泉中脘 丰隆
〔第五十一〕足不能行∶丘墟 行间 昆仑 太冲
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因醉后行房，肾经受亏，以致足弱无力，遂致不能行步。前治不效，复刺后穴
∶三里 阳辅 三阴交 复溜
〔第五十二〕脚弱无力∶公孙 三里 绝骨 申脉
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因湿气流入经络，血气相搏，或因行房过损精力，或因行路有损筋骨，致成此
疾。复针后穴∶昆仑 阳辅
〔第五十三〕红肿香港脚生疮∶照海 昆仑 京骨 委中
问曰∶此症前穴不愈，何也？
答曰∶气血凝而不散，寒热久而不治，变成其疾。再针后穴∶三里 三阴交
〔第五十四〕脚背红肿痛∶太冲 临泣 行间 内庭
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因劳役过多，热汤泡洗，血气不散，以致红肿疼痛，宜针不宜灸。丘墟 昆仑
〔第五十五〕穿跟草鞋风∶照海 丘墟 商丘 昆仑
问曰∶此症缘何而得？
答曰∶皆因劳役过度，湿气流滞而冷，或因大热行路，冷水浸洗，而成此症。复刺后穴
∶太冲 解溪
〔第五十六〕风痛不能转侧，举步艰难∶环跳 风市 昆仑 居 三里 阳陵泉
问曰∶此症缘何而得？
答曰∶皆因房事过多，寒湿地上睡卧，流注经络，挫闪后腰疼痛，动止艰难。前穴不效
，复刺后穴∶五枢 阳辅 支沟
〔第五十七〕腰脚疼痛∶委中 人中
〔第五十八〕肾虚腰痛∶肾俞 委中 太溪 白环俞
〔第五十九〕腰脊强痛；人中 委中
〔第六十〕挫闪腰胁痛∶尺泽 委中 人中
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因房事过多，劳损肾经，精血枯竭，肾虚腰痛，负重远行，血气错乱，冒热血
不归元，则腰痛。或因他事所关，气攻两胁疼痛，故有此症。复刺后穴∶昆仑 束骨 支沟
〔第六十一〕浑身浮肿生疮∶曲池 合谷 三里 三阴交 行间 内庭
问曰∶此症从何而感？
答曰∶伤饥失饱，房事过度，或食生冷。
〔第六十二〕四肢浮肿∶中都 合谷 曲池 中渚 液门
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因饥寒，邪入经络，饮水过多，流入四肢。或饮酒过多，不避风寒，致有此症
。复针后穴∶行间 内庭 三阴交 阴陵泉
〔第六十三〕单蛊胀∶气海 行间 三里 内庭 水分 食关
〔第六十四〕双蛊胀∶支沟 合谷 曲池 水分
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因酒色过多，内伤脏腑，血气不通，遂成蛊胀。饮食不化，痰积停滞，浑身浮
肿生水，小便不利，血气不行，则四肢浮肿，胃气不足，酒色不节，则单蛊胀也。肾水俱败
，水火不相济，故令双蛊。此症本难疗治，医者当详细推之。三里 三阴交 行间 内庭
〔第六十五〕小便不通∶阴陵泉 气海 三阴交
问曰∶此症缘何得之？
答曰∶皆因膀胱邪气，热气不散。或劳役过度，怒气伤胞，则气闭入窍中；或妇人转胞
，皆有此症。复刺后穴∶阴谷 大陵
〔第六十六〕小便滑数∶中极 肾俞 阴陵泉
问曰∶此症为何？
答曰∶此膀胱受寒，肾经滑数，小便冷痛，频频淋沥。复针后穴∶三阴交 气海
〔第六十七〕大便秘结，不通∶章门 太白 照海
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶此症非一，有热结，有冷结，宜先补后泻。
〔第六十八〕大便泄泻不止∶中脘 天枢 中极
〔第六十九〕赤白痢疾，如赤∶内庭 天枢 隐白 气海 照海 内关 如白，里急后
重，大痛者∶外关 中脘 隐白 天枢 申脉
〔第七十〕脏毒下血∶承山 脾俞 精宫 长强
〔第七十一〕脱肛久痔∶二白 百会 精宫 长强
〔第七十二〕脾寒发疟∶后溪 间使 大椎 身柱 三里 绝骨 合谷 膏肓
〔第七十三〕疟，先寒后热∶绝骨 百会 膏肓 合谷
〔第七十四〕疟，先热后寒∶曲池（先补后泻） 绝骨（先泻后补） 膏肓 百劳
〔第七十五〕热多寒少∶后溪 间使 百劳 曲池
〔第七十六〕寒多热少∶后溪 百劳 曲池
问曰∶此症从何感来？
答曰∶皆因脾胃虚弱，夏伤于暑，秋必成疟，有热多寒少，单寒单热，气盛则热多，痰
盛则寒多，是皆痰饮停滞，气血耗散，脾胃虚败，房事不节所致。有一日一发，间日一发，
或三日一发者，久而不治，变成大患。疟后有浮肿，有虚劳，有大便利，有腹肿蛊胀者，或
饮水多，腹内有疟母者，须用调脾进食化痰饮。穴法根据前治之。
〔第七十七〕翻胃吐食∶中脘 脾俞 中魁 三里
〔第七十八〕饮水不能进，为之五噎∶劳宫 中魁 中脘 三里 大陵 支沟 上脘
问曰∶翻胃之症，从何而得？针法所能疗否？
答曰∶此症有可治，有不可治者。病初来时，皆因酒色过度，房事不节，胃家受寒，呕
吐酸水。或食物实时吐出，或饮食后一日方吐者，二、三日方吐者。随时吐者可疗，三两日
吐者，乃脾绝胃枯，不能克化水谷。故有五噎者∶气噎、水噎、食噎、劳噎、思噎，宜推详
治之。复刺后穴∶脾俞 胃俞（以上补多泻少） 膻中 太白 下脘 食关。
〔第七十九〕哮吼嗽喘∶俞府 天突 膻中 肺俞 三里 中脘
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因好饮热酸鱼腥之物，及有风邪痰饮之类，串入肺中，怒气伤肝，乘此怒气
，食物不化，醉酒行房，不能节约。此亦非一也，有水哮，饮水则发；有气哮，怒气所感，
寒邪相搏，痰饮壅满则发；咸哮，则食咸物发；或食炙爆之物则发，医当用意推详。小儿此
症尤多。复刺后穴∶膏肓 气海 关元 乳根
〔第八十〕咳嗽红痰∶百劳 肺俞 中脘 三里
问曰∶此症缘何感得？
答曰∶皆因色欲过多，脾肾俱败，怒气伤肝，血不归元，作成痰饮，串入肺经，久而不
治，变成痨瘵。复刺后穴∶膏肓 肾俞 肺俞 乳根
〔第八十一〕吐血等症∶膻中 中脘 气海 三里 乳根 支沟
问曰∶此症缘何而得？何法可治？
答曰∶皆因忧愁思虑，七情所感，内动于心，即伤于神，外劳于形，即伤于精。古人言∶
心生血，肝纳血。心肝二经受克，心火上炎，气血上壅，肾水枯竭不交济，故有此症。须分
虚实，不可概治。肺俞 肾俞 肝俞 膏肓 关元
〔第八十二〕肺壅咳嗽∶肺俞 膻中 支沟 大陵
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶因而伤风，表里未解，咳嗽不止，吐脓血，是肺痈也。复刺后穴∶风门 三里
〔第八十三〕久嗽不愈∶肺俞 三里 膻中 乳根 风门 缺盆
