治腹痛而热。穴行间
治腹中热。穴中极
治五脏热。及身体热。脉弦急。
灸第十四椎与脐相当。五十壮。老少增损之。若虚寒至百壮。横间三寸灸之。
治身体热腹痛。穴气冲
治腹中热。喜渴涎出。是蛔也。手持之物令得移。穴刺中脘穴。亦不可容易针
治腹中大热不安。穴气冲
治寒热入腹。穴关元
治久冷。穴天枢灸百壮。
治腹寒。穴阴陵泉 三阴交
治腹中寒热。穴隐白
疗热风冷痹。穴下廉
治寒热。穴上关
治寒热。亦主下部寒热。穴飞扬
治寒热。穴哑门
治乍寒乍热。穴少冲
治但是积冷虚乏病。穴宜灸关元。
治脏腑久积冷气。心腹胀满。穴三里
治久积冷气。绕脐切痛。时上冲心。穴天枢
治冷气。穴中极
治冷气。穴漏谷 会阳
治六腑气寒。不嗜食。穴下脘
治冷气上冲心。穴气海
治腹中寒。冷气胀满。穴隐白
治上气冷发。腹中雷鸣。穴太冲
治结气寒冷。穴太仓。灸百壮。
治脐下绞痛。流入阴中。发作无时。此冷气也。穴关元。灸百壮。
治心下寒。穴商丘
治心寒冷气上。穴鸠尾。少冲商丘龙颔灸百壮。
治寒厥惊狂。穴阳交
治腹寒气满。穴冲门
资生经云。五劳六极。复生七伤。变生七气。积聚坚牢如杯。留在腹内。心痛烦冤。不
能饮
食。时来时去。发作无常。寒气为病。则吐逆心满。热气为病。则恍惚闷乱。长如眩冒。又
复失精。宜服和剂局方七气汤。若冷气忽作。药灸不及。只用大针。微刺诸穴与疼处。须臾
即定。神效。
治胃中热。穴三里。灸三十壮。
治三焦膀胱肾中热气。穴水道。灸随年壮。
治疗五脏有热，以及身体发热、脉象弦而急迫。在第十四椎骨处与肚脐相对的位置施灸，灸五十壮。根据患者年龄老少适当增减灸量。如果是虚寒证，可灸至一百壮。横向间距三寸进行施灸。
治疗腹中发热，喜欢口渴并流出涎水，这是蛔虫病的表现。让患者手持物品使其移动（以分散注意力或配合呼吸），针刺中脘穴。也不可轻易下针。
治疗长期积聚的冷气，疼痛环绕肚脐如刀割，时常向上冲击心脏。选取天枢穴。
治疗脐下绞痛，痛感流入阴部，发作没有定时，这是冷气所致。选取关元穴，灸一百壮。
治疗心部寒冷，冷气上逆。选取鸠尾穴、少冲穴、商丘穴、龙颔穴，各灸一百壮。
《资生经》记载：五劳六极，又产生七伤，变化生成七气，积聚坚硬牢固如杯状，留在腹内，引起心痛烦闷冤屈感，不能饮食，时来时去，发作没有规律。若是寒气致病，则呕吐逆气、心下胀满；若是热气致病，则神志恍惚、闷乱，长时间如同眩晕昏冒，又再次出现遗精。适宜服用和剂局方的七气汤。如果冷气突然发作，药物和艾灸来不及起效，只用大针，轻微针刺各个穴位及疼痛部位，片刻即可安定，效果神奇。
Treating abdominal pain accompanied by fever. Select Xingjian (LR2).
Treating heat in the abdomen. Select Zhongji (CV3).
Treating heat in the five Zang organs, as well as body fever and a wiry and tense pulse. Moxibustion is applied at the location corresponding to the umbilicus on the fourteenth thoracic vertebra, fifty moxa cones. The dosage should be increased or decreased according to age and constitution. In cases of deficiency-cold, up to one hundred moxa cones may be used. Apply with a horizontal spacing of three cun.
