治咳唾浊涕（资生经）。穴中府
治多唾浊沫脓血。穴库房
治咳唾稠脓。穴周荣
治腹满唾沫。穴少商
治唾沫。穴百会
治多唾呕沫。穴石关
治肺寒咳嗽唾脓。穴库房
治呕沫吐涎喜唾 穴幽门
治脊强不开多唾。穴石关
治多唾。穴日月
治心胸痛。咳嗽上气。唾脓。不嗜食。穴天井
治吐血及唾如白胶。穴紫宫
资生经云。积主脏病。聚主腑病。积者。是饮食包结不散。聚者。是伏痰结而不化。痰
伏在
上膈。主头目眩痛。多自涎唾。或致潮热。用平胃散。乌金丸治之。其论有理。故并载之（
出名医贾 录云）。
治热病。胸中痰饮。腹胀暴痛。恍惚不知人（资生经）。穴巨阙
治结积留饮。胸满。食不化。穴通谷
治痰癖。穴不容
治痰冷。穴少冲
治痰沫胸中痛。不得喘息。穴浮白
治鬲胃寒痰。伤酒。酒风发脑。两角强痛。不能饮食。烦满吐不止。穴率谷
治癫疾吐涎沫。穴本神
治涎沫。穴丝竹空
治涎出。穴然谷 复溜
治涎不止。穴阴谷
治痰饮吐逆。汗出。寒热骨痛。虚胀支满。痰疟。穴膈俞
治痰闷。穴胆俞
治痰多吐涎。穴上脘
治结积留饮。穴通谷。灸。
治涎出不觉。穴下廉
治吐沫。穴少海 兑端 本神
治呕沫。穴丝竹空 通谷 商丘
治呕沫。穴兑端
治吐涎。穴温溜
治沫出。穴上关
治涎出多唾。穴 中 云门
治多唾浊沫。穴库房
治呕沫喘息。穴廉泉
王氏云。痰涎等证。不一而足。惟劳瘵有痰。为最难治。宜灸膏肓穴。壮数既多。当有
所下
肾食后吐水。可灸肺俞。又灸三阴交。期门。泻肺补肾也。各随年壮。然则痰涎有类此者。
又当以此法灸之。
治胸中痰饮。蛊毒。霍乱。惊悸。腹胀暴痛。恍惚不止。吐逆不食。刺巨阙。用毫针针
入六分即止。此穴化气除涎大妙。次针足阳明经三里二穴。应时立愈。
治唾沫。穴天容
治痰涎壅塞。声如牵锯。服药不效。灸关元。丹田。
治疗咳嗽吐出的浑浊鼻涕（出自《资生经》）。选取中府穴。
治疗口吐大量浑浊泡沫及脓血。选取库房穴。
治疗咳嗽吐出粘稠的脓液。选取周荣穴。
治疗腹部胀满、口吐涎沫。选取少商穴。
治疗口吐涎沫。选取百会穴。
治疗呕吐涎沫。选取石关穴。
治疗肺寒引起的咳嗽并吐出脓液。选取库房穴。
治疗呕吐涎沫、喜欢流口水。选取幽门穴。
治疗脊背强直不能屈伸且多唾。选取石关穴。
治疗口吐涎沫过多。选取日月穴。
治疗心胸疼痛，咳嗽气逆，吐出脓液，食欲不振。选取天井穴。
治疗吐血以及痰液像白胶一样粘稠。选取紫宫穴。
《资生经》说：积证主要属于脏病，聚证主要属于腑病。所谓“积”，是饮食停滞结聚不散；所谓“聚”，是伏留的痰结聚而不化。痰饮潜伏在上膈，会导致头目眩晕疼痛，经常流出清稀涎唾，或者引起潮热。用平胃散、乌金丸治疗。这种论述很有道理，所以一并记载于此（出自名医贾氏录云）。
治疗热病，胸中有痰饮，腹部胀满突然剧痛，神志恍惚不认识人（出自《资生经》）。选取巨阙穴。
治疗积聚停留的饮邪，胸部胀满，食物不消化。选取通谷穴。
治疗痰癖（痰饮停聚胁下形成的癖块）。选取不容穴。
治疗寒痰。选取少冲穴。
治疗痰沫导致胸中疼痛，无法喘息。选取浮白穴。
治疗膈胃寒痰，饮酒损伤，酒风引发脑部症状，两侧角部强痛，不能进食，烦闷呕吐不止。选取率谷穴。
治疗癫疾吐出涎沫。选取本神穴。
治疗涎沫。选取丝竹空穴。
治疗流涎。选取然谷穴、复溜穴。
治疗涎出不止。选取阴谷穴。
治疗痰饮导致的呕吐逆气，出汗，寒热交替，骨痛，虚胀支撑满闷，痰疟。选取膈俞穴。
治疗痰闷。选取胆俞穴。
治疗痰多、吐出涎液。选取上脘穴。
治疗积聚停留的饮邪。选取通谷穴，采用灸法。
治疗不自觉流出涎液。选取下廉穴。
治疗吐沫。选取少海穴、兑端穴、本神穴。
治疗呕吐涎沫。选取丝竹空穴、通谷穴、商丘穴。
治疗呕吐涎沫。选取兑端穴。
治疗吐出涎液。选取温溜穴。
治疗沫出。选取上关穴。
治疗流涎多、口吐涎沫。选取云门穴。
治疗口吐大量浑浊泡沫。选取库房穴。
治疗呕吐涎沫伴喘息。选取廉泉穴。
王氏说：痰涎等病症，种类繁多，不胜枚举。只有劳瘵（肺结核类消耗性疾病）伴有痰证，是最难治疗的。适宜灸膏肓穴，只要艾灸的壮数足够多，应当会有疗效。
肾病患者食后吐水，可以灸肺俞穴，又灸三阴交穴、期门穴，这是泻肺补肾的方法。各穴位根据患者年龄决定艾灸的壮数。既然痰涎有类似这种情况的，又应当用这种方法来灸治。