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因食咸物伤肺，酒色不节，或伤风不解，痰流经络，咳嗽不已。可刺前穴。
〔第八十四〕传尸痨瘵∶鸠尾 肺俞 中极 四花（先灸）
问曰∶此症从何而来？
答曰∶皆因饱后行房，气血耗散，痨瘵传尸，以致灭门绝户者有之。复刺后穴∶膻中
涌泉 百会 膏肓 三里 中脘
〔第八十五〕消渴∶金津、玉液 承浆
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆为肾水枯竭，水火不济，脾胃俱败，久而不治，变成背疽，难治矣。复刺后穴
∶海泉 人中 廉泉 气海 肾俞
〔第八十六〕遗精白浊∶心俞 肾俞 关元 三阴交
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶因房事失宜，惊动于心，内不纳精，外伤于肾，忧愁思虑，七情所感，心肾不济
，人渐 羸，血气耗散，故得此症。复刺后穴∶命门 白环俞
〔第八十七〕阴茎虚痛∶中极 太溪 复溜 三阴交
问曰∶此症因何而得？
答曰∶皆因少年之时，妄用金石他药，有伤茎孔，使令阴阳交感，不能发泄，故生此症
。复刺后穴∶血 中极 海底 内关 阴陵泉
〔第八十八〕阴汗偏坠∶兰门 三阴交
〔第八十九〕木肾不痛，肿如升∶归来 大敦 三阴交
〔第九十〕贲豚乳弦∶关门 关元 水道 三阴交
问曰∶此三症因何而得？
答曰∶皆为酒色过度，肾水枯竭，房事不节，精气无力，阳事不举，强而为之，精气不
能泄外，流入胞中。此症非一，或肿如升，或偏坠疼痛，如鸡子之状，按上腹中则作声，此
为乳弦疝气也。宜针后穴∶海底 归来 关元 三阴交
〔第九十一〕妇女赤白带下∶气海 中极 白环俞 肾俞
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因不惜身体，恣意房事，伤精血。或经行与男子交感，内不纳精，遗下白水，
变成赤白带下。宜刺后穴∶气海 三阴交 阳交（补多泻少）
〔第九十二〕妇女无子∶子宫 中极
〔第九十三〕妇女多子∶石门 三阴交
〔第九十四〕经事不调∶中极 肾俞 气海 三阴交
〔第九十五〕妇女难产∶独阴 合谷 三阴交
〔第九十六〕血崩漏下∶中极 子宫
〔第九十七〕产后血块痛∶气海 三阴交
〔第九十八〕胎衣不下∶中极 三阴交
〔第九十九〕心烦热，头目昏沉∶合谷 百劳 中泉 心俞 劳宫 涌泉
问曰∶此症因何而得？
答曰∶皆因产后劳役，邪风串入经络。
或因辛勤太过而得，亦有室女得此症，何也？
答曰∶或阴阳不和，气血壅满而得之者，或忧愁思虑而得之者。复刺后穴∶少商 曲池
〔第一百〕阴门忽然红肿疼∶会阴 中极 三阴交
〔第一百一〕妇女血崩不止∶丹田 中极 肾俞 子宫
问曰∶此症因何而得？
答曰∶乃经行与男子交感而得，人渐羸瘦，外感寒邪，内伤于精，寒热往来，精血相搏
，内不纳精，外不受血，毒瓦斯冲动子宫，风邪串入肺中，咳嗽痰涎，故得此症。如不明脉之虚
实，作虚劳治之，非也。或有两情交感，百脉错乱，血不归元，以致如斯者。再刺后穴∶百
劳风池 膏肓 曲池 绝骨 三阴交
〔第一百二〕妇人元乳∶少泽 合谷 膻中
〔第一百三〕乳痈∶针乳疼处 膻中 大陵 委中 少泽 俞府
〔第一百四〕月水断绝∶中极 肾俞 合谷 三阴交
问曰∶妇人之症，如何不具后穴？
答曰∶妇人之症，难以再具，止用此穴，法无不效。更宜辨脉虚实，调之可也。
〔第一百五〕浑身生疮∶曲池 合谷 三里 行间
〔第一百六〕发背痈疽∶肩井 委中 天应 骑竹马
或问∶阴症疽，满背无头，何法治之？
答曰∶可用湿泥涂之，先干处，用蒜钱贴之，如法灸，可服五香连翘散数帖发出。
〔第一百七〕肾脏风疮∶血 三阴交
〔第一百八〕疔疮（以针挑，有血可治；无血不可治）∶合谷 曲池 三里 委中
〔第一百九〕夹黄（胁退毒也）∶支沟 委中 肩井 阳陵泉
〔第一百一十〕伤寒头痛∶合谷 攒竹 太阳（眉后紫脉上）
〔第一百十一〕伤寒胁痛∶支沟 章门 阳陵泉 委中（出血）
〔第一百十二〕伤寒胸胁痛∶大陵 期门 膻中 劳宫
〔第一百十三〕伤寒大热不退∶曲池 绝骨 三里 大椎 涌泉 合谷（俱宜泻）
〔第一百十四〕伤寒热退后余热∶风门 合谷 行间 绝骨
〔第一百十五〕发狂，不识尊卑∶曲池 绝骨 百劳 涌泉
〔第一百十六〕伤寒发 ，不省人事∶曲池 合谷 人中 复溜
〔第一百十七〕伤寒无汗∶内庭（泻） 合谷（补） 复溜（泻） 百劳
〔第一百十八〕伤寒汗多∶内庭 合谷（泻） 复溜（补） 百劳
〔第一百十九〕大便不通∶章门 照海 支沟 太白
〔第一百二十〕小便不通∶阴谷 阴陵泉
〔第一百二十一〕六脉俱无∶合谷 复溜 中极（阴症多有此）
〔第一百二十二〕伤寒发狂∶期门 气海 曲池
〔第一百二十三〕伤寒发黄∶腕骨 申脉 外关 涌泉
〔第一百二十四〕咽喉肿痛∶少商 天突 合谷
〔第一百二十五〕双乳蛾症∶少商 金津、玉液
〔第一百二十六〕单乳蛾症∶少商 合谷 海泉
〔第一百二十七〕小儿赤游风∶百会 委中
〔第一百二十八〕浑身发红丹∶百会 曲池 三里 委中
〔第一百二十九〕黄胆发虚浮∶腕骨 百劳 三里 涌泉（治浑身黄） 中脘 膏肓 丹
田（治色黄） 阴陵泉（治酒黄）
〔第一百三十〕肚中气块、痞块、积块∶三里 块中 块尾
〔第一百三十一〕五痫等症∶上星 鬼禄 鸠尾 涌泉 心俞 百会
〔第一百三十二〕马痫∶照海 鸠尾 心俞
〔第一百三十三〕风痫∶神庭 素 涌泉
〔第一百三十四〕食痫∶鸠尾 中脘 少商
〔第一百三十五〕猪痫∶涌泉 心俞 三里 鸠尾 中脘 少商 巨阙
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因寒痰结胃中，失志不定，遂成数症，医者推详治之，无不效也。
〔第一百三十六〕失志痴呆∶神门 鬼眼 百会 鸠尾
〔第一百三十七〕口臭难近∶龈交 承浆
问曰∶此症从何而得？
答曰∶皆因用心过度，劳役不已，或不漱牙，藏宿物，以致秽臭。复刺∶金津、玉液
〔第一百三十八〕小儿脱肛∶百会 长强 大肠俞
〔第一百三十九〕霍乱转筋∶承山 中封
〔第一百四十〕霍乱吐泻∶中脘 天枢
中脘穴、丰隆穴。
〔第五十一〕下肢痿废不能行走：取丘墟穴、行间穴、昆仑穴、太冲穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为醉酒后行房事，导致肾经亏损，从而引起下肢软弱无力，最终导致无法行走。之前治疗无效，再针刺以下穴位：足三里穴、阳辅穴、三阴交穴、复溜穴。
