(左右八十八穴)
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瞳子 (一名太阳。一名前关) 在目外 旁五分。手足少阳手太阳之会。(针三分。灸
三壮)治目痒翳膜青盲远视KT KT 泪出多眵。
听会(一名听河。一名后关) 在耳前陷中。客主人下一寸动脉宛宛中。去耳珠下开口有
空。(针三分。灸三壮)治耳聋耳鸣。牙车脱臼。齿痛口 斜。
客主人(一名上关) 在耳前起骨上。开口有空本输篇曰。刺之 不能欠。手足少阳足阳
明之会。(针一分。不得深灸三壮)治口眼偏斜。耳鸣耳聋。
颔厌 在耳前曲角颞 上廉。(图翼曰脑空之上)手足少阳足阳明之会。(针三分。过深
令人耳聋灸三壮)治偏头痛。目眩耳鸣
悬颅 在耳前曲骨上颞 之中。寒热病篇曰。足阳明有挟鼻入于面者。名曰悬颅足少阳
阳明之会。(针三分。禁深灸三壮)治牙齿疼。头偏痛引目热病汗不出。
悬厘 在耳前曲角上颞 下廉。手足少阳阳明之会。(针三分。灸三壮)治面肿头偏痛。
目锐 赤。
曲鬓(一名曲发) 在耳上入发际曲隅陷中。鼓颔有空。足少阳太阳之会。(针三分。灸
三壮)治颔颊肿。引牙车不得开颈项不能回顾。头角痛为巅风。目眇。
率谷 在耳上入发际一寸半陷中嚼牙取之足少阳太阳之会(针三分灸三壮)治脑两角痛。
胃膈寒痰呕吐。酒风皮肤肿。
天冲 在耳后三分许。入发际二寸。足少阳太阳之会(针三分。灸三壮)治癫疾风痉。牙
龈肿。惊恐头痛。
浮白 在耳后入发际一寸。足少阳太阳之会。(针三分灸三壮)治耳聋耳鸣齿痛喉痹。项
瘿咳逆。胸满不得息。
窍阴(一名枕骨) 在耳后完骨上。枕骨下动摇有空。足少阳太阳之会(针三分。灸三壮)
治四肢转筋。头项痛引耳。目痛舌强喉痹。
完骨 在耳后入发际四分。足少阳太阳之会。(针三分。灸三壮)治头风耳后痛齿龋喉痹
。
本神 在神庭旁三寸。横直耳上入发际四分。足少阳阳维之会。(针三分灸七壮)治惊痫
吐沫。项强急痛目眩。
阳白 在眉上一寸直瞳子。甲乙曰。足少阳阳明阳维之会。(针二分。灸三壮)治目昏多
眵。
临泣 在目上入发际五分陷中。正睛取之。足少阳太阳阳维之会。(针三分。禁灸)治目
眩生翳。惊痫反视。
目窗(一名至荣) 在临泣后一寸半。(别本一寸。误)足少阳阳维之会(针三分灸五壮)治
头目眩痛。远视不明。
止营 在目窗后一寸半(别本一寸误)足少阳阳维之会(针三分灸三壮)治目眩头偏痛。齿
龋唇吻急。
承灵 在正营后一寸半。足少阳阳维之会。(灸五壮禁针)治脑风头痛。恶风鼻窒。
脑空(一名颞 ) 在承灵后一寸半。夹玉枕骨下陷中。(耳后微高者名为枕骨。足太阳
少阳
之筋结于此)足少阳阳维之会。(针四分灸五壮)治头痛不可忍。项强不得顾。目瞑心悸。发
即心乱。
风池 在耳后脑空下发际陷中。大筋外廉。按之引耳。足少阳阳维之会(针七分。灸七
壮)治偏正头痛。伤寒热病汗不出。 疟颈项痛。目眩赤痛泪出。耳聋腰背痛。
肩井(一名膊井) 在缺盆上大骨前一寸半。以三指按取当中指下陷中。手足少阳足阳明
阳维
之会。连五脏气(针五分。若过深。令人闷倒急补三里灸三壮。孕妇禁针)治中风气塞。头项
臂痛。妇人难产。手足厥逆。
渊液(一名泉液) 在腋下三寸宛宛中。举臂取之。(针三分。禁灸)治寒热马刀疡。胸满
臂不举。
辄筋 在腋下三寸。复前行一寸着胁。侧卧屈上足取之(针六分)治胸中暴满不得卧太息
多唾。
日月(一名神光) 在期门下五分。第三肋端横直蔽骨旁。胆之募。足太阴少阳阳维之会
。(针七分。灸五壮)治太息善悲。小腹热呕宿汁。
京门(一名气俞。一名气府) 在监骨腰中。季肋本夹脊侧卧屈上足。伸下足举臂取之。
一云
脐上五分。旁开九寸半肾之募(针三分。灸三壮)治寒热腹胀。肠鸣洞泄。水道不利。腰髀引
痛。
带脉 在季胁下一寸八分陷中。脐上二分。旁开七寸半。(两乳间横折八寸取之。○古
以两
乳相去为九寸半故又云带脉在脐旁八寸半)足少阳带脉之会(针六分。灸五壮)治腰腹纵如囊
水状。疝气偏坠。妇人带下。
五枢 在带脉下三寸。夹水道旁五寸半陷中。(水道在脐下三寸旁开。二寸五枢开中七
寸半)足少阳带脉之会。(针一寸灸五壮)治 癖小腹痛。寒疝卵上入腹。妇人赤白带下。
维道(一名外枢) 在章门下五寸三分。(当脐下三寸三分。旁开六寸)足少阳带脉之会。
(针八分。灸三壮)治呕逆不嗜食。
居 在章门下八寸三分。监骨上陷中足少阳阳跷之会。(针八分。灸三壮)治腰引小腹
痛。肩臂不得举。
