曲差、上星、迎香、素 、水沟、龈交、通天、禾 、风府、主鼻塞。喘息不利。鼻
涕。鼽衄有疮。承灵等、主鼻窒。喘息不通。（见鼻衄。）厉兑、京骨、前谷、主鼻不利
涕黄。龈交、主 肉不利。（见 肉。）天柱、主不知香臭。中管、主鼻间焦臭。眉冲
、疗头痛鼻塞。（明）玉枕、（见目痛）百会、（见风痫。）明堂、（见鼻涕）当阳、临泣、（
见风眩。）疗鼻塞。迎香、疗鼻息不闻香臭。风府、疗鼻不得息。天牖、疗鼻塞不
闻香臭。（下）至阴、（见头重。）治鼻塞。上星、（明下同。）百会、囟会、（明同。）
承光、治鼻塞不闻香臭。若是鼻塞。灸囟会。日七壮。至四日渐退。五日顿愈。（铜）临泣
、（见风眩明同。）通天、治鼻塞闷。步郎、治鼻塞不通。（明同。）临泣、治目眩鼻塞。
前谷、龈交、治鼻塞不利。承灵、治鼽衄息不利。素 、治鼻塞 肉不消。多涕生疮。
按铜人云、素 穴诸方阙治疗法。千金治鼻塞 肉不消。多涕生疮。而今之千金只云、
主鼻 僻多涕。鼽衄有疮。又云、主鼻窒喘息不利。与此文稍异。岂古今本不同耶。
厉兑、治恶风鼻不利。水沟等、主不知香臭。（千见鼻涕。）
龈交、主鼻中 肉不利。鼻头额 中痛。鼻中有蚀疮。（千）曲差等、主鼽衄有疮。（
塞。）脑空、主疠鼻。（见鼻痛。）鼻中 肉。灸上星二百壮。又灸侠上星两傍。相去
三寸。各百壮。迎香、治鼻有 肉。不闻香臭。衄血。（铜）龈交、治鼻中 肉。蚀疮。
素、治 肉不消。多涕生疮。禾 、（见鼻涕。）疗鼽衄有疮。（明）巨 、疗鼻准上
肿痈痛。（见口 。单方歌云。狗头灰方寸。丁香半钱匕。细研吹鼻中。 肉化为水。）
曲差、上星、迎香、素髎、水沟、龈交、通天、禾髎、风府，主治鼻塞。喘息不畅。鼻流涕。鼻渊衄血伴有疮疡。承灵等穴，主治鼻窒。呼吸不通畅。（参见鼻衄篇）厉兑、京骨、前谷，主治鼻窍不利、鼻涕色黄。龈交，主治息肉阻碍气道。（参见息肉篇）天柱，主治不知香臭。中脘，主治鼻腔内有焦糊臭味。眉冲，治疗头痛伴鼻塞。（明代校注：玉枕，参见目痛篇；百会，参见风痫篇；明堂，参见鼻涕篇；当阳、临泣，参见风眩篇。）治疗鼻塞。迎香，治疗鼻息不通、不闻香臭。风府，治疗鼻部气息阻塞。天牖，治疗鼻塞、不闻香臭。（下篇：至阴，参见头重篇。）治疗鼻塞。上星（明代校注同铜人经）、百会、囟会（明代校注同），承光，治疗鼻塞、不闻香臭。若是鼻塞，灸囟会穴，每日七壮，到第四日渐见消退，第五日完全痊愈。（铜人经：临泣，参见风眩篇，明代校注同。）通天，治疗鼻塞胸闷。步郎，治疗鼻塞不通。（明代校注同。）临泣，治疗目眩伴鼻塞。前谷、龈交，治疗鼻塞不利。承灵，治疗鼻渊衄血、呼吸不畅。素髎，治疗鼻塞、息肉不消、多涕生疮。
据《铜人腧穴针灸图经》记载，素髎穴在各医方中缺失治疗方法。《千金方》治疗鼻塞息肉不消、多涕生疮，而现今版本的《千金方》只说：“主治鼻歪斜、多涕、鼻渊衄血伴有疮疡。”又说：“主治鼻窒、呼吸不畅。”与此处文字稍有差异，难道是古今版本不同吗？
厉兑，治疗恶风、鼻窍不利。水沟等穴，主治不知香臭。（《千金方》参见鼻涕篇。）
龈交，主治鼻中息肉阻碍气道、鼻头及额中疼痛、鼻中有腐蚀疮疡。（《千金方》）曲差等穴，主治鼻渊衄血伴有疮疡。（鼻塞篇）脑空，主治疠鼻（参见鼻痛篇）。鼻中息肉，灸上星穴二百壮，又灸位于上星两侧、相距三寸处的穴位，各一百壮。迎香，治疗鼻有息肉、不闻香臭、衄血。（《铜人经》）龈交，治疗鼻中息肉、腐蚀疮疡。素髎，治疗息肉不消、多涕生疮。禾髎，（参见鼻涕篇。）治疗鼻渊衄血伴有疮疡。（明代校注）巨髎，治疗鼻尖上方肿胀痈痛。（参见口僻篇。单方歌诀云：狗头灰一方寸匕，丁香半钱匕，细细研磨吹入鼻中，息肉化为水。）
Qucha (BL2), Shangxing (GV23), Yingxiang (LI20), Suliqiao (DU26), Shuigou (GV26), Yinjiao (DU28), Tongtian (BL7), Heliao (LI19), and Fengfu (GV16) mainly treat nasal congestion. They also address labored breathing, nasal discharge, rhinorrhea with epistaxis accompanied by sores. Chengling (BL18) and other points mainly treat nasal obstruction and unobstructed breathing. (See Epistaxis.) Lijui (ST45), Jinggu (BL64), and Qiangu (SI03) mainly treat nasal dysfunction with yellow nasal discharge. Yinjiao (DU28) mainly treats airway obstruction due to polyps. (See Polyps.) Tianzhu (BL10) mainly treats loss of smell and taste. Zhongwan (CV12) mainly treats a scorched odor in the nose. Meichong (EX-HN22) treats headache accompanied by nasal congestion. (Ming Dynasty annotation: Yuzhen (GB9), see Ophthalmalgia; Baihui (GV20), see Wind-epilepsy; Mingtang (EX-HN23), see Nasal Discharge; Dangyang (EX-HN4) and Linqi (GB14), see Wind-dizziness.) Treats nasal congestion. Yingxiang (LI20) treats blocked nasal respiration and loss of smell. Fengfu (GV16) treats nasal respiratory obstruction. Tianyou (TE16) treats nasal congestion and loss of smell. (Lower section: Zhiyin (BL67), see Heavy Head.) Treats