〔第五十二〕脚部软弱无力：取公孙穴、足三里穴、悬钟穴（绝骨）、申脉穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为湿气侵入经络，气血相互搏结；或者因为房事过度损耗精力；或者因为长途行走损伤筋骨，从而导致此病。再针刺以下穴位：昆仑穴、阳辅穴。
〔第五十三〕红肿型香港脚生疮：取照海穴、昆仑穴、京骨穴、委中穴。
问：为什么之前的穴位没有治愈？
答：因为气血凝滞不散，寒热之邪久留不愈，演变成这种疾病。再针刺以下穴位：足三里穴、三阴交穴。
〔第五十四〕脚背红肿疼痛：取太冲穴、足临泣穴、行间穴、内庭穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为过度劳累，又用热水烫洗，导致气血郁滞不散，从而引起红肿疼痛，适宜针刺而不适宜艾灸。取丘墟穴、昆仑穴。
〔第五十五〕穿草鞋风（足跟痛）：取照海穴、丘墟穴、商丘穴、昆仑穴。
问：这种病症缘何产生？
答：都是因为过度劳累，湿气流滞导致寒冷；或者在大热天气下走路，用冷水浸洗，从而形成此症。再针刺以下穴位：太冲穴、解溪穴。
〔第五十六〕风湿疼痛导致身体不能转侧，举步艰难：取环跳穴、风市穴、昆仑穴、居髎穴、足三里穴、阳陵泉穴。
问：这种病症缘何产生？
答：都是因为房事过多，在寒湿地面上睡卧，邪气流注经络；或者因挫闪导致腰部疼痛，活动停止都困难。前穴治疗无效，再针刺以下穴位：五枢穴、阳辅穴、支沟穴。
〔第五十七〕腰部和脚部疼痛：取委中穴、人中穴。
〔第五十八〕肾虚腰痛：取肾俞穴、委中穴、太溪穴、白环俞穴。
〔第五十九〕腰脊强直疼痛：取人中穴、委中穴。
〔第六十〕挫闪导致的腰胁部疼痛：取尺泽穴、委中穴、人中穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为房事过多，劳损肾经，精血枯竭，导致肾虚腰痛；加上负重远行，气血错乱，热血不归元，从而引起腰痛。或者因为其他原因，气攻两胁引起疼痛，所以有此症状。再针刺以下穴位：昆仑穴、束骨穴、支沟穴。
〔第六十一〕浑身浮肿并生疮：取曲池穴、合谷穴、足三里穴、三阴交穴、行间穴、内庭穴。
问：这种病症是如何感受的？
答：因为饥饿与饱食不均，房事过度，或者食用生冷食物。
〔第六十二〕四肢浮肿：取中都穴、合谷穴、曲池穴、中渚穴、液门穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为饥寒，邪气侵入经络，饮水过多，流入四肢。或者饮酒过多，不注意避风寒，导致有此症状。再针刺以下穴位：行间穴、内庭穴、三阴交穴、阴陵泉穴。
〔第六十三〕单蛊胀（腹部一侧肿胀）：取气海穴、行间穴、足三里穴、内庭穴、水分穴、食关穴。
〔第六十四〕双蛊胀（腹部两侧肿胀）：取支沟穴、合谷穴、曲池穴、水分穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为酒色过度，内伤脏腑，气血不通，从而形成蛊胀。饮食不化，痰积停滞，浑身浮肿生水，小便不利，气血不行，则四肢浮肿；胃气不足，酒色不节，则形成单蛊胀。肾水俱败，水火不相济，所以导致双蛊胀。此症本来难以治疗，医生应当详细推究。再取足三里穴、三阴交穴、行间穴、内庭穴。
〔第六十五〕小便不通：取阴陵泉穴、气海穴、三阴交穴。
问：这种病症缘何产生？
答：都是因为膀胱邪气，热气不散。或者劳役过度，怒气伤及膀胱，导致气闭入窍；或者妇人转胞，都有此症状。再针刺以下穴位：阴谷穴、大陵穴。
〔第六十六〕小便频数滑利：取中极穴、肾俞穴、阴陵泉穴。
问：这种病症是什么？
答：这是膀胱受寒，肾经滑数，小便冷痛，频频淋沥不尽。再针刺以下穴位：三阴交穴、气海穴。
〔第六十七〕大便秘结，不通畅：取章门穴、太白穴、照海穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：此症不止一种，有热结，有冷结，适宜先补后泻。
〔第六十八〕大便泄泻不止：取中脘穴、天枢穴、中极穴。
〔第六十九〕赤白痢疾，如红色者：取内庭穴、天枢穴、隐白穴、气海穴、照海穴、内关穴；如白色者，伴有里急后重、剧烈疼痛者：取外关穴、中脘穴、隐白穴、天枢穴、申脉穴。
〔第七十〕脏毒下血：取承山穴、脾俞穴、精宫穴、长强穴。
〔第七十一〕脱肛久痔：取二白穴、百会穴、精宫穴、长强穴。
〔第七十二〕脾寒引起的疟疾：取后溪穴、间使穴、大椎穴、身柱穴、足三里穴、悬钟穴（绝骨）、合谷穴、膏肓穴。
〔第七十三〕疟疾，先寒后热：取悬钟穴（绝骨）、百会穴、膏肓穴、合谷穴。
〔第七十四〕疟疾，先热后寒：取曲池穴（先补后泻）、悬钟穴（先泻后补）、膏肓穴、百劳穴。
〔第七十五〕热多寒少：取后溪穴、间使穴、百劳穴、曲池穴。
〔第七十六〕寒多热少：取后溪穴、百劳穴、曲池穴。
问：这种病症是如何感受的？
答：都是因为脾胃虚弱，夏季伤于暑气，秋季必然成疟。有热多寒少，单寒单热，气盛则热多，痰盛则寒多，这都是痰饮停滞，气血耗散，脾胃虚败，房事不节所致。有一日一发，隔日一发，或三日一发者，久治不愈，变成大患。疟疾后有浮肿，有虚劳，有大便利，有腹肿蛊胀者，或者饮水多，腹内有疟母者，必须用调脾进食化痰饮的方法。穴位疗法根据前面的方法治疗。
〔第七十七〕翻胃吐食：取中脘穴、脾俞穴、中魁穴、足三里穴。
〔第七十八〕饮水不能进，称为五噎：取劳宫穴、中魁穴、中脘穴、足三里穴、大陵穴、支沟穴、上脘穴。
问：翻胃之症，是如何产生的？针灸能治疗吗？
答：此症有可治的，有不可治的。病初来时，都是因为酒色过度，房事不节，胃家受寒，呕吐酸水。或者食物吃下后立即吐出，或者饮食后一天才吐的，两三天才吐的。随时吐的可以治疗，两三天才吐的，是脾绝胃枯，不能消化水谷。所以有五噎之分：气噎、水噎、食噎、劳噎、思噎，应当详细推究治疗。再针刺以下穴位：脾俞穴、胃俞穴（以上补多泻少）、膻中穴、太白穴、下脘穴、食关穴。
〔第七十九〕哮吼咳嗽气喘：取俞府穴、天突穴、膻中穴、肺俞穴、足三里穴、中脘穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为喜好饮用热酸鱼腥之物，以及有风邪痰饮之类，串入肺中；或者怒气伤肝，乘此怒气，食物不化，醉酒行房，不能节约。这也不止一种情况，有水哮，饮水则发作；有气哮，由怒气引发，寒邪相搏，痰饮壅满则发作；咸哮，则食咸物发作；或者食用炙烤爆炒之物则发作，医生应当用心推究。小儿此症尤其多。再针刺以下穴位：膏肓穴、气海穴、关元穴、乳根穴。
〔第八十〕咳嗽红痰：取百劳穴、肺俞穴、中脘穴、足三里穴。
问：这种病症缘何感受？
