛、目赤视物不明、风痫目戴上不识人、眼睫毛倒、发狂吐涎沫，发作无时。针刺三分，留三呼，宜泻不宜补。
和髎穴二穴，位于耳前兑发下横动脉处，为手少阳脉气所发。主治牙车引急头重痛、耳中鸣响、颔颊肿。针刺七分，可灸三壮。
耳门穴二穴，位于耳前起肉当耳缺者。主治耳有脓汁出、生疮聤耳、耳鸣如蝉声、重听无所闻、齿龋。针刺三分，留三呼，可灸三壮。
凡此手少阳之脉，少血多气，刺时应出气恶血。其经从手走头，顺之为随，逆之为迎。实证则泻之，虚证则补之，热证则疾刺，寒证则留针，陷下则灸之，不盛不虚则以经取之。这是治疗手少阳经的方法。
The Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian originates at the tip of the ring finger, ascends between the ring and middle fingers, follows the dorsal aspect of the wrist, emerges between the two bones of the forearm, ascends through the elbow, follows the lateral aspect of the upper arm, reaches the shoulder, and crosses posterior to the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. It enters the supraclavicular fossa (Quepen), spreads in the Danzhong region, disperses and connects with the Pericardium, descends through the diaphragm, and extensively belongs to the Triple Energizer (Sanjiao). Its branch arises from the Danzhong region, ascends out of the supraclavicular fossa, goes up the neck, ties behind the ear, ascends straight to the upper corner of the ear, then curves downward to the cheek and reaches the outer canthus. Another branch enters the ear from behind the ear, emerges anterior to the ear, passes anterior to the Shangguan acupoint (Keguzhuren), crosses the cheek, and arrives at the outer canthus. When this meridian is affected, disorders include deafness, swelling of the zygomatic area, sore throat, and throat obstruction. Diseases generated by Qi disturbances governed by this meridian manifest as sweating, pain in the outer canthus, cheek pain, pain in the ear, shoulder, elbow, and lateral arm, and dysfunction of the ring finger. In excess conditions, the Renying pulse is one times larger than the Qikou pulse; in deficiency conditions, the Renying pulse is smaller than the Qikou pulse.
The Luo-connecting vessel of the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian is named Waiguan, located two cun distal to the wrist crease, winding around the arm to inject into the chest, connecting with the Heart Master (Pericardium) Meridian. In excess conditions, it causes elbow contracture; in deficiency conditions, it causes flaccidity and inability to flex. Treatment involves selecting its Luo point.
The Sinew Meridian of the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao originates at the tip of the ring finger, binds at the wrist, ascends along the arm, binds at the elbow, winds around the lateral edge of the elbow, ascends to the shoulder, travels along the neck, and connects with the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian. Its branch enters at the angle of the jaw and ties to the root of the tongue. Another branch ascends to the Xiaya acupoint, follows the anterior aspect of the ear, attaches to the outer canthus, surmounts the mandible, and binds at the frontal angle. Disorders occur at the sites traversed, presenting as牵引 spasms and tongue retraction. Treatment utilizes burning needle puncture (Fanzhen Jiesi), taking improvement as the criterion and pain points as acupoints, known as Summer-Heat Bi syndrome.
When pathogenic factors invade the collateral vessels of the Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian, they cause throat obstruction, tongue retraction, dry mouth, irritability, pain on the lateral aspect of the arm, and inability to raise the hand to the head. Puncture the nail corners of the middle and ring fingers, one cun from the tips. Improvement occurs immediately in robust individuals and after a short while in the elderly. Treat left for right and right for left. Combined with treatment for new-onset cases, recovery occurs within several days.
The Hand-Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian runs from the hand to the head, measuring five chi in length, totaling one zhang for both sides, with forty-six acupoints in total.
Guanchong (2 points): At the radial side of the tip of the ring finger, one grain-width from the nail corner.
Yemen (2 points): In the depression between the ring and little fingers.
Zhongzhu (2 points): In the depression proximal to the metacarpophalangeal joint of the ring finger.