nasal congestion. Shangxing (GV23) (Ming Dynasty annotation same as Copper Man), Baihui (GV20), Xinhui (GV22), and Chengguang (BL7) treat nasal congestion and loss of smell. In cases of nasal congestion, moxa is applied to Xinhui (GV22), seven moxa cones daily; symptoms gradually subside by the fourth day and are completely cured by the fifth day. (Copper Man: Linqi (GB14), see Wind-dizziness, Ming Dynasty annotation same.) Tongtian (BL7) treats nasal congestion with chest stuffiness. Bulang (EX-HN1) treats nasal obstruction. (Ming Dynasty annotation same.) Linqi (GB14) treats dizziness accompanied by nasal congestion. Qiangu (SI03) and Yinjiao (DU28) treat nasal dysfunction. Chengling (BL18) treats rhinorrhea with epistaxis and unobstructed breathing. Suliqiao (DU26) treats nasal congestion, non-resolving polyps, excessive discharge, and sores.
According to the *Copper Man Acupoint Acupuncture and Moxibustion Illustrated Classic*, the treatment methods for Suliqiao (DU26) are missing from various medical formulas. *Qianjin Fang* treats nasal congestion with non-resolving polyps, excessive discharge, and sores. However, the current version of *Qianjin Fang* only states: "Mainly treats nasal deviation, excessive discharge, rhinorrhea with epistaxis accompanied by sores." It also states: "Mainly treats nasal obstruction and unobstructed breathing." This differs slightly from the text here. Could it be that ancient and modern versions differ?
Lijui (ST45) treats aversion to wind and nasal dysfunction. Shuigou (GV26) and other points mainly treat loss of smell and taste. (*Qianjin Fang* see Nasal Discharge.)
Yinjiao (DU28) mainly treats airway obstruction due to nasal polyps, pain in the nasal tip and forehead, and corrosive sores in the nose. (*Qianjin Fang*) Qucha (BL2) and other points mainly treat rhinorrhea with epistaxis accompanied by sores. (Nasal Congestion section) Naokong (GB13) treats leprosy of the nose (see Nasal Pain). For nasal polyps, apply 200 moxa cones to Shangxing (GV23), and another 100 moxa cones each to the points on both sides of Shangxing, three cun apart. Yingxiang (LI20) treats nasal polyps, loss of smell, and epistaxis. (*Copper Man*) Yinjiao (DU28) treats nasal polyps and corrosive sores. Suliqiao (DU26) treats non-resolving polyps, excessive discharge, and sores. Heliao (LI19), (see Nasal Discharge.) treats rhinorrhea with epistaxis accompanied by sores. (Ming Dynasty annotation) Juliao (ST3) treats swelling and painful abscesses above the nasal tip. (See Facial Paralysis. Single prescription rhyme says: One square inch of dog head ash, half a qian of cloves, finely ground and blown into the nose, polyps dissolve into water.)