答：都是因为色欲过多，脾肾俱败，怒气伤肝，血不归元，作成痰饮，串入肺经，久治不愈，变成痨瘵。再针刺以下穴位：膏肓穴、肾俞穴、肺俞穴、乳根穴。
〔第八十一〕吐血等症：取膻中穴、中脘穴、气海穴、足三里穴、乳根穴、支沟穴。
问：这种病症缘何产生？什么方法可以治疗？
答：都是因为忧愁思虑，七情所感，内动于心，即伤于神；外劳于形，即伤于精。古人说：心生血，肝纳血。心肝二经受克，心火上炎，气血上壅，肾水枯竭不交济，所以有此症。必须分虚实，不可一概治疗。取肺俞穴、肾俞穴、肝俞穴、膏肓穴、关元穴。
〔第八十二〕肺壅咳嗽：取肺俞穴、膻中穴、支沟穴、大陵穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：因为伤风，表里未解，咳嗽不止，吐脓血，这是肺痈。再针刺以下穴位：风门穴、足三里穴。
〔第八十三〕久咳不愈：取肺俞穴、足三里穴、膻中穴、乳根穴、风门穴、缺盆穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为食咸物伤肺，酒色不节，或者伤风不解，痰流经络，咳嗽不已。可以针刺前穴。
〔第八十四〕传尸痨瘵：取鸠尾穴、肺俞穴、中极穴、四花穴（先灸）。
问：这种病症从何而来？
答：都是因为饱后行房，气血耗散，痨瘵传尸，以致灭门绝户的情况也有。再针刺以下穴位：膻中穴、涌泉穴、百会穴、膏肓穴、足三里穴、中脘穴。
〔第八十五〕消渴：取水津穴、玉液穴、承浆穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为肾水枯竭，水火不济，脾胃俱败，久治不愈，变成背疽，难治了。再针刺以下穴位：海泉穴、人中穴、廉泉穴、气海穴、肾俞穴。
〔第八十六〕遗精白浊：取心俞穴、肾俞穴、关元穴、三阴交穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：因为房事失宜，惊动于心，内不纳精，外伤于肾；忧愁思虑，七情所感，心肾不济，人逐渐消瘦，气血耗散，所以得此症。再针刺以下穴位：命门穴、白环俞穴。
〔第八十七〕阴茎虚痛：取中极穴、太溪穴、复溜穴、三阴交穴。
问：这种病症因何产生？
答：都是因为少年之时，妄用金石他药，有伤茎孔，使令阴阳交感，不能发泄，所以生此症。再针刺以下穴位：血海穴、中极穴、海底穴、内关穴、阴陵泉穴。
〔第八十八〕阴汗偏坠：取兰门穴、三阴交穴。
〔第八十九〕木肾不痛，肿如升：取归来穴、大敦穴、三阴交穴。
〔第九十〕奔豚乳疝：取关门穴、关元穴、水道穴、三阴交穴。
问：这三种病症因何产生？
答：都是因为酒色过度，肾水枯竭，房事不节，精气无力，阳事不举，强行为之，精气不能泄外，流入胞中。此症不止一种，或者肿如升，或者偏坠疼痛，如鸡子之状，按上腹中则作声，此为乳疝气。宜针刺以下穴位：海底穴、归来穴、关元穴、三阴交穴。
〔第九十一〕妇女赤白带下：取气海穴、中极穴、白环俞穴、肾俞穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为不惜身体，恣意房事，伤精血。或者经期与男子交感，内不纳精，遗下白水，变成赤白带下。宜针刺以下穴位：气海穴、三阴交穴、阳交穴（补多泻少）。
〔第九十二〕妇女无子：取子宫穴、中极穴。
〔第九十三〕妇女多子：取石门穴、三阴交穴。
〔第九十四〕月经不调：取中极穴、肾俞穴、气海穴、三阴交穴。
〔第九十五〕妇女难产：取独阴穴、合谷穴、三阴交穴。
〔第九十六〕血崩漏下：取中极穴、子宫穴。
〔第九十七〕产后血块痛：取气海穴、三阴交穴。
〔第九十八〕胎衣不下：取中极穴、三阴交穴。
〔第九十九〕心烦热，头目昏沉：取合谷穴、百劳穴、中泉穴、心俞穴、劳宫穴、涌泉穴。
问：这种病症因何产生？
答：都是因为产后劳役，邪风串入经络。
或者因为辛勤太过而得，也有室女得此症，为什么呢？
答：或者阴阳不和，气血壅满而得之者；或者忧愁思虑而得之者。再针刺以下穴位：少商穴、曲池穴。
〔第一百〕阴门忽然红肿疼：取会阴穴、中极穴、三阴交穴。
〔第一百一〕妇女血崩不止：取丹田穴、中极穴、肾俞穴、子宫穴。
问：这种病症因何产生？
答：乃是经期与男子交感而得，人逐渐羸瘦，外感寒邪，内伤于精，寒热往来，精血相搏，内不纳精，外不受血，毒瓦斯冲动子宫，风邪串入肺中，咳嗽痰涎，所以得此症。如果不明脉之虚实，当作虚劳治疗，是不对的。或者有两情交感，百脉错乱，血不归元，以致如此者。再针刺以下穴位：百劳穴、风池穴、膏肓穴、曲池穴、悬钟穴（绝骨）、三阴交穴。
〔第一百二〕妇人乳汁不通：取少泽穴、合谷穴、膻中穴。
〔第一百三〕乳痈：针刺乳房疼痛处、膻中穴、大陵穴、委中穴、少泽穴、俞府穴。
〔第一百四〕月经断绝：取中极穴、肾俞穴、合谷穴、三阴交穴。
问：妇人之症，为何不列出后穴？
答：妇人之症，难以再具全，只使用此穴，法无不效。更宜辨脉虚实，调理即可。
〔第一百五〕浑身生疮：取曲池穴、合谷穴、足三里穴、行间穴。
〔第一百六〕发背痈疽：取肩井穴、委中穴、天应穴、骑竹马穴。
有人问：阴症疽，满背无头，如何治疗？
答：可用湿泥涂之，先涂干处，用蒜片贴之，依法艾灸，可服五香连翘散数帖发出。
〔第一百七〕肾脏风疮：取血海穴、三阴交穴。
〔第一百八〕疔疮（以针挑，有血可治；无血不可治）：取合谷穴、曲池穴、足三里穴、委中穴。
〔第一百九〕夹黄（胁退毒也）：取支沟穴、委中穴、肩井穴、阳陵泉穴。
〔第一百一十〕伤寒头痛：取合谷穴、攒竹穴、太阳穴（眉后紫脉上）。
〔第一百十一〕伤寒胁痛：取支沟穴、章门穴、阳陵泉穴、委中穴（出血）。
〔第一百十二〕伤寒胸胁痛：取大陵穴、期门穴、膻中穴、劳宫穴。
〔第一百十三〕伤寒大热不退：取曲池穴、悬钟穴（绝骨）、足三里穴、大椎穴、涌泉穴、合谷穴（俱宜泻）。
〔第一百十四〕伤寒热退后余热：取风门穴、合谷穴、行间穴、悬钟穴（绝骨）。
〔第一百十五〕发狂，不识尊卑：取曲池穴、悬钟穴（绝骨）、百劳穴、涌泉穴。
〔第一百十六〕伤寒发痉，不省人事：取曲池穴、合谷穴、人中穴、复溜穴。
〔第一百十七〕伤寒无汗：取内庭穴（泻）、合谷穴（补）、复溜穴（泻）、百劳穴。
〔第一百十八〕伤寒汗多：取内庭穴、合谷穴（泻）、复溜穴（补）、百劳穴。
〔第一百十九〕大便不通：取章门穴、照海穴、支沟穴、太白穴。
〔第一百二十〕小便不通：取阴谷穴、阴陵泉穴。
〔第一百二十一〕六脉俱无：取合谷穴、复溜穴、中极穴（阴症多有此）。
〔第一百二十二〕伤寒发狂：取期门穴、气海穴、曲池穴。
〔第一百二十三〕伤寒发黄：取腕骨穴、申脉穴、外关穴、涌泉穴。
〔第一百二十四〕咽喉肿痛：取少商穴、天突穴、合谷穴。
