足太阳脉令人腰痛，引项脊尻背如重状，刺其 ，中太阳正经出血，春无见血。少阳令
人腰
痛，如以针刺其皮中，循循然不可以俯仰，不可以顾，刺少阳成骨之端出血，成骨在膝外廉
之骨独起者，夏无见血。阳明令人腰痛，不可以顾，顾如有见者善悲，刺阳明于 前三 ，
上下和之出血，秋无见血。足少阴令人腰痛，痛引脊内廉，刺少阴，于内踝上二 ，春无见
血，出血太多，不可复也。厥阴之脉令人腰痛，腰中如张弓弩弦，刺厥阴之脉，在 踵鱼腹
之外，循之累累然，乃刺之，其病令人善言，嘿嘿然不慧，刺之三 。解脉令人腰痛，痛而
引肩，目KT KT 然，时遗溲，刺解脉，在膝筋肉分间， 外廉之横脉出血，血变而止。解脉令
人腰痛如引带，常如折腰状，善恐，刺解脉，在 中结络如黍米，刺之血射以黑，见赤血而
已。同阴之脉令人腰痛，痛如小锤居其中，怫然肿，刺同阴之脉，在外踝上绝骨之端，为三
。阳维之脉令人腰痛，痛上怫然肿，刺阳维之脉，脉与太阳合 下间，去地一尺所，冲络
之脉令人腰痛，不可以俯仰，仰则恐仆，得之举重伤腰衡络绝，恶血归之，刺之在 阳筋之
间，上 数寸衡居为二 出血。会阴之脉令人腰痛，痛上漯漯然汗出，汗干令人欲饮。饮已
欲走，刺直阳之脉上三 ，在跷上 下，五寸横居，视其盛者出血。飞阳之脉令人腰痛，痛
上怫怫然，甚则悲以恐，刺飞阳之脉，在内踝上五寸，少阴之前，与阴维之会。昌阳之脉令
人腰痛，痛引膺，目KT KT 然，甚则反折，舌卷不能言，刺二筋为二 ，在内踝上，大筋前，
太阴后，上踝二寸所。散脉令人腰痛而热，热甚生烦，腰下如有横木居其中，甚则遗溲，刺
散脉，在膝前骨肉分间，络外廉束脉为三 。肉里之脉令人腰痛，不可以咳，咳则筋缩急，
刺肉里之脉为二 ，在太阳之外，少阳绝骨之后。腰痛侠脊而痛至头，几几然，目KT KT 然欲
僵
仆，刺足太阳 中出血。腰痛上寒，刺足太阳阳明，上热刺足厥阴，不可以俯仰刺足少阳。
中热而喘刺足少阴，刺 中出血。腰痛上寒不可顾，刺足阳明，上热刺足太阴，中热而喘，
刺足少阴。大便难，刺足少阴。如折不可以俯仰，不可以举，刺足太阳，引脊内廉，刺足少
阴。腰痛引小腹控 ，不可以仰，刺腰尻交者，两髁胂上，以月死生为 数。发针立已，左
取右，右取左。腰痛不可俯仰，急引阴卵，刺八 与痛上，八 在腰尻分间。
足太阳经脉使人腰痛，疼痛牵引项部、脊背和臀部，感觉像背负重物一样沉重。针刺该经的正经出血，但春季不宜放血。
少阳经脉使人腰痛，痛感如同针扎在皮肤中，身体拘急不能前后俯仰，也不能左右回顾。针刺少阳经“成骨”的末端出血，“成骨”是指膝盖外侧单独突起的那块骨头，夏季不宜放血。
阳明经脉使人腰痛，不能回头，回头时好像看见了幻视，且容易悲伤。针刺阳明经膝下三寸处（足三里），上下配合调和气血后放血，秋季不宜放血。
足少阴经脉使人腰痛，疼痛牵引脊柱内侧。针刺足少阴经，在内踝上二寸处（复溜），春季不宜放血；如果放血过多，病情难以恢复。
厥阴经脉使人腰痛，腰部感觉像拉满弓弩的弦一样紧绷。针刺厥阴经，位置在脚跟鱼腹状肌肉的外侧，触摸时有结节累累的感觉，然后进行针刺。这种病使人多言，神情沉默呆滞不聪明，针刺三次。
解脉使人腰痛，疼痛牵引肩部，眼睛昏花不明，时常遗尿。针刺解脉，位置在膝盖筋肉分界之间，腓骨外缘的横络出血，直到血液颜色由暗红变为鲜红为止。
解脉使人腰痛，感觉像被带子牵引，经常像腰折断一样的形状，容易恐惧。针刺解脉，在腘窝中有如黍米大小的结络，针刺时黑血射出，见到赤色血液就停止。
同阴之脉使人腰痛，痛感像有小锤子待在中间，局部郁结肿胀。针刺同阴之脉，在外踝上绝骨的末端，针刺三次。
阳维之脉使人腰痛，疼痛部位郁结肿胀。针刺阳维之脉，该脉与足太阳经汇合于腘窝下方，距离地面约一尺的地方。
冲络之脉使人腰痛，不能前后俯仰，仰身时恐怕会跌倒。这是由于举重损伤腰部，导致衡络断裂，恶血积聚所致。针刺部位在阳筋之间，向上数寸处横向平刺，分为两处放血。
会阴之脉使人腰痛，疼痛部位漯漯然出汗，汗干后使人想喝水，喝完后又想走动。针刺直阳之脉上方三寸处，在跷脉上下五寸处横向平刺，观察血脉充盛之处放血。
飞阳之脉使人腰痛，疼痛部位郁结不适，严重时悲恐交加。针刺飞阳之脉，在内踝上五寸，足少阴经之前，与阴维脉交会处。
昌阳之脉使人腰痛，疼痛牵引胸部，眼睛昏花不明，严重时身体反折，舌头卷缩不能说话。针刺两条筋，分为两处，位于内踝上方，大筋之前，太阴经之后，上踝两寸处。
散脉使人腰痛且发热，热甚则生烦躁，腰部下面好像有横木卡在中间，严重时遗尿。针刺散脉，在膝盖前骨肉分界之间，络脉外缘束脉处，分为三处针刺。
