前如内者，足厥阴也。动，苦少腹痛，月经不利，子脏闭。前如内者，足厥阴也。动，苦少腹痛与腰相连，
大便不利，小便难，茎中痛，女子月水不利，阴中寒，子门壅绝内，少腹急；男子疝气，两丸上入，淋也。针入六分，
却至三分。中央如内者，足太阴也。动，苦胃中痛，食不下，咳唾有血，足胫寒，少气，身重，从腰上状如居水中。中
央如内者，足太阴也。动，苦腹满，上脘有寒，食不下，病以饮食得之。沉涩者，苦身重，四肢不动，食不化，烦满，
不能卧，足胫痛，苦寒，时咳血，泄利黄。针入六分，却至三分。后如内者，足少阴也。动，苦少腹痛，与心相引背痛，
淋。从高堕下，伤于内小便血。
后如内者，足少阴也。动，苦小腹痛，与心相引背痛，淋。从高堕下，伤于尻内，便血里急，月水来，上抢心，胸
胁满拘急，股里急也。针入六分，却至三分。
前部左右弹者，阳跷也。动，苦腰背痛，微涩为风痫。取阳跷。前部左右弹者，阳跷也。动，苦腰痛，
癫痫，恶风，偏枯，僵仆羊鸣， 痹，皮肤身体强（一作淫）痹。直取阳跷，在外踝上三寸，直绝骨是。中部左右弹者，
带脉也。动，苦少腹痛引命门，女子月水不来，绝继复下止，阴辟寒，令人无子，男子苦少腹拘急，或失精也。后部左
右弹者阴跷也。动，苦癫痫，寒热，皮肤强（一作淫）痹。后部左右弹者，阴跷也。动，苦少腹痛，里急，腰及髋 下
相连阴中痛，男子阴疝，女子漏下不止。
在脉位的前部、向内按压处，对应的是足厥阴肝经。若此处脉动异常，患者会遭受少腹疼痛之苦，伴有月经不畅、子宫闭塞的症状。再次强调，前部向内按压处为足厥阴肝经。若脉动异常，患者不仅少腹疼痛且痛感牵连腰部，同时伴有大便不通、小便困难、尿道刺痛；女性表现为月经不调、外阴寒冷、子门闭塞不通，导致少腹部拘急；男性则表现为疝气，睾丸上缩入腹，以及淋证。针刺深度为六分，退针至三分。
在脉位的中央、向内按压处，对应的是足太阴脾经。若此处脉动异常，患者会遭受胃中疼痛之苦，饮食难下，咳嗽唾血，小腿发冷，气短，身体沉重，感觉如同坐在水中一般从腰部以上受寒湿困扰。再次强调，中央向内按压处为足太阴脾经。若脉动异常，患者腹部胀满，上脘部位有寒邪，饮食不下，此病多由饮食不当引起。若脉象沉涩，患者身体沉重，四肢不能活动，食物不消化，心烦胸满，无法安卧，小腿疼痛，畏寒，时常咳血，泄泻且大便色黄。针刺深度为六分，退针至三分。
在脉位的后部、向内按压处，对应的是足少阴肾经。若此处脉动异常，患者会遭受少腹疼痛之苦，疼痛牵引心脏及背部，并伴有淋证。若从高处置坠落，内伤导致小便出血。再次强调，后部向内按压处为足少阴肾经。若脉动异常，患者小腹痛，疼痛牵引心脏及背部，伴有淋证。若从高处置坠落，内伤臀部内部，导致便血、里急后重，月经来潮时气血上冲心胸，胸部胁肋部胀满拘急，大腿内侧拘急。针刺深度为六分，退针至三分。
在前部左右搏动明显处，对应的是阳跷脉。若此处脉动异常，患者腰背疼痛，脉微涩则为风痫。治疗应取阳跷脉。再次强调，前部左右搏动处为阳跷脉。若脉动异常，患者腰痛，癫痫，恶风，半身不遂，突然僵倒并发出羊叫声，痹证，皮肤身体强直（另一版本作“淫”）痹。直接取阳跷脉，穴位在外踝上三寸，直对绝骨处。
在中部左右搏动明显处，对应的是带脉。若此处脉动异常，患者少腹疼痛牵引命门，女性月经不来，或断断续续后停止，外阴寒冷，导致不孕；男性少腹拘急，或遗精。
在后部左右搏动明显处，对应的是阴跷脉。若此处脉动异常，患者癫痫，寒热往来，皮肤身体强直（另一版本作“淫”）痹。再次强调，后部左右搏动处为阴跷脉。若脉动异常，患者少腹痛，里急，腰部及髋部下方与外阴相连处疼痛，男性阴疝，女性漏下不止。
At the anterior position, pressing inward, corresponds to the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian (Zu Jue Yin Gan Jing). If there is abnormal pulsation here, the patient suffers from lower abdominal pain, irregular menstruation, and closure of the uterus (Zi Zang). Again, at the anterior position, pressing inward, is the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian. If there is abnormal pulsation, the patient suffers from lower abdominal pain radiating to the waist, difficulty in defecation, dysuria, pain in the urethra; women present with irregular menstruation, coldness in the vagina, obstruction of the cervical os (Zi Men), leading to urgency in the lower abdomen; men present with hernia (Shan Qi), retraction of the testes into the abdomen, and strangury (Lin Zheng). Needle insertion depth is six fen, withdrawing to three fen.