〔第一百二十五〕双乳蛾症：取少商穴、水津穴、玉液穴。
〔第一百二十六〕单乳蛾症：取少商穴、合谷穴、海泉穴。
〔第一百二十七〕小儿赤游风：取百会穴、委中穴。
〔第一百二十八〕浑身发红丹：取百会穴、曲池穴、足三里穴、委中穴。
〔第一百二十九〕黄疸发虚浮：取腕骨穴、百劳穴、足三里穴、涌泉穴（治浑身黄）、中脘穴、膏肓穴、丹田穴（治色黄）、阴陵泉穴（治酒黄）。
〔第一百三十〕肚中气块、痞块、积块：取足三里穴、块中穴、块尾穴。
〔第一百三十一〕五痫等症：取上星穴、鬼禄穴、鸠尾穴、涌泉穴、心俞穴、百会穴。
〔第一百三十二〕马痫：取照海穴、鸠尾穴、心俞穴。
〔第一百三十三〕风痫：取神庭穴、素髎穴、涌泉穴。
〔第一百三十四〕食痫：取鸠尾穴、中脘穴、少商穴。
〔第一百三十五〕猪痫：取涌泉穴、心俞穴、足三里穴、鸠尾穴、中脘穴、少商穴、巨阙穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为寒痰结胃中，失志不定，遂成数症，医者推究治疗，无不效也。
〔第一百三十六〕失志痴呆：取神门穴、鬼眼穴、百会穴、鸠尾穴。
〔第一百三十七〕口臭难近：取龈交穴、承浆穴。
问：这种病症是如何产生的？
答：都是因为用心过度，劳役不已，或者不漱口刷牙，藏宿物，以致秽臭。再针刺：水津穴、玉液穴。
〔第一百三十八〕小儿脱肛：取百会穴、长强穴、大肠俞穴。
〔第一百三十九〕霍乱转筋：取承山穴、中封穴。
〔第一百四十〕霍乱吐泻：取中脘穴、天枢穴。
Zhongwan (CV12), Fenglong (ST40).
[51] Lower limb flaccidity and inability to walk: Qiuxu (GB40), Xingjian (LR2), Kunlun (BL60), Taichong (LR3).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to sexual intercourse after intoxication, leading to deficiency of the Kidney Meridian, resulting in weak lower limbs and ultimately the inability to walk. If previous treatments were ineffective, needle the following acupoints: Zusanli (ST36), Yangfu (GB38), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Fuliou (KI7).
[52] Weakness and lack of strength in the feet: Gongsun (SP4), Zusanli (ST36), Xuangu (GB39), Shenmai (BL62).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to dampness invading the meridians, with blood and qi clashing; or due to excessive sexual activity depleting vitality; or due to long-distance walking damaging sinews and bones, leading to this disease. Needle the following acupoints: Kunlun (BL60), Yangfu (GB38).
[53] Red and swollen Hong Kong foot (tinea pedis) with sores: Zhaohai (KI6), Kunlun (BL60), Jinggu (BL64), Weizhong (BL40).
Q: Why did the previous acupoints fail to cure it?
A: Because blood and qi are凝滞 (stagnant) and not dispersing, and cold and heat pathogens remain untreated for a long time, evolving into this disease. Needle the following acupoints: Zusanli (ST36), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[54] Red swelling and pain on the dorsum of the foot: Taichong (LR3), Zulinqi (GB41), Xingjian (LR2), Neiting (ST44).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to excessive labor followed by washing with hot water, causing stagnation of blood and qi, leading to red swelling and pain. Acupuncture is suitable, but moxibustion is not. Qiuxu (GB40), Kunlun (BL60).
[55] Grass-shoe wind (heel pain): Zhaohai (KI6), Qiuxu (GB40), Shangqiu (SP5), Kunlun (BL60).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to excessive labor causing dampness to stagnate and become cold; or walking in extreme heat and then soaking feet in cold water, forming this condition. Needle the following acupoints: Taichong (LR3), Jiexi (ST41).