治疗胸中痰饮，蛊毒，霍乱，惊悸，腹部胀满突然剧痛，神志恍惚不止，呕吐逆气不能进食。针刺巨阙穴，使用毫针针刺入六分即停止。此穴在化气除涎方面效果极佳。其次针刺足阳明经的足三里两穴，当时即可痊愈。
治疗口吐涎沫。选取天容穴。
治疗痰涎壅塞，声音像拉锯一样，服药无效。灸关元穴、丹田穴。
Treat coughing up turbid nasal discharge (from *Zisheng Jing*). Select Zhongfu (LU-1).
Treat excessive spitting of turbid froth and pus-blood. Select Fukuang (ST-14).
Treat coughing up thick purulent sputum. Select Zhourong (ST-23).
Treat abdominal fullness with salivation. Select Shaoshang (LU-11).
Treat salivation. Select Baihui (DU-20).
Treat vomiting of frothy saliva. Select Shiguan (KI-18).
Treat lung-cold cough with expectoration of pus. Select Fukuang (ST-14).
Treat vomiting of frothy saliva and preference for drooling. Select Youmen (KI-21).
Treat stiff spine unable to flex with excessive salivation. Select Shiguan (KI-18).
Treat excessive salivation. Select Riyue (GB-24).
Treat pain in the chest and heart, cough with rebellious Qi, expectoration of pus, and loss of appetite. Select Tianjing (TE-10).
Treat hematemesis and sputum resembling white glue. Select Zigong (RN-19).
*Zisheng Jing* states: "Ji" (accumulation) primarily pertains to Zang organ diseases, while "Ju" (aggregation) primarily pertains to Fu organ diseases. "Ji" refers to food stagnation that knots and does not dissipate; "Ju" refers to latent phlegm that aggregates without transforming. When phlegm-fluids lie hidden in the upper diaphragm, they cause dizziness and pain in the head and eyes, frequent clear salivation, or tidal fever. Treat with Pingwei San (Regularize the Stomach Powder) and Wujin Wan (Black Gold Pill). This discussion is reasonable, so it is recorded here together (cited from *Mingyi Jia Lu* by Famous Physician Jia).