Yangchi (2 points): Also known as Bieyang, in the depression on the dorsal aspect of the wrist.
Waiguan (2 points): Two cun proximal to the wrist crease, diverging to the Pericardium Meridian.
Zhi gou (2 points): Three cun proximal to the wrist crease, between the two bones.
Huizong (2 points): One cun proximal to the hollow space three cun above the wrist.
Sanyangluo (2 points): One cun superior to Zhi gou where large collaterals intersect on the arm.
Sidu (2 points): Five cun proximal to the elbow in the depression on the lateral aspect.
Tianjing (2 points): Posterior to the lateral epicondyle of the humerus, one cun proximal to the elbow tip in the depression.
Qinglengyuan (2 points): Two cun proximal to the elbow.
Xiaoluo (2 points): Below the shoulder on the lateral arm, descending obliquely from the axilla.
Naohui (2 points): Three cun anterior to the shoulder tip on the anterior margin.
Jianliao (2 points): In the depression on the acromion, obtained by raising the arm.
Tianliao (2 points): In the depression between the clavicle and the acromion.
Tianyou (2 points): Lateral to the sternocleidomastoid muscle, superior to Quepen, anterior to Tianrong and Tianzhu, inferior to Wanggu, at the hairline.
Yifeng (2 points): In the depression behind the earlobe at the mastoid process.
Maichong (2 points): In the blue veins behind the ear base resembling chicken feet.
Luxi (2 points): In the blue veins behind the ear.
Jiaosun (2 points): In the center of the auricle, where an opening appears when the mouth is opened.
Sizhukong (2 points): Also known as Mucan, in the depression posterior to the eyebrow.
He liao (2 points): In the depression below the temporal hairline anterior to the ear.
Ermén (2 points): Anterior to the ear, in the fleshy prominence corresponding to the tragus notch.
Guanchong (Metal Well Point): Located at the tip of the ring finger. Governs throat obstruction, tongue retraction, dry mouth, headache, cholera-like disorder, chest Qi stagnation, loss of appetite, arm/elbow pain, visual obscurations, and cataracts. Needle 1 fen, moxa 1 cone.
Yemen (Water Ying-Spring Point): Located between the ring and little fingers. Governs palpitations, delirium, pharyngeal swelling, cold reversal arm pain, malaria chills/fevers, vertigo, sudden deafness, red gritty eyes, and toothache. Needle 2 fen, moxa 3 cones.
Zhongzhu (Wood Shu-Stream Point): Located proximal to the ring finger MCP joint. Governs febrile diseases with no sweat, vertigo, headache, deafness, cataracts, chronic malaria with sore throat, arm pain, and inability to flex/extending fingers. Needle 2 fen, moxa 3 cones.
Yangchi (Yuan-Source Point): Located in the dorsal wrist depression. Governs alternating chills and fever, malaria, wrist sprain injuries, inability to grasp objects, and shoulder/arm pain. Needle 2 fen, retain for 3 breaths, contraindicated for moxibustion.
Waiguan (Luo-Connecting Point): Located 2 cun proximal to the wrist. Governs elbow/arm stiffness, finger pain, inability to grasp, and deafness. Moxa 3 cones, needle 3 fen, retain for 7 breaths.
Zhi gou (Fire Jing-River Point): Located 3 cun proximal to the wrist between the bones. Governs febrile diseases with no sweat, shoulder/arm heaviness, hypochondriac pain, limb paralysis, cholera vomiting, lockjaw, and sudden aphonia. Moxa 14 cones, needle 2 fen.
Huizong: Located 3 cun proximal to the wrist. Governs skin/muscle pain, deafness, and wind-phlegm epilepsy. Needle 3 fen, moxa 3 cones.
Sanyangluo: Located 1 cun superior to Zhi gou. Governs lethargy, body aversion to movement, sudden deafness, toothache, and aphonia. Moxa 7 cones, contraindicated for needling.
