在掌后兑骨端，陷者中。灸七壮。主笑若狂。主手掣挛急。主遗溺。主喉痹心痛，数噫
，恐
怖，少气不足。主疟，心烦甚，欲得饮冷，恶寒则欲处温中，咽干不嗜食，手臂寒，喘逆身
热，狂，悲哭，大小人五痫。
在腕后动脉中，去腕半寸。灸七壮。主气惊心痛。主失喑不能言，洒淅振寒，厥逆，霍
乱，胸中满，衄血、惊恐。
在腕后一寸。灸三壮。主头眩痛，目眩，面赤面热，心悸，肘腕酸重。及暴哑不能言，
少气
，热病烦心，心中懊 ，数欠频伸，心下悸，悲恐。主遗溺。主热病先不乐数日。主臂
痛，实则支肿，虚则不能言。
在掌后一寸半。灸三壮。主心痛，悲恐，相引螈 。主肘挛，柱满。主暴喑不能言语。
在肘内廉节后陷中。灸三壮。主头痛，汗出，寒热，不恶寒。主肩臂不举，不能带衣，
项强
急痛，不可以顾。主龋齿。主气逆，呼吸噫哕呕，羊癫疾，羊痫吐舌，羊鸣，疾颈。主手臂
挛。主疟，振寒，项痛引肘腋，痛引少腹中，四肢不举。主目眩发狂，目黄，胁痛。
在腋下筋间，动脉入胸。灸七壮。主心痛，干呕，四肢不收，咽干烦渴，臂肘厥寒，胁
下满。
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在足大指端内侧，去爪甲如韭叶。灸三壮。主腹满，喜呕吐。主腹中寒冷、气胀，喘不
得安
卧。主饮渴。主胫中寒热，足寒不能温。主卒尸厥不知人，脉动如故，胸中痛，食不下，暴
泄衄血。
位于手掌后尺侧高骨（豌豆骨）的末端，凹陷处。施灸七壮。主治狂笑如癫狂。主治手臂抽搐拘挛。主治遗尿。主治喉痹、心痛、频繁嗳气、恐惧害怕、气短乏力。主治疟疾，心烦严重，想喝冷饮，怕冷则想待在温暖的地方，咽干不想吃东西，手臂发凉，气喘逆上、身体发热，癫狂，悲哭，大人和小孩的癫痫五种类型。
位于腕后动脉搏动处，距离手腕半寸。施灸七壮。主治因气机紊乱引起的心痛。主治失音不能说话，战栗恶寒，四肢厥冷，霍乱，胸中胀满，鼻出血、惊恐。
位于腕后一寸处。施灸三壮。主治头晕头痛，眼花，面色红赤发热，心悸，肘部和手腕酸重。以及突然失音不能说话，气短，热病心烦，心中烦闷懊恼，频繁打哈欠伸懒腰，心下悸动，悲伤恐惧。主治遗尿。主治热病前几天先感到不快乐。主治手臂疼痛，实证表现为肢体肿胀，虚证表现为不能说话。
位于手掌后一寸半处。施灸三壮。主治心痛，悲伤恐惧，相互牵引导致肌肉抽搐。主治肘部拘挛，胸部胀满。主治突然失音不能言语。
位于肘内侧关节后的凹陷处。施灸三壮。主治头痛，出汗，寒热往来，不怕冷。主治肩臂不能抬起，不能穿衣戴帽，颈项强急疼痛，不能回头。主治龋齿。主治气逆，呼吸时嗳气呃逆呕吐，羊癫疯，羊痫风吐舌头，发出羊叫声，颈部僵硬。主治手臂拘挛。主治疟疾，战栗恶寒，颈痛牵连肘腋，疼痛牵连小腹中，四肢不能抬起。主治眼花发狂，目黄，胁痛。
位于腋下筋脉之间，动脉进入胸部处。施灸七壮。主治心痛，干呕，四肢无力不收摄，咽干烦躁口渴，手臂肘部厥冷发寒，胁下胀满。
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位于足大趾内侧端，距离趾甲角约韭菜叶宽度。施灸三壮。主治腹部胀满，喜欢呕吐。主治腹中寒冷、气胀，喘息不能安稳躺卧。主治饮水口渴。主治小腿中寒热，脚冷无法温暖。主治突然尸厥不知人事，脉搏跳动如常，胸中痛，饮食不下，暴发性腹泻、鼻出血。
Located at the end of the ulnar styloid process (pisiform bone) on the posterior aspect of the palm, in the depression. Moxibustion: 7 moxa cones. Indications: Manic laughter resembling madness; spasmodic contraction and cramping of the hands and arms; enuresis; bi-syndrome of the throat, heart pain, frequent belching, fear and terror, shortness of breath and deficiency of Qi. Malaria with severe mental restlessness, desire for cold drinks, aversion to cold leading to a preference for warm environments, dry throat, anorexia, coldness of the arms, wheezing and upward reversal of Qi, fever, mania, weeping and crying, and five types of epilepsy in both adults and children.
Located in the artery behind the wrist, half cun distal to the wrist crease. Moxibustion: 7 moxa cones. Indications: Heart pain caused by Qi disturbance; aphonia and inability to speak; shivering and aversion to cold; cold extremities; cholera-like syndrome; chest fullness; epistaxis; fright and panic.
Located one cun distal to the wrist. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Dizziness and headache; blurred vision; red and hot face; palpitations; soreness and heaviness of the elbow and wrist; sudden aphonia and inability to speak; shortness of breath; mental restlessness in febrile diseases; deep mental distress and discomfort; frequent yawning and stretching; palpitation in the epigastrium; sadness and fear; enuresis; initial malaise and unhappiness preceding febrile diseases by several days; arm pain; excess pattern presenting with swelling of the limbs; deficiency pattern presenting with inability to speak.
Located one and a half cun distal to the palm/wrist area. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Heart pain; sadness and fear; muscle twitching and convulsions triggered by mutual attraction; elbow contracture; chest fullness; sudden aphonia and inability to speak.
Located in the depression posterior to the medial epicondyle of the humerus. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Headache; sweating; alternating chills and fever; absence of aversion to cold; inability to raise the shoulder and arm; difficulty dressing; stiffness, tension, and pain in the neck and nape, inability to turn the head; dental caries; rebellious Qi with belching, hiccups, and vomiting; epilepsy (yang-type), characterized by tongue protrusion during sheep-epilepsy attacks, bleating sounds, and stiff neck; arm contracture; malaria with chills, neck pain radiating to the elbow and axilla, pain radiating to the lower abdomen, and immobility of the four limbs; dizziness, mania, jaundice, and hypochondriac pain.
Located between the tendons in the axilla, where the artery enters the chest. Moxibustion: 7 moxa cones. Indications: Heart pain; dry retching; flaccidity and inability to control the four limbs; dry throat with irritability and thirst; cold extremities of the arms and elbows; fullness below the ribs.
[Illustration: Meridian Chart of Foot-Taiyin Spleen Channel of a Upright Person]
Located at the medial tip of the great toe, approximately the width of a leek leaf from the nail corner. Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Abdominal fullness; tendency to vomit; abdominal coldness and Qi distension; asthma and inability to lie down comfortably; excessive drinking and thirst; cold and heat sensations in the shins; cold feet that cannot be warmed; sudden syncope (corpse-like coma) with consciousness lost but pulse remaining active; chest pain; inability to eat; sudden diarrhea and epistaxis.