环跳 在髀枢中砚子骨下宛宛中侧卧伸下足屈上足取之。足少阳太阳之会。(针二寸。
灸五壮)治冷风湿痹不仁。腰股膝痛。不得转侧。
风市 在膝上。外侧两筋间。舒手着腿中指尽处陷中(针五分灸五壮)治中风腿膝无力浑
身瘙痒麻痹。
中渎 在髀骨外膝上外廉五寸分肉间陷中足少阳络。别走厥阴。(针五分。灸五壮)治寒
气客于分肉间攻痛筋痹不仁。
阳关(一名阳陵) 在阳陵泉上三寸陷中(针五分。禁灸)治膝痛不可屈伸。
阳陵泉 在膝下一寸 外廉尖骨前陷中。蹲坐取之。胆脉所入为合。又为筋之会筋病治
此。(针六分灸七壮)治足膝冷痹无血色。半身不遂。香港脚筋挛。
阳交(一名别阳。一名足 ) 在足外踝上七寸。内斜属三阳分肉间。阳维之 。(针六
分。灸三壮)治胸满喉痹。膝痛足不收。寒厥惊狂面肿。
外丘 在外踝上六寸外斜。(旧本踝上七寸。误)足少阳所生。(针二分。灸三壮)治胸满
颈项痛。
光明 在外踝上五寸。足少阳络。别走厥阴(针六分灸五壮)治淫泺胫 痛。不能久立。
热病汗不出。卒狂啮颊。
阳辅(一名分肉) 在外踝骨上四寸。绝骨端如前三分。去丘墟七寸筋肉分间。胆脉所行
为经
实则泻之。使火虚而木自平。(针五分灸三壮)治腰溶溶如水浸。膝下肿。百节酸痿痹马刀挟
瘿汗出振寒疟。
悬钟(一名绝骨) 在外踝上三寸动脉中。寻摸尖骨者乃是绝骨两分间。为足三阳之大络
。按
之阳明脉绝乃取之。为髓之会。(针六分。灸五壮)治心腹胀。胃热不食。喉痹颈项痛。虚劳
咳逆。香港脚膝 痛。
丘墟 在外踝下如前陷中去临泣三寸胆脉所过为原。虚实皆拔之。(针五分。灸三壮)治
胸胁满痛。不得息。久疟振寒目生翳膜。腋下肿。腿 髀枢酸痛。转筋卒疝小腹坚。
临泣 在足小指次指本节后足跗间陷中。去侠溪一寸五分。胆脉所注为俞。(针二分。
禁灸)
治胸胁支满。腋下马刀。(千金方灸百壮)目眩心痛。 疟曰西发者。(一云木有余者宜泻此
。)
地五会 在足小指次指本节后陷中。去侠溪一寸(针一分禁灸)治腋痛乳痈。内损吐血。
侠溪 在足小指次指本节。前岐骨陷中胆脉所溜为荥。虚则补之。(针三分。灸三壮)治
寒热病汗不出。曰外 赤。胸痛耳聋。
窍阴 在足小指次指外侧。去爪甲角如韭叶。胆脉所出为井。(针一分。灸三壮)治胁痛
咳逆不得息。手足烦热。喉痹舌强头痛耳聋。
（左右两侧共八十八个穴位）
瞳子髎（又名太阳穴、前关）：位于目外眦旁五分处。是手少阳、足少阳和手太阳三经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治眼睛发痒、翳膜遮挡视力、青盲症、远视模糊、流泪多且眼屎多。
听会（又名听河、后关）：位于耳前凹陷中。在客主人穴下一寸，动脉搏动明显处，宛宛之中。距离耳珠下方，张口时有空隙。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治耳聋、耳鸣、颞下颌关节脱臼、牙齿疼痛、口眼歪斜。
客主人（又名上关）：位于耳前隆起的骨头上方。张口时有空隙。《本输篇》记载：“针刺此穴不能深刺以免引起面部肌肉拘急。”是手少阳、足少阳和足阳明三经的交会穴。（针刺一分，不可深刺，艾灸三壮）。主治口眼歪斜、耳鸣、耳聋。
颔厌：位于耳前曲角颞部上方的边缘。（《图翼》记载在脑空穴之上）。是手少阳、足少阳和足阳明三经的交会穴。（针刺三分，过深会导致耳聋，艾灸三壮）。主治偏头痛、头晕眼花、耳鸣。
悬颅：位于耳前曲骨上方的颞部中间。《寒热病篇》记载：“足阳明胃经有分支挟鼻进入面部的，名叫悬颅。”是足少阳和足阳明两经的交会穴。（针刺三分，禁止深刺，艾灸三壮）。主治牙痛、头部偏侧疼痛牵连眼部发热、热病无汗。
悬厘：位于耳前曲角上方的颞部下边缘。是手少阳、足少阳和足阳明三经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治面部肿胀、头部偏侧疼痛、目锐眦发红。
曲鬓（又名曲发）：位于耳上入发际弯曲角落的凹陷中。鼓腮时此处有空隙。是足少阳和足太阳两经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治颌颊肿胀、牵引颞下颌关节无法张口、颈项僵硬不能回顾、头角疼痛导致巅顶风证、视力模糊。
率谷：位于耳上入发际一寸半的凹陷中，咀嚼牙齿时可取到。是足少阳和足太阳两经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治头脑两侧角部疼痛、胃膈寒痰呕吐、酒风引起的皮肤肿胀。