Sidu: Located 5 cun proximal to the elbow. Governs sudden Qi disturbance deafness and toothache. Moxa 3 cones, needle 6 fen, retain 7 breaths.
Tianjing (Earth He-Sea Point): Located posterior to the lateral epicondyle, between tendons. Governs chest/heart pain, cough with asthma, expectoration of pus, loss of appetite, palpitations, convulsions, wind-bi arm pain, and inability to grasp. Moxa 3 cones, needle 3 fen.
Qinglengyuan: Located 2 cun proximal to the elbow. Governs shoulder/arm pain and inability to dress oneself. Moxa 3 cones, needle 3 fen.
Xiaoluo: Located on the lateral arm below the shoulder. Governs wind-cold-bi, neck pain, and shoulder/back stiffness. Needle 6 fen, moxa 3 cones.
Naohui (Luo point of Hand-Yangming): Located 3 cun anterior to the shoulder tip. Governs goiter, neck masses, arm pain, and Qi edema. Needle 7 fen, retain 10 breaths, drain upon arrival of Deqi, moxa 7 cones.
Jianliao: Located in the acromial depression. Governs heavy shoulder and inability to move arm/elbow. Moxa 3 cones, needle 7 fen.
Tianliao (Meeting of Hand-Shaoyang and Yangwei): Located between the clavicle and acromion. Governs radiating shoulder/elbow pain to head/neck, chills/fever, supraclavicular pain, anhidrosis, and chest fullness. Needle 8 fen, moxa 3 cones.
Tianyou: Located in the neck, superior to Quepen. Governs wind-headache, facial swelling, stiff neck, and inability to look back. Needle 1 cun, retain 7 breaths. Contraindicated for tonification and moxibustion. If moxa is used, it causes facial swelling and eye closure. First puncture Fengchi, then Tianyou for cure.
Yifeng (Meeting of Hand/Foot-Shaoyang): Located behind the ear. Governs deafness, facial paralysis, jaw dislocation, lockjaw, dysphagia, cheek swelling, and masseter spasm. Needle 10 fen, moxa 7 cones.
Maichong: Located in the posterior auricular veins. Prick to bleed like bean juice; avoid excessive bleeding. Governs wind-headache, tinnitus, pediatric convulsions, vomiting/diarrhea, fright, and blurred vision. Moxa 3 cones, needle 1 fen.
Luxi (Qi emission of Foot-Shaoyang): Located in the posterior auricular veins. Governs fever, heavy head, hypochondriac pain preventing turning, wind-spasm deafness, pediatric epilepsy, vomiting saliva, fright, seminal emission, and visual impairment. Contraindicated for needling, moxa 7 cones.
Jiaosun (Meeting of Hand/Foot-Shaoyang): Located in the center of the auricle. Governs corneal opacities and gingival swelling. Moxa 3 cones.
Sizhukong (Qi emission of Foot-Shaoyang): Located posterior to the eyebrow. Contraindicated for moxibustion to avoid microphthalmia or blindness. Governs vertigo, headache, red eyes, visual impairment, wind-epilepsy with upward gaze, trichiasis, manic speech with foaming. Needle 3 fen, retain 3 breaths, drain not tonify.
Heliao (Qi emission of Hand-Shaoyang): Located anterior to the ear in the temporal artery. Governs temporomandibular tension, heavy head pain, tinnitus, and submandibular swelling. Needle 7 fen, moxa 3 cones.
Ermén: Located anterior to the ear. Governs otorrhea, otitis externa, tinnitus, hearing loss, and toothache. Needle 3 fen, retain 7 breaths, moxa 3 cones.
Regarding the Hand-Shaoyang Meridian, it has less blood and more Qi. Needling should aim to expel Qi and evil blood. The meridian runs from hand to head. Following the flow is "Sui," opposing it is "Ying." Excess is drained, deficiency is tonified, heat is treated with rapid manipulation, cold is treated with retention, sinking conditions are treated with moxibustion, and balanced conditions are treated by regulating the meridian itself. This is the method for treating the Hand-Shaoyang Meridian.