在足跟下陷中(原注∶又名安邪)，拱足取之。灸七壮。主足跟中、踝后痛，足痿，失履
不收
；癫疾，马痫，吐舌鼓颔，狂言见鬼，恍惚，尸厥，烦痛，转筋，霍乱；小儿马痫，张口摇
头，身反折，马鸣。
在足外踝后，跟骨上陷中，细脉动应手。灸十壮。主目眩不明，目如脱，目KT KT 不明，
恶风
寒，目急痛，赤肿，头热，鼻鼽衄；腹痛满，暴喘，腹胀满不得息，不得大便，洞泄，体痛
，霍乱；尻腰肿， 跟肿，脚如结，踝如裂，不得履地；狂易，大风，痫 ，口闭不得开；
疟多汗，疟寒；小儿阴肿，头眩痛，脚痿，转筋尸厥，中恶吐逆，咳喘暴痛。
在 肠下分肉间陷者中(原注∶又名鱼腹、肠山、肉柱)。灸五壮。主头热，鼻衄，大便
难，脚挛，脚胫酸，脚急跟痛，脚筋急痛兢兢，足下热，不能久立，寒热，癫疾，脚 酸痛，膝
腰重，起坐难，小腹疝气，游行五脏，腹中切痛，转筋霍乱，久痔肿痛。
在外踝上七寸(原注∶又名厥阳)。灸三壮。主颈项痛，历节风，足趾不得屈伸，汗出，
腰痛
如折， 中痛；寒疟，癫疾，吐舌，下部寒热汗不出，体重；狂疟，头目眩痛，痉脊反折，
痔篡伤痛，野鸡痔，逆气头热，鼻鼽衄；足痿失履不收。
在胫后，从脚跟上七寸，中央陷中(原注∶又名 肠、直肠)。(灸三壮)主头痛，寒热汗
不出，恶寒，支肿，大便难，脚挛脚酸，胫酸，脚急跟痛，脚筋急痛兢兢，足下热，不能久立
，胫痹不仁，转筋霍乱，螈 ，脚痿，腰痛如折，脚 酸痛重，引小腹。及腰脊痛，恶寒，
痔痛，指下肿，鼻鼽衄。
位于足跟下方的凹陷处（原注：又名安邪），拱起双脚以取穴。施灸七壮。主治足跟中、踝后疼痛，足部痿软无力，鞋子脱落而不知收摄；癫疾，马痫，伸舌鼓动脸颊，胡言乱语见鬼，神志恍惚，尸厥，烦痛，筋脉拘挛抽搐，霍乱；小儿马痫，张口摇头，身体向后反折，发出马叫声。
位于外踝后方，跟骨上方的凹陷处，细脉跳动应手。施灸十壮。主治目眩视物不清，眼球感觉要脱出，眼睛昏暗不明，恶风畏寒，眼部急痛，红肿，头部发热，鼻流清涕或鼻出血；腹部胀满，突然气喘，腹部胀满不能呼吸，大便不通，腹泻如水，身体疼痛，霍乱；尾骶部和腰部肿胀，脚跟肿胀，脚部僵硬如被捆绑，脚踝疼痛如裂开，无法着地行走；精神狂乱失常，大风病，癫痫，口闭不能张开；疟疾多汗，疟疾发冷；小儿阴囊肿大，头晕头痛，脚部痿软，筋脉拘挛抽搐及尸厥，中恶气呕吐逆，咳嗽气喘突发剧痛。
位于腓肠肌下分肉间的凹陷处（原注：又名鱼腹、肠山、肉柱）。施灸五壮。主治头部发热，鼻出血，大便困难，脚部拘挛，小腿酸痛，脚急跟痛，脚筋急痛颤抖，足底发热，不能久站，寒热往来，癫疾，脚部酸痛，膝腰沉重，起身坐下困难，小腹疝气，病气游走五脏，腹中剧烈疼痛，筋脉拘挛抽搐及霍乱，长期痔疮肿痛。
位于外踝上七寸处（原注：又名厥阳）。施灸三壮。主治颈项疼痛，历节风，足趾不能屈伸，出汗，腰痛如折断，腘窝中疼痛；寒疟，癫疾，伸舌，下部寒热无汗，身体沉重；狂疟，头目眩晕疼痛，痉挛脊背反折，痔疮肛门伤痛，野鸡痔，气逆头部发热，鼻流清涕或鼻出血；足部痿软无力，鞋子脱落而不知收摄。
位于胫骨后方，从脚跟上量七寸的中央凹陷处（原注：又名腨肠、直肠）。（施灸三壮）主治头痛，寒热无汗，恶寒，肢体肿胀，大便困难，脚部拘挛酸痛，小腿酸痛，脚急跟痛，脚筋急痛颤抖，足底发热，不能久站，小腿痹症麻木不仁，筋脉拘挛抽搐及霍乱，抽搐，脚部痿软，腰痛如折断，脚部酸痛沉重，牵引至小腹。以及腰脊疼痛，恶寒，痔疮疼痛，手指下方肿胀，鼻流清涕或鼻出血。
Located in the depression below the heel (original note: also known as Anxie), take the point by arching the foot. Moxibustion: 7 moxa cones. Indications: Pain in the center of the heel and behind the ankle; foot weakness (Zu Wei); inability to retrieve shoes that have fallen off; epilepsy (Dian Ji); equine epilepsy (Ma Xian); protrusion of the tongue with flapping of the cheeks; delirious speech and seeing ghosts; mental confusion; corpse-like faintness (Shi Jue); vexatious pain; muscle cramps and convulsions; cholera-like disorder (Huo Luan); pediatric equine epilepsy, characterized by opening the mouth, shaking the head, opisthotonos (body bent backward), and neighing sounds.