[56] Wind-pain preventing turning of the body and difficulty in taking steps: Huantiao (GB30), Fengshi (GB31), Kunlun (BL60), Juliao (GB29), Zusanli (ST36), Yanglingquan (GB34).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to excessive sexual intercourse, sleeping on cold and damp ground, with pathogens flowing into the meridians; or due to sprains causing lower back pain and difficulty in movement. If the previous acupoints are ineffective, needle the following: Wushu (GB27), Yangfu (GB38), Zhigou (TE6).
[57] Pain in the waist and legs: Weizhong (BL40), Renzhong (GV26).
[58] Lower back pain due to Kidney deficiency: Shenshu (BL23), Weizhong (BL40), Taixi (KI3), Baihuanxu (BL30).
[59] Stiffness and pain in the waist and spine: Renzhong (GV26), Weizhong (BL40).
[60] Waist and hypochondriac pain due to sprain: Chize (LU5), Weizhong (BL40), Renzhong (GV26).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to excessive sexual intercourse damaging the Kidney Meridian, depletion of essence and blood, leading to Kidney-deficiency lower back pain; combined with carrying heavy loads and traveling far, causing chaotic blood and qi, and hot blood failing to return to its origin, resulting in lower back pain. Or due to other factors where qi attacks both hypochondria causing pain, hence this symptom. Needle the following acupoints: Kunlun (BL60), Shugu (BL65), Zhigou (TE6).
[61] Generalized edema with sores: Quchi (LI11), Hegu (LI4), Zusanli (ST36), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Xingjian (LR2), Neiting (ST44).
Q: How is this condition contracted?
A: Due to irregular eating (starvation and overeating), excessive sexual activity, or consumption of raw and cold foods.
[62] Edema of the four limbs: Zhongdu (LR6), Hegu (LI4), Quchi (LI11), Zhongzhu (TE3), Yemen (TE2).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to hunger and cold, with pathogenic factors entering the meridians, excessive drinking of water flowing into the four limbs. Or due to excessive alcohol consumption without avoiding wind and cold, leading to this condition. Needle the following acupoints: Xingjian (LR2), Neiting (ST44), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Yinlingquan (SP9).
[63] Single Gu distension (unilateral abdominal swelling): Qihai (CV6), Xingjian (LR2), Zusanli (ST36), Neiting (ST44), Shuifen (CV9), Shiguan (EX-LE1).
[64] Double Gu distension (bilateral abdominal swelling): Zhigou (TE6), Hegu (LI4), Quchi (LI11), Shuifen (CV9).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to excessive alcohol and sexual activity, internally damaging the zang-fu organs, blocking blood and qi, thus forming Gu distension. Undigested food, phlegm accumulation, generalized edema with fluid retention, difficult urination, stagnant blood and qi leading to limb edema; insufficient Stomach qi, unregulated alcohol and sex leading to single Gu distension. Failure of Kidney water, lack of interaction between fire and water leading to double Gu distension. This condition is difficult to treat; the physician must analyze it carefully. Zusanli (ST36), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Xingjian (LR2), Neiting (ST44).
[65] Urinary retention: Yinlingquan (SP9), Qihai (CV6), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to pathogenic qi in the Bladder, with heat not dissipating. Or due to excessive labor, anger injuring the bladder, causing qi closure in the orifices; or urinary retention in women (Zhuanbao), all presenting this symptom. Needle the following acupoints: Yinggu (KI10), Daling (PC7).
[66] Frequent and slippery urination: Zhongji (CV3), Shenshu (BL23), Yinlingquan (SP9).
Q: What is this condition?
A: This is Cold affecting the Bladder, slippery and rapid pulse in the Kidney Meridian, cold pain in urination, frequent dribbling. Needle the following acupoints: Sanyinjiao (SP6), Qihai (CV6).
[67] Constipation and blockage: Zhangmen (LR13), Taibai (SP3), Zhaohai (KI6).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: This condition is not singular; there is Heat binding and Cold binding. Tonification should precede sedation.
[68] Uncontrollable diarrhea: Zhongwan (CV12), Tianshu (ST25), Zhongji (CV3).
[69] Dysentery with red and white discharge: For red discharge: Neiting (ST44), Tianshu (ST25), Yinbai (SP1), Qihai (CV6), Zhaohai (KI6), Neiguan (PC6). For white discharge with tenesmus and severe pain: Waiguan (TE5), Zhongwan (CV12), Yinbai (SP1), Tianshu (ST25), Shenmai (BL62).
[70] Internal toxicity with bloody stool: Chengshan (BL57), Pishu (BL20), Jinggong (EX-BA4), Changqiang (GV1).
[71] Prolapsed rectum and chronic hemorrhoids: Erbai (EX-LE3), Baihui (GV20), Jinggong (EX-BA4), Changqiang (GV1).
[72] Malaria caused by Spleen Cold: Houxi (SI3), Jianshi (PC5), Dazhui (GV14), Shenzhu (GV12), Zusanli (ST36), Xuangu (GB39), Hegu (LI4), Gaohuang (BL43).
[73] Malaria, chills preceding fever: Xuangu (GB39), Baihui (GV20), Gaohuang (BL43), Hegu (LI4).
[74] Malaria, fever preceding chills: Quchi (LI11) [Tonify first, sedate later], Xuangu (GB39) [Sedate first, tonify later], Gaohuang (BL43), Bailao (EX-UE11).
[75] More heat than chills: Houxi (SI3), Jianshi (PC5), Bailao (EX-UE11), Quchi (LI11).
[76] More chills than heat: Houxi (SI3), Bailao (EX-UE11), Quchi (LI11).
Q: How is this condition contracted?
A: It is all due to Spleen and Stomach weakness, summerheat injury in summer leading to malaria in autumn. There is more heat than chills, or isolated chills/fever; excess Qi leads to more heat, excess Phlegm leads to more chills. These are all due to stagnant fluid retention, consumption of blood and qi, failure of Spleen and Stomach, and unregulated sexual activity. Attacks may occur daily, every other day, or every three days. Untreated for long, it becomes a major affliction. Post-malaria complications include edema, consumptive disease, loose stools, abdominal distension, or water retention with malarial masses in the abdomen. Treatment requires regulating the Spleen, promoting appetite, and resolving phlegm-fluids. Acupoint selection follows previous methods.
[77] Regurgitation and vomiting: Zhongwan (CV12), Pishu (BL20), Zhongkui (EX-UE8), Zusanli (ST36).
[78] Inability to swallow water, known as Five Sie (Obstructions): Laogong (PC8), Zhongkui (EX-UE8), Zhongwan (CV12), Zusanli (ST36), Daling (PC7), Zhigou (TE6), Shangwan (CV13).
Q: How is regurgitation acquired? Can acupuncture treat it?
A: Some cases are treatable, others are not. At onset, it is due to excessive alcohol and sex, unregulated sexual activity, Cold in the Stomach, vomiting sour fluid. Food may be vomited immediately or one to three days later. Immediate vomiting is treatable; vomiting after two to three days indicates Spleen exhaustion and Stomach dryness, inability to digest food and water. Thus, there are five types of Sie: Qi Sie, Water Sie, Food Sie, Labor Sie, Thought Sie. Detailed analysis and treatment are required. Needle the following acupoints: Pishu (BL20), Weishu (BL21) [More tonification than sedation], Danzhong (CV17), Taibai (SP3), Xiawan (CV10), Shiguan (EX-LE1).