Treating body fever and abdominal pain. Select Qichong (ST30).
Treating heat in the abdomen, characterized by thirst and salivation, indicating roundworms. Have the patient hold an object and move it (to distract or coordinate breathing), then puncture Zhongwan (CV12). Caution must be exercised; do not needle lightly.
Treating intense heat in the abdomen causing restlessness. Select Qichong (ST30).
Treating cold-heat pathogens entering the abdomen. Select Guanyuan (CV4).
Treating chronic cold conditions. Select Tianshu (ST25), apply one hundred moxa cones.
Treating abdominal cold. Select Yinlingquan (SP9) and Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Treating mixed cold and heat in the abdomen. Select Yinbai (SP1).
Treating wind-heat and cold-bi. Select Xialian (SI8).
Treating alternating chills and fever. Select Shangguan (ST7).
Treating alternating chills and fever, also primarily treating lower body cold-heat. Select Feiyang (BL58).
Treating alternating chills and fever. Select Yamen (GV15).
Treating sudden chills and fever. Select Shaochong (HT9).
Treating any condition caused by accumulated cold leading to weakness and fatigue. It is suitable to apply moxibustion to Guanyuan (CV4).
Treating long-term accumulation of cold qi in the Zang-Fu organs, resulting in epigastric and abdominal distension. Select Zusanli (ST36).
Treating long-term accumulation of cold qi, causing cutting pain around the umbilicus that occasionally rushes upward to the heart. Select Tianshu (ST25).
Treating cold qi. Select Zhongji (CV3).
Treating cold qi. Select Lougu (SP9) and Huiyang (BL35).
Treating cold qi in the six Fu organs, manifesting as poor appetite. Select Xiawan (CV10).
Treating cold qi rushing upward to the heart. Select Qihai (CV6).
Treating abdominal cold and bloating due to cold qi. Select Yinbai (SP1).
Treating rebellious Qi caused by cold, manifesting as borborygmus in the abdomen. Select Taichong (LR3).
Treating Qi stagnation combined with cold. Select Tai Cang (CV12, i.e., Zhongwan). Apply one hundred moxa cones.
Treating severe colic below the umbilicus, with pain radiating into the yin region, occurring intermittently without fixed timing, indicative of cold qi. Select Guanyuan (CV4), apply one hundred moxa cones.
Treating coldness in the epigastrium. Select Shangqiu (SP5).
Treating coldness in the heart region with cold Qi rising. Select Jiawei (CV15), Shaochong (HT9), Shangqiu (SP5), and Longhan (EX-HN18), each with one hundred moxa cones.
Treating cold-jue (cold extremities) accompanied by fright and mania. Select Yangjiao (GB35).
Treating abdominal cold and Qi stagnation with fullness. Select Chongmen (SP12).
The *Zisheng Jing* states: Five labors and six extremes, along with seven injuries, transform into seven types of Qi disorders. Accumulations become hard and firm like a cup, remaining within the abdomen, causing heart pain, vexation, and a sense of grievance, preventing food intake. These symptoms come and go irregularly. If caused by cold pathogenic factors, there is vomiting, regurgitation, and epigastric fullness; if caused by heat pathogenic factors, there is mental confusion, restlessness, prolonged dizziness, and recurrent seminal emission. It is appropriate to administer the Seven Qi Decoction from the Heji Bureau Formulae. If cold Qi suddenly arises and medicinal/herbal treatments are too slow, use a large needle to slightly puncture various acupoints and painful areas. Relief will occur shortly, demonstrating miraculous efficacy.
Treating heat in the stomach. Select Zusanli (ST36), apply thirty moxa cones.
Treating heat Qi in the San Jiao, Bladder, and Kidneys. Select Shuidao (ST28), apply moxa cones equal to the patient's age (Sui Nian Zhuang).