Located posterior to the lateral malleolus, in the depression above the calcaneus, where the fine pulse beats palpably. Moxibustion: 10 moxa cones. Indications: Vertigo and blurred vision; sensation of eyes popping out; dim and unclear vision; aversion to wind and cold; acute eye pain, redness, and swelling; heat in the head; rhinorrhea or epistaxis (Biu Nu); abdominal fullness; sudden asthma; abdominal distension with dyspnea; constipation; watery diarrhea; body pain; cholera-like disorder (Huo Luan); swelling of the sacrum and lumbar region; swelling of the heel; stiffness of the feet as if bound; cracking pain in the ankles; inability to walk on the ground; manic transformation (Kuang Yi); severe wind disease; epilepsy with closed mouth unable to open; malaria with excessive sweating; malaria with chills; pediatric scrotal swelling; vertigo and headache; foot weakness; muscle cramps, convulsions, and corpse-like faintness; poisoning by evil qi with vomiting and regurgitation; cough, asthma, and sudden severe pain.
Located in the depression between the separated muscles below the gastrocnemius (original note: also known as Yufu, Changshan, Rouzhu). Moxibustion: 5 moxa cones. Indications: Heat in the head; epistaxis; difficult defecation; foot cramping; soreness and acid feeling in the lower legs; acute foot and heel pain; trembling pain in the foot tendons; heat in the soles of the feet; inability to stand for long periods; alternating chills and fever; epilepsy; soreness and acid feeling in the feet; heaviness in the knees and waist; difficulty rising and sitting; hernia in the lower abdomen; wandering pathogenic qi through the five zang organs; cutting pain in the abdomen; muscle cramps, convulsions, and cholera-like disorder (Huo Luan); chronic hemorrhoids with swelling and pain.
Located seven cun above the lateral malleolus (original note: also known as Jueyang). Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones. Indications: Neck and nape pain; generalized joint wind (Lijie Feng); inability to flex and extend the toes; sweating; low back pain as if broken; pain in the popliteal fossa; cold malaria; epilepsy; protrusion of the tongue; alternating cold and heat in the lower body with no sweating; heavy body; manic malaria; vertigo and pain in the head and eyes; spasm and opisthotonos; painful injuries to the anus and hemorrhoids; "wild chicken" hemorrhoids; counterflow qi with heat in the head; rhinorrhea or epistaxis (Biu Nu); foot weakness (Zu Wei) and inability to retrieve shoes that have fallen off.
Located in the central depression posterior to the tibia, seven cun above the heel (original note: also known as Chuanchang, Zhichang). (Moxibustion: 3 moxa cones) Indications: Headache; alternating chills and fever with no sweating; aversion to cold; limb swelling; difficult defecation; foot cramping and soreness; calf soreness; acute foot and heel pain; trembling pain in the foot tendons; heat in the soles of the feet; inability to stand for long periods; numbness and anesthesia in the calves due to bi syndrome; muscle cramps, convulsions, and cholera-like disorder (Huo Luan); convulsions; foot weakness (Zu Wei); low back pain as if broken; soreness and heaviness in the feet radiating to the lower abdomen; low back and spine pain; aversion to cold; hemorrhoidal pain; swelling below the fingers; rhinorrhea or epistaxis (Biu Nu).