[79] Wheezing, coughing, and asthma: Shufu (BL12), Tiantu (CV22), Danzhong (CV17), Feishu (BL13), Zusanli (ST36), Zhongwan (CV12).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to preference for hot, sour, fishy foods, and invasion of wind-pathogens and phlegm-fluids into the Lungs; or anger injuring the Liver, combined with undigested food from drunkenness and sexual activity, lacking restraint. Cases vary: Water Asthma triggered by drinking; Qi Asthma triggered by anger and Cold clash with full phlegm; Salty Asthma triggered by salty food; or roasted/fried foods trigger it. Physicians must analyze carefully. This is common in children. Needle the following acupoints: Gaohuang (BL43), Qihai (CV6), Guanyuan (CV4), Rugen (ST18).
[80] Cough with red sputum: Bailao (EX-UE11), Feishu (BL13), Zhongwan (CV12), Zusanli (ST36).
Q: How is this condition contracted?
A: It is all due to excessive sexual desire, failure of Spleen and Kidney, anger injuring the Liver, blood failing to return to its origin, forming phlegm-fluids that invade the Lung Meridian. Untreated for long, it becomes Tuberculosis (Lao Zhai). Needle the following acupoints: Gaohuang (BL43), Shenshu (BL23), Feishu (BL13), Rugen (ST18).
[81] Hematemesis and similar conditions: Danzhong (CV17), Zhongwan (CV12), Qihai (CV6), Zusanli (ST36), Rugen (ST18), Zhigou (TE6).
Q: How is this condition acquired? What is the treatment method?
A: It is all due to worry and thought, emotional disturbances moving internally affecting the Heart (Spirit) and externally affecting the Form (Essence). Ancients said: The Heart generates blood, the Liver stores blood. When Heart and Liver meridians are constrained, Heart Fire flares up, blood and qi obstruct upwards, and Kidney Water fails to interact due to depletion, causing this condition. Differentiate deficiency and excess; do not treat uniformly. Feishu (BL13), Shenshu (BL23), Ganshu (BL18), Gaohuang (BL43), Guanyuan (CV4).
[82] Lung congestion and cough: Feishu (BL13), Danzhong (CV17), Zhigou (TE6), Daling (PC7).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: Due to wind-cold invasion, exterior and interior not resolved, continuous coughing, expectoration of pus and blood, indicating Lung Abscess. Needle the following acupoints: Fengmen (BL12), Zusanli (ST36).
[83] Chronic cough not healing: Feishu (BL13), Zusanli (ST36), Danzhong (CV17), Rugen (ST18), Fengmen (BL12), Quepen (ST12).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to salty food injuring the Lungs, unregulated alcohol and sex, unresolved wind-cold, phlegm flowing into meridians, causing continuous cough. Previous acupoints can be needled.
[84] Infectious Tuberculosis (Chuan Shi Lao Zhai): Jiutui (CV15), Feishu (BL13), Zhongji (CV3), Sihua (EX-CA1) [Moxa first].
Q: How does this condition arise?
A: It is all due to sexual intercourse after full meals, consuming blood and qi, leading to infectious tuberculosis that can wipe out families. Needle the following acupoints: Danzhong (CV17), Yongquan (KI1), Baihui (GV20), Gaohuang (BL43), Zusanli (ST36), Zhongwan (CV12).
[85] Xiao Ke (Wasting and Thirsting): Jinjin, Yuye (EX-HN12, EX-HN13), Chengjiang (CV24).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to Kidney Water depletion, lack of Fire-Water interaction, failure of Spleen and Stomach. Untreated for long, it becomes Back Carbuncle, which is difficult to treat. Needle the following acupoints: Haiquan (CV23), Renzhong (GV26), Lianquan (CV23), Qihai (CV6), Shenshu (BL23).
[86] Nocturnal emission and leukorrhea: Xinshu (BL15), Shenshu (BL23), Guanyuan (CV4), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: Due to improper sexual activity startling the Heart, internal failure to store essence, external injury to the Kidney; worry and thought, emotional disturbance, Heart-Kidney non-interaction, gradual emaciation, consumption of blood and qi. Needle the following acupoints: Mingmen (GV4), Baihuanxu (BL30).
[87] Deficiency pain of the penis: Zhongji (CV3), Taixi (KI3), Fuliou (KI7), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to youthful misuse of mineral drugs, injuring the urethra, causing Yin-Yang interaction without release, generating this condition. Needle the following acupoints: Xuehai (SP10), Zhongji (CV3), Haidi (EX-LE4), Neiguan (PC6), Yinlingquan (SP9).
[88] Scrotal sweating and hernia: Lanmen (EX-LE5), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[89] Wooden Kidney (painless testicular swelling like a cup): Guilai (ST29), Dadun (LR1), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[90] Ben Tun and Ru Xian (Hernia): Guanmen (ST25), Guanyuan (CV4), Shuidao (ST28), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Q: How are these three conditions acquired?
A: All due to excessive alcohol and sex, Kidney Water depletion, unregulated sexual activity, weak essence and Qi, impotence forced into intercourse, essence unable to exit, flowing into the Bladder. Conditions vary: swelling like a cup, unilateral painful hernia like an egg, sound upon pressing upper abdomen, known as Ru Xian Hernia. Needle the following acupoints: Haidi (EX-LE4), Guilai (ST29), Guanyuan (CV4), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[91] Red and white vaginal discharge in women: Qihai (CV6), Zhongji (CV3), Baihuanxu (BL30), Shenshu (BL23).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: All due to disregarding health, indulging in sex, damaging essence and blood. Or sexual intercourse during menstruation, internal failure to store essence, leaking clear fluid, transforming into red and white discharge. Needle the following acupoints: Qihai (CV6), Sanyinjiao (SP6), Yangjiao (GB35) [More tonification than sedation].
[92] Infertility in women: Zigong (EX-CA1), Zhongji (CV3).
[93] Multiple pregnancies in women: Shimai (CV5), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[94] Irregular menstruation: Zhongji (CV3), Shenshu (BL23), Qihai (CV6), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[95] Difficult labor in women: Duyin (EX-UE9), Hegu (LI4), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[96] Metrorrhagia and metrorrhaxis: Zhongji (CV3), Zigong (EX-CA1).
[97] Postpartum blood stasis pain: Qihai (CV6), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[98) Retained placenta: Zhongji (CV3), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[99] Restlessness, heat, dizziness and heaviness of head and eyes: Hegu (LI4), Bailao (EX-UE11), Zhongquan (EX-UE10), Xinshu (BL15), Laogong (PC8), Yongquan (KI1).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: All due to postpartum labor, wind-pathogens invading meridians.
Or due to excessive toil, also seen in unmarried women. Why?
A: Due to Yin-Yang disharmony, blood and qi congestion, or worry and thought. Needle the following acupoints: Shaoshang (LU11), Quchi (LI11).
