在日月下一寸半。不灸。
在腹哀下二寸。直脐旁。《甲乙经》云三寸五分。灸五壮。主腹热欲走，太息，四肢不
可动，多汗，洞利，大风逆气，多寒，善愁。
在大横下一寸三分。又名临窟。灸五壮。主绕脐痛，抢心，腹寒泄利，咳逆。
在腹结下三寸。灸五壮。主疝痛，髀中急痛，循胁上下抢心，腹满积聚，厥气霍乱。
上去大横五寸。在府舍下横骨两端约中。灸五壮。主寒气满腹积痛疼，淫泺，阴疝，难
乳，子上冲心，不得息。
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在手大指端内侧，去爪甲如韭叶。炙三壮(原注∶《铜人》不灸)。主 疟。主喉中鸣。
主呕
吐。主手不仁，振栗鼓颔。主咳逆喘。主胁下胀。主耳前痛。主烦心，善哕，心下满，汗出
而寒。
在手大指本节后内侧散脉中。灸三壮。主胃逆霍乱。主唾血，呕血。主痹走胸背，不得
息，
喉中焦干，舌黄，肘挛，柱满。主痉，上气，失喑，不能言。主狂言。主热病，振栗鼓颔，
腹满，阴痿，色不变，头痛汗不出，洒淅恶风寒，目眩，腹痛，不下食，咳引尻痛。
在手掌后陷者中。又名太渊。灸三壮。主胸痹逆气，寒厥，善哕，呕饮水，咳嗽烦怨不
得卧
，肺膨胀，臂内廉痛，目生白翳，眼 赤筋，缺盆中引痛，掌中热，数欠，喘不得息，噫气
上逆，心痛唾血，振寒咽干，狂言。
在腹哀穴下方二寸处，正对脐旁。《甲乙经》记载为三寸五分。艾灸五壮。主治腹部发热想要奔跑、长吁短叹、四肢无法活动、多汗、腹泻如水、大风逆气、怕冷、容易忧愁悲伤。
在大横穴下方一寸三分处。又名临窟穴。艾灸五壮。主治绕脐疼痛、心胸部受冲击感、腹部寒冷泄泻、咳嗽气逆。
在腹结穴下方三寸处。艾灸五壮。主治疝气疼痛、大腿中部拘急疼痛、沿胁肋上下冲击心胸、腹部胀满积聚、厥气导致的霍乱。
距离大横穴上方五寸处。位于府舍穴与横骨两端之间的中央。艾灸五壮。主治寒气导致的腹部胀满积聚疼痛、肢体酸痛无力、阴疝、乳汁难下、子宫上冲心胸、呼吸困难。
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在手大指末端内侧，距离指甲如韭菜叶宽度处。灸三壮（原注：《铜人腧穴针灸图经》不灸）。主治疟疾。主治喉中鸣响。主治呕吐。主治手部麻木、颤抖寒战伴下颌鼓动。主治咳嗽气逆喘息。主治胁下胀满。主治耳前疼痛。主治心烦、易呃逆、心下部胀满、出汗且怕冷。
在手大指本节后内侧的散脉中。灸三壮。主治胃气上逆导致的霍乱。主治唾血、呕血。主治痹症游走于胸背、呼吸困难、喉中干燥、舌苔黄、肘部挛缩、胸膈痞满。主治痉病、气逆、失音、不能说话。主治胡言乱语。主治热病、颤抖寒战伴下颌鼓动、腹部胀满、阳痿、面色不变、头痛无汗、洒淅恶风寒、目眩、腹痛、不能进食、咳嗽牵引尻部疼痛。
在手掌后凹陷处。又名太渊穴。灸三壮。主治胸痹气逆、寒厥、易呃逆、呕吐饮水、咳嗽烦闷不得卧、肺膨胀、手臂内侧疼痛、目生白翳、眼睛红赤筋脉显露、缺盆中牵引疼痛、掌中发热、频繁呵欠、喘息呼吸困难、嗳气上逆、心痛唾血、发冷咽干、胡言乱语。
Below the Riyue (Day and Moon) point by 1.5 cun. Moxibustion is not applied here.
Two cun below the Fuai (Abdomal Sorrow) point, directly beside the umbilicus. The *Jiayi Jing* records this distance as 3.5 cun. Apply five moxa cones. It primarily treats abdominal heat with a desire to run, sighing, immobility of the four limbs, excessive sweating, watery diarrhea, adverse qi due to severe wind, aversion to cold, and predisposition to sorrow.
One point three cun below the Daheng (Great Horizontal) point. Also known as Linku (Near Cave). Apply five moxa cones. It primarily treats periumbilical pain, a sensation of impact against the heart/chest, abdominal cold with diarrhea, cough, and adverse qi.
Three cun below the Fujie (Abdomal Knot) point. Apply five moxa cones. It primarily treats hernia pain, acute pain in the middle of the thigh, qi moving up and down along the hypochondrium impacting the heart/chest, abdominal fullness and accumulation, and jueqi (rebellious qi) causing cholera-like syndrome.
Five cun above the Daheng point. Located at the midpoint between the Fushe (House Abode) point and the ends of Henggu (Horizontal Bone). Apply five moxa cones. It primarily treats fullness and accumulating pain in the abdomen due to cold qi, body aches and weakness, yin hernia, difficulty in lactation, uterus rising up to strike the heart/chest, and dyspnea.
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At the medial end of the thumb, approximately the width of a leek leaf from the nail. Apply three moxa cones (Original note: *Tongren* states no moxibustion). It primarily treats malaria. It primarily treats hoarse voice or humming in the throat. It primarily treats vomiting. It primarily treats numbness of the hand, tremors with chattering teeth. It primarily treats cough, asthma, and adverse qi. It primarily treats distension under the hypochondrium. It primarily treats pain in front of the ear. It primarily treats vexation, frequent hiccups, fullness in the epigastrium, sweating accompanied by cold.
In the scattered vessels medial to the proximal interphalangeal joint of the thumb. Apply three moxa cones. It primarily treats stomach rebellious qi causing cholera-like syndrome. It primarily treats hemoptysis and hematemesis. It primarily treats bi syndrome wandering through the chest and back, dyspnea, dryness in the throat, yellow tongue coating, elbow contracture, and chest/epigastric fullness. It primarily treats spasm, upward rushing of qi, aphonia, inability to speak. It primarily treats delirious speech. It primarily treats febrile disease with tremors and chattering teeth, abdominal fullness, impotence, unchanged complexion, headache without sweating, aversion to wind and cold with shivering, vertigo, abdominal pain, inability to eat, cough radiating pain to the sacrum.
In the depression behind the palm. Also known as Taiyuan (Great Abyss). Apply three moxa cones. It primarily treats chest bi with adverse qi, cold jue, frequent hiccups, vomiting fluids, cough with vexation and inability to lie down, lung expansion, pain along the medial aspect of the arm, white nebula in the eyes, red eyes with visible veins, radiating pain in the supraclavicular fossa, heat in the palms, frequent yawning, asthma with dyspnea, belching with upward rushing of qi, heart pain with hemoptysis, chills with dry throat, and delirious speech.