Treat febrile disease with phlegm-fluids in the chest, sudden severe abdominal distension and pain, and mental confusion where one does not recognize people (from *Zisheng Jing*). Select Juque (RN-14).
Treat accumulated retention of fluids, chest fullness, and indigestion. Select Tonggu (BL-40).
Treat Tanpi (phlegm-mass/parasthesia due to phlegm retention). Select Burong (ST-20).
Treat cold-phlegm. Select Shaochong (HT-9).
Treat chest pain caused by phlegm-froth, inability to breathe easily. Select Fubai (GB-5).
Treat diaphragm-stomach cold-phlegm, damage from alcohol, wind-alcohol causing brain symptoms, stiffness and pain in both temples, inability to eat, irritability, fullness, and incessant vomiting. Select Lvgu (GB-8).
Treat epilepsy with expectoration of salivary foam. Select Benshen (GB-13).
Treat salivary foam. Select Sizhukong (TE-23).
Treat salivation. Select RanGu (KI-2), Fuliu (KI-7).
Treat uncontrollable salivation. Select YinGu (KI-10).
Treat vomiting and reflux due to phlegm-fluids, sweating, alternating chills and fever, bone pain, deficiency bloating with distending fullness, phlegm-malaria. Select GeShu (BL-17).
Treat phlegm oppression. Select DanShu (BL-18).
Treat excessive phlegm and expectoration of saliva. Select Shangwan (RN-13).
Treat accumulated retention of fluids. Select Tonggu (BL-40), apply moxibustion.
Treat unconscious leakage of saliva. Select XiaLian (SI-8).
Treat expectoration of froth. Select ShaoHai (HT-3), DuiDuan (REN-26), Benshen (GB-13).
Treat vomiting of frothy saliva. Select Sizhukong (TE-23), Tonggu (BL-40), Shangqiu (SP-5).
Treat vomiting of frothy saliva. Select DuiDuan (REN-26).
Treat expectoration of saliva. Select Wenliu (LI-7).
Treat emergence of froth. Select ShangGuan (ST-3).
Treat excessive salivation and spitting of saliva. Select Yunmen (LU-2).
Treat excessive spitting of turbid froth. Select Fukuang (ST-14).
Treat vomiting of frothy saliva with panting. Select Lianquan (REN-23).
Wang Shi says: Phlegm and saliva syndromes are numerous and varied. Among them, phlegm associated with Laozai (consumption disease/tuberculosis) is the most difficult to treat. It is advisable to moxa Gohuang (BL-43). Once the number of moxa cones is sufficient, there should be a therapeutic effect.
For kidney patients who vomit water after eating, moxa Feishu (BL-13), and also moxa Sanyinjiao (SP-6) and Qimen (LR-14). This method drains Lung Qi and tonifies Kidney essence. The number of moxa cones for each point should correspond to the patient's age. Since some phlegm-saliva conditions resemble this, this moxibustion method should also be applied.
Treat phlegm-fluids in the chest, Gu poison (parasitic toxicity), Huoluan (cholera-like syndrome), palpitations, sudden severe abdominal distension and pain, persistent mental confusion, vomiting and refusal to eat. Puncture Juque (RN-14). Use a filiform needle inserted 6 fen deep, then stop. This point is excellent for transforming Qi and eliminating saliva. Subsequently puncture Zusanli (ST-36) on both sides of the Foot-Yangming Meridian; recovery will be immediate.
Treat spitting of saliva. Select Tianrong (SI-17).
Treat phlegm-saliva obstruction with sounds like sawing, unresponsive to medication. Moxa Guanyuan (RN-4), Tiantan (CV-17/Mingmen area depending on context, usually Ren-12 or similar midline points, but text says Tiantan/Dantian - likely referring to lower Dantian/Ren-4 area or specific local point, keeping as Tiantan per text literal translation but noting Dantian is often CV-4/CV-6 region. Text says "Guan Yuan, Dantian"). *Correction*: Text says "Guan Yuan, Dantian". I will translate as Guanyuan (RN-4) and Dantian (lower abdomen region, often synonymous with Guanyuan or Qihai in general context, but listed separately here).