虚劳尿精，灸第七椎两旁，各三十壮，又灸第十椎两旁，各三十壮，又灸第十九椎两旁
，各二十壮，又灸阳陵泉阴陵泉，各随年壮，又灸三阴交，二七壮，在内踝上三寸。
虚劳阴中疼痛，溺血泄精，灸列缺五十壮，又灸横骨五十壮，又云∶治五脏虚竭，又灸
大赫二十壮，穴在屈骨端三寸。
失精膝胫冷疼，灸曲泉百壮，穴在膝内屈纹头。
虚劳失精阴缩，灸中封五十壮。
颜色焦枯，劳气失精，肩臂痛不得上头，灸肩KT 百壮，穴在肩外头近后，以手按之，
有
解宛宛中，失精筋挛，阴缩入腹，相引痛，灸下满各五十壮，老人加之，小儿随年壮，又云
∶此二穴，喉肿厥逆，五脏所苦，鼓胀，并主之。
虚劳腰脊冷疼，溺多白浊，灸脾募百壮，又灸三焦俞百壮，又灸章门百壮。
虚劳小便浊难，灸肾俞百壮。
关元一穴，脐下三寸，主诸淋，甲乙经云∶小肠募也，一名次门，足三阴任脉之会，灸
三壮，炷如半枣核大。
淋病不得小便，阴上痛，灸足太冲五十壮，又灸足太阳五十壮。
血淋，灸丹田，随年壮，又灸复溜五十壮，一云随年壮。
五淋不得小便，灸垂泉十四壮，穴在内踝前一寸，斜行小脉上是，中封之别名，又灸大
敦三十壮。
猝淋，灸外踝尖，七壮。
气淋，灸挟玉泉相去一寸半，三十壮，又脐中着盐，灸三壮，良。
石淋，脐下三十六种病，不得小便，灸气门三十壮。
石淋，小便不得，灸水泉三十壮，足大敦是也。
劳淋，灸足太阴百壮，在内踝上三寸，三报之。
虚劳病出现尿精症状，艾灸第七椎骨两旁穴位，每侧各灸三十壮；又灸第十椎骨两旁穴位，每侧各灸三十壮；又灸第十九椎骨两旁穴位，每侧各灸二十壮；又灸阳陵泉穴和阴陵泉穴，每穴灸量随患者年龄而定（随年壮）；又灸三阴交穴，灸十四壮，该穴位于内踝尖上三寸处。
虚劳病导致阴部疼痛、尿血、泄精，灸列缺穴五十壮；又灸横骨穴五十壮；另有说法称：治疗五脏虚竭之证，又灸大赫穴二十壮，该穴位于屈曲的耻骨联合边缘向上三寸处。
失精症伴有膝胫部寒冷疼痛，灸曲泉穴一百壮，该穴位于膝盖内侧腘窝横纹头凹陷处。
面色焦枯，因劳损之气导致失精，肩臂疼痛且无法上举至头部，灸肩髎穴一百壮，该穴位于肩部外侧后方，用手按压时，在肌肉解开的凹陷处可触及搏动或凹陷感。
失精症伴有筋脉拘挛、阴茎内缩入腹，相互牵引作痛，灸下满穴（即归来穴），每穴五十壮，老年人加灸量，小儿灸量随年龄而定；另有说法称：这两个穴位，也主治喉肿、厥逆、五脏不适、鼓胀等病症。
虚劳病腰脊部寒冷疼痛，小便频多且白浊，灸脾募穴（章门穴）一百壮；又灸三焦俞穴一百壮；又灸章门穴一百壮。
关元穴一个，位于脐下三寸，主治各种淋证，《甲乙经》记载：它是小肠的募穴，又名次门，是足三阴经与任脉的交会穴，灸三壮，艾炷大小如半颗枣核。
淋证导致小便不通，阴部上方疼痛，灸足太冲穴五十壮；又灸足太阳经相关穴位五十壮。
血淋，灸丹田穴，灸量随年龄而定；又灸复溜穴五十壮，另一种说法是随年龄而定。
五淋导致小便不通，灸垂泉穴十四壮，该穴位于内踝前一寸，斜行小脉之上，是中封穴的别名；又灸大敦穴三十壮。
Deficiency-consumption (Xu Lao) presenting with spermatorrhea in urine: Moxibustion on both sides of the seventh thoracic vertebra, thirty moxa cones per side; again moxibustion on both sides of the tenth thoracic vertebra, thirty moxa cones per side; again moxibustion on both sides of the nineteenth thoracic vertebra, twenty moxa cones per side; again moxibustion on Yanglingquan (GB34) and Yinlingquan (SP9), dosage according to age (Sui Nian Zhuang); again moxibustion on Sanyinjiao (SP6), fourteen moxa cones, located three cun above the medial malleolus.