At the central position, pressing inward, corresponds to the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian (Zu Tai Yin Pi Jing). If there is abnormal pulsation here, the patient suffers from epigastric pain, inability to eat, coughing up blood, coldness in the calves, shortness of breath, heaviness of the body, feeling as if sitting in water from the waist upward. Again, at the central position, pressing inward, is the Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian. If there is abnormal pulsation, the patient presents with abdominal fullness, coldness in the upper epigastrium (Shang Wan), inability to eat, a condition caused by dietary indiscretion. If the pulse is deep and choppy (Chen Se), the patient suffers from heaviness of the body, immobility of the four limbs, indigestion, vexation and chest fullness, inability to lie down, calf pain, aversion to cold, occasional hemoptysis, and yellow diarrhea. Needle insertion depth is six fen, withdrawing to three fen.
At the posterior position, pressing inward, corresponds to the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian (Zu Shao Yin Shen Jing). If there is abnormal pulsation here, the patient suffers from lower abdominal pain radiating to the heart and back, accompanied by strangury. Falling from a height causing internal injury leads to hematuria. Again, at the posterior position, pressing inward, is the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian. If there is abnormal pulsation, the patient suffers from lower abdominal pain radiating to the heart and back, accompanied by strangury. Falling from a height causing internal injury to the buttocks leads to hematochezia, tenesmus, and when menstruation arrives, qi rushing to the heart, chest and hypochondriac fullness and stiffness, and stiffness in the inner thighs. Needle insertion depth is six fen, withdrawing to three fen.
At the anterior position where pulsation is felt on both left and right sides, corresponds to the Yang Qiao Mai (Yang Heel Vessel). If there is abnormal pulsation here, the patient suffers from back and waist pain; a slightly choppy pulse indicates wind-phlegm epilepsy (Feng Xian). Treatment should target the Yang Qiao Mai. Again, at the anterior position where pulsation is felt on both sides, is the Yang Qiao Mai. If there is abnormal pulsation, the patient suffers from waist pain, epilepsy, aversion to wind, hemiplegia (Pian Ku), sudden collapse with baaing like a sheep, bi syndrome, and rigidity of the skin and body (alternative reading: excessive bi syndrome). Directly treat the Yang Qiao Mai, located three cun above the lateral malleolus, directly opposite the Juegu point.
At the central position where pulsation is felt on both left and right sides, corresponds to the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel). If there is abnormal pulsation here, the patient suffers from lower abdominal pain radiating to the Mingmen point; women present with amenorrhea, or intermittent bleeding that subsequently stops, coldness in the yin region, leading to infertility; men suffer from lower abdominal stiffness or seminal emission.
At the posterior position where pulsation is felt on both left and right sides, corresponds to the Yin Qiao Mai (Yin Heel Vessel). If there is abnormal pulsation here, the patient suffers from epilepsy, alternating chills and fever, and rigidity of the skin and body (alternative reading: excessive bi syndrome). Again, at the posterior position where pulsation is felt on both sides, is the Yin Qiao Mai. If there is abnormal pulsation, the patient suffers from lower abdominal pain, tenesmus, pain connecting the waist and hip area to the external genitalia; men present with yin hernia, women present with continuous leukorrhea or metrorrhagia (Lou Xia).