肉里之脉使人腰痛，不能咳嗽，咳嗽则筋脉收缩紧急。针刺肉里之脉，分为两处，在足太阳经之外，足少阳经绝骨之后。
腰痛夹脊而痛，甚至放射至头部，颈部僵硬强直，眼睛昏花不明，想要僵仆倒地。针刺足太阳经委中穴出血。
腰痛上部发冷，针刺足太阳经和足阳明经；上部发热，针刺足厥阴经；不能前后俯仰，针刺足少阳经。
腰痛上部发冷不能回头，针刺足阳明经；上部发热，针刺足太阴经；中部发热且气喘，针刺足少阴经。
腰痛像折断一样不能俯仰，不能抬举，针刺足太阳经；疼痛牵引脊柱内侧，针刺足少阴经。
腰痛牵引小腹部并控引睾丸，不能仰身，针刺腰尻交会处（即委中穴附近或八髎区域，此处指代特定取穴点），在两髁胂肌之上，根据月亮的盈亏变化决定针刺次数。针刺后立即见效，左侧病痛取右侧穴位，右侧病痛取左侧穴位（巨刺法）。
The Foot-Taiyang Meridian causes lumbar pain, with the pain radiating to the neck, spine, buttocks, and back, feeling as if bearing a heavy burden. Puncture the main channel of this meridian to bleed; however, bleeding should be avoided in Spring.
The Shaoyang Meridian causes lumbar pain, with a sensation like needles pricking the skin, stiffness preventing flexion and extension, and inability to look around. Puncture the end of the "Chenggu" (a bone) of the Shaoyang meridian to bleed. The Chenggu refers to the solitary prominent bone on the lateral side of the knee. Bleeding should be avoided in Summer.
The Yangming Meridian causes lumbar pain, with inability to turn the head; turning the head may induce visual hallucinations and predisposition to grief. Puncture the Yangming meridian three cun below the knee (Zusanli, ST36), harmonize the upper and lower aspects, and then bleed. Bleeding should be avoided in Autumn.
The Foot-Shaoyin Meridian causes lumbar pain, with pain radiating to the medial aspect of the spine. Puncture the Foot-Shaoyin meridian at two cun above the medial malleolus (Fuliu, KI7); bleeding should be avoided in Spring. Excessive bleeding cannot be easily restored.
The Jueyin Meridian causes lumbar pain, with the waist feeling tight like the string of a drawn bow. Puncture the Jueyin meridian at the lateral side of the gastrocnemius muscle near the heel; palpate for nodular accumulations before puncturing. This condition causes excessive talking and a taciturn, dull demeanor. Puncture three times.
