在脐下三寸。灸三十壮，十日灸三百壮止(原注∶又名次关、下纪)。主脐下KT 痛，小便
赤淋
不觉遗沥，小便处痛，状如散火，尿如血色；脐下积血，状如覆杯，妇人带下，因产恶露不
止，断绪，产道及胁下胀。及小腹热而偏痛，寒气入腹。及石淋，脐下三十六疾，不得小便
。及伤中尿血，胞转气淋。又主小便数，及泄痢不止，小便满，石水。及贲豚气入小腹，暴
疝痛，身热头痛，进退往来。
在脐下四寸(原注∶又名玉泉、气源)。日灸 三七壮，至三百壮止。主淋，小便赤，尿
道痛
，脐下结块如覆杯，妇人因产得恶露不止，遂成疝瘕；或因月事不调，血结成块，拘挛腹疝
，月水不下，乳余疾，绝子，阴痒，子门不端，小腹苦寒，贲豚抢心，饥不能食，腹胀，经
闭不通，小便不利，及失精。及主恍惚尸厥，烦痛。及主小腹积聚，坚之如石，及饥不能食
。
在横骨之上，中极下一寸，毛际陷中(原注∶又名屈骨)。(灸三壮)。主小腹胀，血癃，
小便难。
主疝，小腹痛，妇人赤白带下。
在大便前、小便后，两阴间(原注∶又名屏翳)。(灸三壮)。主阴头寒。主痔，与阴相通
者死；阴中诸病，前后相引痛，不得大小便，女子经不通，男子阴端寒，冲心 。
在巨阙旁半寸陷中。《黄帝明堂》云∶在巨门各一寸半。灸五壮。主善吐，饮食不下，
兼唾
多，吐涎，干哕，呕沫，及泄有脓血。主胸中引痛，烦闷健忘，少腹胀，胀满，女子心痛，
逆气。
位于脐下三寸处。施灸三十壮，累计灸至三百壮为限（原注：又名次关、下纪）。主治脐下疼痛，小便色赤且淋漓不尽，自觉遗尿漏沥，尿道疼痛，症状状如火散，尿液呈血色；脐下瘀血积聚，形状如倒扣的杯子；妇女带下病，因产后恶露不止，经断复通，产道及胁肋下方胀满。以及小腹发热且偏侧疼痛，寒气侵入腹部。以及石淋，脐下三十六种疾病，导致无法排尿。以及内伤导致的尿血，膀胱扭转引起的气淋。又主治小便频数，以及泄泻痢疾不止，小便潴留，石水病。以及奔豚气冲入小腹，突发疝痛，身体发热头痛，寒热往来起伏不定。
位于脐下四寸处（原注：又名玉泉、气源）。每日施灸三七二十一壮，累计至三百壮为限。主治淋证，小便色赤，尿道疼痛，脐下结块如倒扣的杯子，妇女因产后恶露不止，遂形成疝瘕；或因月经不调，血液凝结成块，拘挛性腹疝，月经闭止不通，乳汁余疾，绝育不孕，阴部瘙痒，子门不正，小腹苦寒，奔豚气上抢心胸，饥饿却无法进食，腹胀，经闭不通，小便不利，以及遗精。又主治神志恍惚、尸厥，烦痛。又主治小腹积聚，坚硬如石头，以及饥饿却无法进食。
位于横骨之上，中极穴下一寸，阴毛边缘凹陷处（原注：又名屈骨）。（施灸三壮）。主治小腹胀满，血癃（尿血或排尿困难），小便困难。主治疝气，小腹痛，妇女赤白带下。
位于大便前、小便后，两阴之间（原注：又名屏翳）。（施灸三壮）。主治阴头寒冷。主治痔疮，若与阴部相通则预后不良致死；阴部各种疾病，前后牵引疼痛，大小便不通，女子月经不通，男子阴端寒冷，气冲心胸。
位于巨阙穴旁半寸凹陷处。《黄帝明堂》记载：在巨门穴各旁开一寸半。施灸五壮。主治容易呕吐，饮食不下，兼有唾液多，吐涎沫，干呕，呕吐泡沫，以及排泄物中有脓血。主治胸中牵引疼痛，烦闷健忘，少腹胀，胀满，妇女心痛，气逆。
Located three cun below the umbilicus. Apply thirty moxa cones, stopping when a total of three hundred moxa cones have been applied (Original note: also known as Ciguan and Xiaji). Indicated for pain in the lower abdomen, red urine with dribbling, involuntary leakage of urine, pain at the urethral meatus, symptoms resembling scattered fire, hematuria; blood stasis accumulation below the umbilicus, shaped like an inverted cup; leukorrhea in women, prolonged lochia after childbirth, intermittent cessation of menstruation, distension in the birth canal and hypochondrium. Also indicated for heat in the lower abdomen with unilateral pain, cold qi invading the abdomen. Also indicated for lithiasis (stone strangury), thirty-six diseases below the umbilicus, inability to urinate. Also indicated for traumatic injury causing hematuria, Qi strangury due to bladder torsion. Also indicated for urinary frequency, persistent diarrhea and dysentery, urinary retention, stone water disease. Also indicated for Ben Tun Qi (fleeing piglet qi) rushing into the lower abdomen, sudden hernia pain, fever and headache with alternating chills and fever.
Located four cun below the umbilicus (Original note: also known as Yuquan and Qiyuan). Apply twenty-one (3 x 7) moxa cones daily, stopping when a total of three hundred moxa cones have been applied. Indicated for strangury, red urine, urethral pain, mass below the umbilicus shaped like an inverted cup, prolonged lochia after childbirth leading to hernia and phlegm-masses; irregular menstruation causing blood coagulation into masses, spasmodic abdominal hernia, amenorrhea, residual breast disorders, infertility, pruritus vulvae, malposition of the cervical os, cold sensation in the lower abdomen, Ben Tun Qi rushing to the heart, hunger without appetite, abdominal distension, amenorrhea with obstruction, dysuria, and spermatorrhea. Also indicated for trance-like states, corpse syncope, and painful irritability. Also indicated for accumulations in the lower abdomen, hard as stone, and hunger without appetite.
Located above Henggu (CV12), one cun below Zhongji (CV3), in the depression at the pubic hairline (Original note: also known as Qugu). (Apply three moxa cones). Indicated for lower abdominal distension, blood strangury (hematuria or difficult urination), and difficulty in urination. Indicated for hernia, lower abdominal pain, and red-and-white leukorrhea in women.
Located between the anus anteriorly and the urethral/vaginal opening posteriorly, in the perineum (Original note: also known as Pingyi). (Apply three moxa cones). Indicated for coldness of the glans penis. Indicated for hemorrhoids; if connected to the genitalia, the prognosis is fatal. Indicated for various diseases of the genitalia, pulling pain between the anterior and posterior orifices, inability to pass stool and urine, amenorrhea in women, coldness of the glans penis in men, and Qi rushing to the heart.
Located in the depression half cun lateral to Juque (CV14). The Huangdi Mingtang states: one and a half cun lateral to Jumén. Apply five moxa cones. Indicated for frequent vomiting, inability to swallow food, excessive salivation, spitting of saliva, dry hiccups, vomiting of froth, and passage of pus and blood in stool. Indicated for radiating pain in the chest, irritability, amnesia, lower abdominal distension and fullness, cardiac pain in women, and rebellious Qi.