在第三椎下。灸五壮。主癫疾，螈 ，怒欲杀人，身热狂走，谵言见鬼，恍惚不乐，胸
热口干，烦渴喘息，头痛，吐而不出。
在第五椎节下间，俯而取之。灸三壮。主腰脊急强，寒疟恍惚，悲愁健忘，惊悸。主寒
热头痛，进退往来，热喘目痛，视物无明。
在第六椎节下间，俯而取之(灸三壮)。主热病脾热，温疟汗不出(原注∶出《素问》)。
在第七椎节下间，俯而取之。灸三壮。主寒热解烂，淫泺，胫酸，四肢重痛，少气难言
在第九椎下间。俯而取之。灸三壮。主惊痫狂走，癫疾，脊急强，目转上插。
在第十一椎(原注∶又名神宗、脊中)。不灸。
在第十三椎节下间。灸三壮。主腰脊不得屈伸，强，腹中上下积气，水谷不化，下痢。
在第十四椎下，俯而取之。灸三壮(原注∶又名属累)。主头痛如破，身热如火，汗不出
在二十一椎节下陷中(原注∶又名背解、髓孔、腰柱、腰户)。挺身腹地舒身，两手相重
支额
，纵四体，然后乃取之。灸七壮。四十九壮止。忌房事。主腰髋疼，腰脊强不得回转，温疟
，疟。
在脊 端，为穷骨下宛宛中(原注∶又名气之阴 、龟尾)。其穴趺地取之乃得。日灸三
十壮
至二百壮。慎房事。此痔根本，忌冷。主心痛气短，肠风下血，五痔疳蚀，小儿脱肛泻血，
秋深不较，惊痫，螈 ，多吐□，惊恐失精，瞻视不明，眵 ，头重，洞泄，腰脊急僵，
脊痛寒痉反折。主癫疾。
位于第三椎骨下方。施灸五壮。主治癫疾，抽搐，发怒欲杀人，身体发热、狂乱奔走，胡言乱语、看见鬼怪，神志恍惚、心情不悦，胸部发热、口干，烦躁口渴、喘息，头痛，呕吐却吐不出来。
位于第五椎节下方的间隙，需俯身取穴。施灸三壮。主治腰脊拘急强直，寒疟导致的神志恍惚，悲伤忧愁、健忘，惊悸。主治寒热交替的头痛，症状进退往来，热喘、目痛，视物不清。
位于第六椎节下方的间隙，需俯身取穴（施灸三壮）。主治热病中的脾热，温疟无汗（原注：出自《素问》）。
位于第七椎节下方的间隙，需俯身取穴。施灸三壮。主治寒热解烂（指皮肤溃烂或寒热交作导致的肌肤松弛），肢体酸痛无力，小腿酸软，四肢沉重疼痛，气短、言语困难。
位于第九椎下方的间隙。俯身取穴。施灸三壮。主治惊痫、狂乱奔走，癫疾，脊背拘急强直，眼球上翻。
位于第十一椎（原注：又名神宗、脊中）。不施灸。
位于第十三椎节下方的间隙。施灸三壮。主治腰脊不能屈伸，僵硬，腹中上下积聚之气，水谷不消化，腹泻痢疾。
位于第十四椎下方，俯身取穴。施灸三壮（原注：又名属累）。主治头痛如裂，身体发热如火，无汗。
位于第十六椎节下方的间隙，伏身取穴。施灸三壮。主治小腿痹证、麻木不仁。
位于第二十一椎节下的凹陷处（原注：又名背解、髓孔、腰柱、腰户）。挺直身体，腹部舒展，两手交叉支撑额头，伸展四肢，然后才取穴。施灸七壮，累计四十九壮为止。忌房事。主治腰髋疼痛，腰脊僵硬不能回转，温疟，疟疾。
在脊柱末端，即穷骨下方的凹陷中（原注：又名气之阴、龟尾）。此穴需蹲地取穴才能找到。每日施灸三十壮至二百壮。慎戒房事。这是痔疮的根本病因所在，忌食生冷。主治心痛、气短，肠风下血，五种痔疾及疳蚀，小儿脱肛泻血，深秋时节病情未愈，惊痫，抽搐，多吐，惊恐失精，视力模糊，眼屎增多，头重，洞泄（严重腹泻），腰脊拘急僵硬，脊痛、寒痉、角弓反张。主治癫疾。
Located below the third vertebra. Moxibustion: five moxa cones (Zhuang). Indications: Epilepsy (Dianji), convulsions (Yuan), anger with intent to kill, feverish body with manic running, delirious speech and hallucinations of seeing ghosts, mental confusion and unhappiness, chest heat and dry mouth, irritability, thirst, panting, headache, vomiting without expulsion.