[100] Sudden red swelling and pain of the vulva: Huiyin (CV1), Zhongji (CV3), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[101] Uncontrollable metrorrhagia in women: Dantian (CV11), Zhongji (CV3), Shenshu (BL23), Zigong (EX-CA1).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: Due to sexual intercourse during menstruation, gradual emaciation, external Cold invasion, internal essence injury, alternating chills and fever, essence and blood clashing, internal failure to store essence, external failure to receive blood, toxic gases stirring the uterus, wind-pathogens invading the Lungs causing cough and phlegm. If pulse deficiency/excess is not distinguished and treated as consumptive disease, it is incorrect. Or due to mutual attraction, chaotic meridians, blood failing to return to origin. Needle the following acupoints: Bailao (EX-UE11), Fengchi (GB20), Gaohuang (BL43), Quchi (LI11), Xuangu (GB39), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[102] Lack of lactation in women: Shaoze (SI1), Hegu (LI4), Danzhong (CV17).
[103] Mastitis: Needle painful area of breast, Danzhong (CV17), Daling (PC7), Weizhong (BL40), Shaoze (SI1), Shufu (BL12).
[104] Amenorrhea: Zhongji (CV3), Shenshu (BL23), Hegu (LI4), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
Q: Why are posterior acupoints not listed for female conditions?
A: Female conditions are complex and hard to list fully; using these points alone is effective. Further differentiate pulse deficiency/excess and regulate accordingly.
[105] Generalized skin sores: Quchi (LI11), Hegu (LI4), Zusanli (ST36), Xingjian (LR2).
[106] Back carbuncles and ulcers: Jianjing (GB21), Weizhong (BL40), Tianying (Ashi point), Qizhuma (EX-LE2).
Q: How to treat Yin-type ulcer with no head covering the back?
A: Apply wet mud, starting from dry areas, place garlic slice, moxa according to method, and administer Wuxiang Liaoqiao San for several doses to bring it out.
[107] Kidney Wind Sores: Xuehai (SP10), Sanyinjiao (SP6).
[108] Ding Chuang (Carbuncle/Furuncle) [Puncture with needle; treatable if blood appears, untreatable if no blood]: Hegu (LI4), Quchi (LI11), Zusanli (ST36), Weizhong (BL40).
[109] Jia Huang (Toxin retreating from hypochondrium): Zhigou (TE6), Weizhong (BL40), Jianjing (GB21), Yanglingquan (GB34).
[110] Taiyang Headache: Hegu (LI4), Cuanzhu (BL2), Taiyang (EX-HN5) [Purple vein behind eyebrow].
[111] Taiyang Hypochondriac Pain: Zhigou (TE6), Zhangmen (LR13), Yanglingquan (GB34), Weizhong (BL40) [Bloodletting].
[112] Taiyang Chest and Hypochondriac Pain: Daling (PC7), Qimen (LR14), Danzhong (CV17), Laogong (PC8).
[113) Persistent High Fever in Taiyang Disease: Quchi (LI11), Xuangu (GB39), Zusanli (ST36), Dazhui (GV14), Yongquan (KI1), Hegu (LI4) [All Sedation].
[114) Residual Heat after Fever Subsides in Taiyang Disease: Fengmen (BL12), Hegu (LI4), Xingjian (LR2), Xuangu (GB39).
[115) Mania, disregard for hierarchy: Quchi (LI11), Xuangu (GB39), Bailao (EX-UE11), Yongquan (KI1).
[116) Taiyang Disease with Convulsions, unconsciousness: Quchi (LI11), Hegu (LI4), Renzhong (GV26), Fuliou (KI7).
[117) Taiyang Disease with Anhidrosis (No Sweat): Neiting (ST44) [Sedate], Hegu (LI4) [Tonify], Fuliou (KI7) [Sedate], Bailao (EX-UE11).
[118) Taiyang Disease with Hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweat): Neiting (ST44), Hegu (LI4) [Sedate], Fuliou (KI7) [Tonify], Bailao (EX-UE11).
[119) Constipation: Zhangmen (LR13), Zhaohai (KI6), Zhigou (TE6), Taibai (SP3).
[120) Urinary Retention: Yinggu (KI10), Yinlingquan (SP9).
[121) Six Pulses Absent: Hegu (LI4), Fuliou (KI7), Zhongji (CV3) [Common in Yin Syndromes].
[122) Taiyang Disease with Mania: Qimen (LR14), Qihai (CV6), Quchi (LI11).
[123) Taiyang Disease with Jaundice: Wanggu (SI4), Shenmai (BL62), Waiguan (TE5), Yongquan (KI1).
[124) Sore Throat and Swelling: Shaoshang (LU11), Tiantu (CV22), Hegu (LI4).
[125) Bilateral Tonsillitis (Shuang Ru E): Shaoshang (LU11), Jinjin, Yuye (EX-HN12, EX-HN13).
[126) Unilateral Tonsillitis (Dan Ru E): Shaoshang (LU11), Hegu (LI4), Haiquan (CV23).
[127) Pediatric Red Roaming Wind (Erysipelas): Baihui (GV20), Weizhong (BL40).
[128) Generalized Red Erysipelas: Baihui (GV20), Quchi (LI11), Zusanli (ST36), Weizhong (BL40).
[129) Jaundice with Deficiency Edema: Wanggu (SI4), Bailao (EX-UE11), Zusanli (ST36), Yongquan (KI1) [For general yellowing], Zhongwan (CV12), Gaohuang (BL43), Dantian (CV11) [For color yellowing], Yinlingquan (SP9) [For alcoholic jaundice].
[130) Abdominal Qi Masses, Pi Masses, Ji Masses: Zusanli (ST36), Kuazhong (EX-LE6), Kuawei (EX-LE7).
[131) Five Epilepsies and similar conditions: Shangxing (GV23), Guilv (EX-HN1), Jiutui (CV15), Yongquan (KI1), Xinshu (BL15), Baihui (GV20).
[132) Ma Xian (Horse Epilepsy): Zhaohai (KI6), Jiutui (CV15), Xinshu (BL15).
[133) Feng Xian (Wind Epilepsy): Shenting (GV24), Suliao (DU26), Yongquan (KI1).
[134) Shi Xian (Food Epilepsy): Jiutui (CV15), Zhongwan (CV12), Shaoshang (LU11).
[135) Zhu Xian (Pig Epilepsy): Yongquan (KI1), Xinshu (BL15), Zusanli (ST36), Jiutui (CV15), Zhongwan (CV12), Shaoshang (LU11), Juque (CV14).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: It is all due to Cold Phlegm knotting in the Stomach, loss of will and stability, forming various symptoms. Physicians analyzing and treating will find it effective.
[136) Loss of Will and Dementia: Shenmen (HT7), Guiyan (EX-HN2), Baihui (GV20), Jiutui (CV15).
[137) Bad Breath: Yinjiao (GV28), Chengjiang (CV24).
Q: How is this condition acquired?
A: All due to excessive mental work, unremitting labor, or not brushing teeth, retaining old food residue, causing foul odor. Needle: Jinjin, Yuye (EX-HN12, EX-HN13).
[138) Pediatric Rectal Prolapse: Baihui (GV20), Changqiang (GV1), Dachangshu (BL25).
[139) Cholera with Muscle Cramps: Chengshan (BL57), Zhongfeng (SP4).
[140) Cholera with Vomiting and Diarrhea: Zhongwan (CV12), Tianshu (ST25).