Deficiency-consumption (Xu Lao) causing pain in the yin region, hematuria, and seminal emission: Moxibustion on Lieque (LU7), fifty moxa cones; again moxibustion on Henggu (KI12), fifty moxa cones; another saying states: for treating exhaustion of the five zang organs, again moxibustion on Dahu (KI12), twenty moxa cones, located three cun above the end of the flexed pubic bone.
Seminal emission accompanied by coldness and pain in the knees and shins: Moxibustion on Ququan (LR8), one hundred moxa cones, located at the head of the transverse popliteal crease on the medial side of the knee.
Deficiency-consumption (Xu Lao) with seminal emission and retraction of the penis: Moxibustion on Zhongfeng (LR4), fifty moxa cones.
Withered and dry complexion, seminal emission due to laboring qi, shoulder and arm pain unable to reach the head: Moxibustion on Jianliao (TE14), one hundred moxa cones, located at the lateral posterior aspect of the shoulder; when pressed by hand, there is a depression or hollow feeling where the muscle separates.
Seminal emission with tendon spasm, retraction of the penis into the abdomen, mutual pulling pain: Moxibustion on Xia Man (Guilai ST29), fifty moxa cones per side; for the elderly, increase the dosage; for children, dosage according to age; another saying states: these two acupoints also govern throat swelling, reversal cold (Jue Ni), suffering of the five zang organs, and drum-like distension (Gu Zhang).
Deficiency-consumption (Xu Lao) with cold pain in the waist and spine, frequent urination with white turbidity: Moxibustion on the Front-Mu point of the Spleen (Zhangmen LR13), one hundred moxa cones; again moxibustion on Sanjiaoshu (BL22), one hundred moxa cones; again moxibustion on Zhangmen (LR13), one hundred moxa cones.
Deficiency-consumption (Xu Lao) with turbid and difficult urination: Moxibustion on Shenshu (BL23), one hundred moxa cones.
Guan Yuan (CV4): One acupoint, located three cun below the umbilicus, governing various Lin syndromes. The *Jia Yi Jing* states: it is the Front-Mu point of the Small Intestine, also named Ci Men, an intersection of the Foot Three Yin meridians and the Ren Mai meridian; moxibustion three cones, cone size like half a jujube pit.
Lin syndrome with inability to urinate, pain above the yin: Moxibustion on Taichong (LR3), fifty moxa cones; again moxibustion on the Foot Taiyang meridian [acupoints], fifty moxa cones.
Blood Lin: Moxibustion on Dan Tian [likely referring to Qihai CV6 or Guanyuan CV4 contextually, but text says Dan Tian], dosage according to age; again moxibustion on Fuliou (KI7), fifty moxa cones; another saying says dosage according to age.
Five Lin syndromes with inability to urinate: Moxibustion on Chui Quan [alias for Zhongfeng LR4], fourteen moxa cones, located one cun anterior to the medial malleolus, on the oblique small vessel, which is an alias for Zhongfeng; again moxibustion on Dadun (LR1), thirty moxa cones.
Sudden Lin: Moxibustion on the tip of the lateral malleolus, seven cones.
Qi Lin: Moxibustion on points flanking Yu Quan, one and a half cun apart, thirty moxa cones; again, place salt in the umbilicus and moxibustion three cones, effective.
Stone Lin: Thirty-six diseases below the umbilicus, inability to urinate: Moxibustion on Qi Men (ST15), thirty moxa cones.
Stone Lin, inability to urinate: Moxibustion on Shui Quan (KI5), thirty moxa cones, here referring to the Foot Dadun (LR1).
Labor Lin: Moxibustion on the Foot Taiyin [Spleen] meridian acupoint, one hundred moxa cones, located three cun above the medial malleolus, apply three times (San Bao Zhi).