Located in the interspace below the fifth vertebral segment. Take the point while bending forward. Moxibustion: three moxa cones (Zhuang). Indications: Acute stiffness and rigidity of the waist and spine, cold malaria with mental confusion, sadness, worry, amnesia, palpitations due to fright. Also indicates headache with alternating chills and fever, paroxysmal symptoms, panting due to heat, eye pain, and blurred vision.
Located in the interspace below the sixth vertebral segment. Take the point while bending forward (Moxibustion: three moxa cones [Zhuang]). Indications: Heat diseases involving spleen heat, warm malaria with absence of sweating (Original note: From *Suwen*).
Located in the interspace below the seventh vertebral segment. Take the point while bending forward. Moxibustion: three moxa cones (Zhuang). Indications: Chills and fever leading to skin ulceration or flaccidity, generalized soreness and weakness, soreness of the shins, heaviness and pain in the four limbs, shortness of breath and difficulty in speaking.
Located in the interspace below the ninth vertebra. Take the point while bending forward. Moxibustion: three moxa cones (Zhuang). Indications: Fright epilepsy, manic running, epilepsy, acute stiffness and rigidity of the spine, upward deviation of the eyes.
Located at the eleventh vertebra (Original note: Also known as Shenzong, Jizhong). Do not apply moxibustion.
Located in the interspace below the thirteenth vertebral segment. Moxibustion: three moxa cones (Zhuang). Indications: Inability to flex and extend the waist and spine, stiffness, accumulation of qi moving up and down in the abdomen, indigestion of water and grain, dysentery.
Located below the fourteenth vertebra. Take the point while bending forward. Moxibustion: three moxa cones (Zhuang) (Original note: Also known as Shulei). Indications: Headache as if splitting, body heat like fire, absence of sweating.
Located in the interspace below the sixteenth vertebral segment. Take the point while lying prone. Moxibustion: three moxa cones (Zhuang). Indications: Bi syndrome of the shins with numbness and insensitivity.
Located in the depression below the twenty-first vertebral segment (Original note: Also known as Baijie, Sukong, Yaozhu, Yaohu). Straighten the body, relax the abdomen, cross both hands to support the forehead, stretch the four limbs, then take the point. Moxibustion: seven moxa cones (Zhuang), up to a total of forty-nine moxa cones (Zhuang). Avoid sexual intercourse. Indications: Pain in the loins and hips, stiffness of the waist and spine preventing rotation, warm malaria, malaria.
At the end of the spine, in the depression below the coccyx (Original note: Also known as Qi Zhiyin, Weitui). The point is obtained by squatting on the ground. Daily moxibustion: thirty to two hundred moxa cones (Zhuang). Guard against sexual intercourse. This is the root cause of hemorrhoids; avoid cold foods. Indications: Heart pain and shortness of breath, intestinal wind with bleeding, five types of hemorrhoids with gangrenous erosion, pediatric rectal prolapse with bloody stool, persistent conditions in late autumn, fright epilepsy, convulsions, excessive vomiting, fright causing loss of essence, blurred vision, increased eye discharge, heavy head, profuse diarrhea, acute stiffness of the waist and spine, back pain, cold spasms, opisthotonos. Indicates epilepsy.