在大横外，直脐，季肋端，侧卧，屈上足，伸下足，举臂取之(原注∶又名长平、胁 )
。灸
百壮。主肠鸣，盈盈然，食不下，胁痛不得卧，烦热口干，不嗜食，胸胁支满，喘息心痛，
不得转侧，伤饱身黄，羸瘦贲豚，腹肿脊强，四肢懈惰，善恐少气，厥逆，肩臂不举，咳逆
吐食，哕噫，食入还出，热中，苦吞而闻食臭，寒中，洞泄不化，胸满，呕无所出，身润，
石水，身肿，诸漏。
在监骨腰中，季胁本，侠脊。(原注∶又名气俞、气府)。(灸三壮。)主腰痛不得俯仰，
寒热 胀，引背不得息，水道不利，溺黄，小腹急痛肿，肠鸣洞泄，髀枢引痛，肩背寒痉，肩甲
内廉痛，脊痉反折，体痛。
在季肋下一寸八分。灸五壮。主妇人小腹坚痛，月脉不调，带下赤白，里急，螈 。
在带脉下三寸。一云水道下一寸半。灸五壮。主男子寒疝，阴卵上入小腹痛，妇人赤白
在章门下五寸三分。灸三壮。主呕逆不止，三焦不调，水肿，不嗜食，咳逆不止。
位于大横穴外侧，与肚脐水平对齐，季肋末端。取穴时侧卧，屈曲上方腿，伸直下方腿，举起手臂以定位（原注：又名长平、胁）。施灸一百壮。主治肠鸣，腹部充盈有声，饮食不下，胁痛无法平卧，烦热口干，食欲不振，胸胁胀满支撑感，喘息伴心痛，身体不能转动侧身，因饱食过度导致身体发黄，消瘦及奔豚气，腹部肿胀脊柱僵硬，四肢懈怠无力，易惊恐且气短，厥逆，肩臂无法抬起，咳嗽气逆呕吐食物，呃逆嗳气，食物吃下后又吐出，中焦有热，苦于吞咽并闻到食物气味，中焦有寒，完谷不化的洞泄，胸满，欲呕而无物可吐，身体湿润，石水，全身浮肿，各种瘘管。
位于监骨腰部中间，季肋根部，紧贴脊柱。（原注：又名气俞、气府）。（施灸三壮。）主治腰痛无法俯仰，寒热交替腹胀，疼痛牵引背部导致呼吸困难，水道不通利，小便黄，小腹急痛肿胀，肠鸣洞泄，髋关节牵引疼痛，肩背寒冷痉挛，肩胛内侧疼痛，脊柱强直反折，全身疼痛。
位于季肋下一寸八分。施灸五壮。主治妇女小腹坚硬疼痛，月经不调，白带赤白相间，里急后重，抽搐。
位于带脉下三寸。另一种说法是水道穴下一寸半。施灸五壮。主治男子寒疝，阴囊上缩入小腹引起疼痛，妇女赤白带下。
位于章门穴下五寸三分。施灸三壮。主治呕吐气逆不止，三焦功能失调，水肿，食欲不振，咳嗽气逆不止。
位于长平穴下八寸三分，监骨上方的凹陷处。施灸三壮。主治腰部疼痛牵引小腹，肩部疼痛牵引胸臂拘挛紧急，手臂无法抬起直至肩部。
位于腋下三寸的宛宛之中。举起手臂即可找到（原注：又名渊腋）。不施灸。
位于泉腋下三寸。这是脾的大络脉，分布于胸胁中，出于第九肋骨间隙。施灸三壮。主治腹中有大气，气息不能顺畅呼吸，胸胁内部疼痛，实证则全身疼痛，虚证则所有筋脉松弛纵缓。
Located lateral to the Dahuang (SP15) acupoint, directly aligned with the umbilicus, at the end of the costal margin. To locate, lie on the side, flex the upper leg, extend the lower leg, and raise the arm (Original note: also known as Changping, Xie). Moxibustion: 100 moxa cones. Indications: Borborygmus (intestinal rumbling), abdominal fullness with audible sounds, inability to eat, hypochondriac pain preventing lying flat, irritability, heat, dry mouth, loss of appetite, chest and hypochondriac distension and fullness, panting accompanied by heart pain, inability to turn or change position, jaundice due to overeating, emaciation, and Ben Tun (running piglet syndrome), abdominal swelling with spinal stiffness, flaccidity of the four limbs, frequent fear and shortness of breath, Jue Ni (cold extremities), inability to lift shoulders and arms, cough with qi rebellion and vomiting food, hiccups and belching, regurgitation of ingested food, Heat in the Middle Jiao, distress from swallowing and smelling food odors, Cold in the Middle Jiao, severe diarrhea with undigested food, chest fullness, retching without vomitus, moist skin, Shi Shui (stone water edema), generalized edema, various fistulas.
Located in the middle of the lumbar region of the Jian Gu (iliac crest), at the root of the costal margin, adjacent to the spine. (Original note: also known as Qishu, Qifu). (Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones.) Indications: Low back pain preventing flexion and extension, alternating chills and fever with abdominal distension, pain radiating to the back causing dyspnea, dysfunction of the water passages, yellow urine, acute pain and swelling in the lower abdomen, borborygmus and severe diarrhea, pain radiating from the hip pivot, cold and spasms of the shoulder and back, pain along the medial border of the scapula, spinal rigidity and opisthotonos, generalized body pain.
Located 1.8 cun below the end of the costal margin. Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Hard and painful lower abdomen in women, irregular menstruation, leukorrhea with red and white discharge, tenesmus, convulsions.
Located 3 cun below the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel). Another source states 1.5 cun below the Shuidao (ST28) acupoint. Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Han Shan (cold hernia) in men, retraction of the testicles into the lower abdomen causing pain, red and white leukorrhea in women.
Located 5.3 cun below the Zhangmen (LR13) acupoint. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Incessant vomiting and qi rebellion, dysfunction of the San Jiao (Triple Burner), edema, loss of appetite, incessant cough with qi rebellion.
Located 8.3 cun below the Changping point, in the depression above the Jian Gu (iliac crest). Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Low back pain radiating to the lower abdomen, shoulder pain radiating to the chest and arm causing spasm and urgency, inability to raise the arm up to the shoulder.
Located in the hollow 3 cun below the axilla. Locate by raising the arm (Original note: also known as Yuanye GB22). No moxibustion.
Located 3 cun below the Quan Xia area. This is the Large Luo vessel of the Spleen, distributing within the chest and hypochondrium, emerging between the ninth ribs. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Accumulation of large Qi in the abdomen causing inability to breathe smoothly, internal pain in the chest and hypochondrium; in excess conditions, generalized body pain; in deficiency conditions, flaccidity of all sinews.