The Xie Mai (Loose/Unbound Vessel) causes lumbar pain, with pain radiating to the shoulder, blurred vision, and occasional urinary incontinence. Puncture the Xie Mai between the muscles and tendons of the knee, at the transverse vessel on the lateral edge of the fibula, until the blood changes from dark to bright red.
The Xie Mai causes lumbar pain, feeling as if pulled by a belt, often resembling a broken waist, with frequent fear. Puncture the Xie Mai where there are knot-like collaterals the size of millet seeds in the popliteal fossa; black blood will shoot out, stop when bright red blood appears.
The Tongyin Mai causes lumbar pain, with a sensation like a small hammer lodged inside, accompanied by localized swelling. Puncture the Tongyin Mai at the end of the fibula above the lateral malleolus, puncture three times.
The Yangwei Mai causes lumbar pain, with swelling at the painful site. Puncture the Yangwei Mai where it joins the Foot-Taiyang meridian in the space below the popliteal fossa, approximately one chi from the ground.
The Chongluo Mai causes lumbar pain, with inability to flex or extend, and fear of falling when extending. This is caused by lifting heavy objects injuring the waist, severing the Hengluo, causing evil blood to accumulate. Puncture between the Yang tendons, horizontal needling several cun upward, divided into two points for bleeding.
The Huiyin Mai causes lumbar pain, with profuse sweating at the painful site; after sweat dries, thirst arises, and after drinking, there is an urge to move. Puncture the Zhiyang Mai three cun above, located between the Qiao vessels, five cun upward horizontally, bleeding where the vessels appear full.
The Feiyang Mai causes lumbar pain, with a stifling sensation, progressing to sorrow and fear. Puncture the Feiyang Mai five cun above the medial malleolus, anterior to the Foot-Shaoyin meridian, at the intersection with the Yinwei Mai.
The Changyang Mai causes lumbar pain, radiating to the chest, with blurred vision, and in severe cases, opisthotonos, tongue retraction, and aphasia. Puncture two tendons at two points, located above the medial malleolus, anterior to the large tendon, posterior to the Taiyin meridian, about two cun above the ankle.
The San Mai causes lumbar pain with heat; severe heat causes irritability, and a sensation of a horizontal block in the lower waist, potentially leading to urinary incontinence. Puncture the San Mai between the bone and flesh anterior to the knee, along the bundle of vessels on the lateral collateral, dividing into three points.
The Rouli Mai causes lumbar pain, aggravated by coughing which leads to tendon spasm. Puncture the Rouli Mai at two points, lateral to the Foot-Taiyang meridian and posterior to the Shaoyang fibula.
Lumbar pain flanking the spine radiating to the head, with stiff neck, blurred vision, and desire to collapse. Puncture the Foot-Taiyang meridian at Weizhong (BL40) to bleed.
For lumbar pain with coldness in the upper part, puncture the Foot-Taiyang and Foot-Yangming meridians; for upper heat, puncture the Foot-Jueyin meridian; for inability to flex or extend, puncture the Foot-Shaoyang meridian.
For middle heat with panting, puncture the Foot-Shaoyin meridian and bleed at Weizhong (BL40).
For lumbar pain with coldness in the upper part and inability to look back, puncture the Foot-Yangming meridian; for upper heat, puncture the Foot-Taiyin meridian; for middle heat with panting, puncture the Foot-Shaoyin meridian. For difficulty defecating, puncture the Foot-Shaoyin meridian.
For lumbar pain resembling a fracture with inability to flex/extend or lift, puncture the Foot-Taiyang meridian; for pain radiating to the medial spine, puncture the Foot-Shaoyin meridian.
For lumbar pain radiating to the lower abdomen and controlling the testicles, with inability to extend, puncture the junction of the lumbar and sacral regions (referring to specific points near the sacrum), above the condyles of the tibia/fibula. Determine the number of punctures based on the waxing and waning of the moon. The effect is immediate upon needle withdrawal. Use Left-Right cross-point needling (Left for Right symptoms, Right for Left symptoms).
For lumbar pain with inability to flex/extend and urgent traction of the scrotum, puncture the Bashi (Eight Lateral Acupoints) and the local painful area. The Bashi points are located between the lumbar and sacral regions.