天冲：位于耳后约三分处，入发际二寸。是足少阳和足太阳两经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治癫痫、风痉、牙龈肿胀、惊恐头痛。
浮白：位于耳后入发际一寸。是足少阳和足太阳两经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治耳聋、耳鸣、牙痛、喉痹、颈部瘿瘤、咳嗽气逆、胸满呼吸困难。
窍阴（又名枕骨）：位于耳后完骨上方，枕骨下方，摇动头部时有空隙。是足少阳和足太阳两经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治四肢抽筋、头项疼痛牵连耳朵、眼痛、舌强、喉痹。
完骨：位于耳后入发际四分。是足少阳和足太阳两经的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治头风、耳后疼痛、龋齿、喉痹。
本神：位于神庭穴旁开三寸，横向直对耳上入发际四分处。是足少阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸七壮）。主治惊痫吐沫、项部僵硬急痛、头晕眼花。
阳白：位于眉毛上一寸，正对瞳孔处。《甲乙经》记载：“是足少阳、足阳明和阳维脉的交会穴。”（针刺二分，艾灸三壮）。主治视力昏花、眼屎多。
临泣：位于眼睛上方入发际五分处的凹陷中，正视时取穴。是足少阳、足太阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（针刺三分，禁止艾灸）。主治头晕眼花、生翳膜、惊痫反视。
目窗（又名至荣）：位于临泣穴后一寸半。（其他版本为一寸，属误写）。是足少阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸五壮）。主治头目眩晕疼痛、远视不清。
止营：位于目窗穴后一寸半（其他版本为一寸，属误写）。是足少阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治头晕、头部偏侧疼痛、龋齿、嘴唇紧绷。
承灵：位于正营穴后一寸半。是足少阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（艾灸五壮，禁止针刺）。主治脑风头痛、恶风、鼻塞。
脑空（又名颞颥）：位于承灵穴后一寸半，夹玉枕骨下方的凹陷中。（耳后微微高起的地方称为枕骨，足太阳和足少阳的筋结聚于此）。是足少阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（针刺四分，艾灸五壮）。主治剧烈头痛、项部僵硬不能回顾、闭目心悸、头发竖起则心慌意乱。
风池：位于耳后脑空穴下方入发际的凹陷中，大筋外侧边缘，按压时感觉牵引至耳朵。是足少阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（针刺七分，艾灸七壮）。主治偏正头痛、伤寒热病无汗、疟疾、颈项痛、头晕眼花、目赤肿痛、流泪、耳聋、腰背痛。
肩井（又名膊井）：位于缺盆上方大骨前一寸半，用三指按压，中指下的凹陷处。是手少阳、足少阳、足阳明和阳维脉的交会穴。连通五脏之气。（针刺五分，如果过深会导致人昏厥，需紧急补足三里穴并艾灸三壮，孕妇禁止针刺）。主治中风气塞、头项臂痛、妇人难产、手足厥冷。
渊液（又名泉液）：位于腋下三寸的凹陷中，举臂时取穴。（针刺三分，禁止艾灸）。主治寒热、马刀疡（腋窝淋巴结结核）、胸满、手臂不能举起。
辄筋：位于腋下三寸，再向前一寸贴近胁肋。侧卧屈上腿取穴。（针刺六分）。主治胸部突然胀满无法平卧、叹气、多唾。
日月（又名神光）：位于期门穴下五分，第三肋骨端，横直对蔽骨旁。是胆的募穴。是足太阴、足少阳和阳维脉的交会穴。（针刺七分，艾灸五壮）。主治叹气、易悲伤、小腹热、呕吐宿汁。
京门（又名气俞、气府）：位于季胁端的监骨腰部，侧卧屈上腿，伸下腿，举臂取穴。另一种说法是在脐上五分，旁开九寸半。是肾的募穴。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治寒热、腹胀、肠鸣洞泄、水道不利、腰髀牵引疼痛。
带脉：位于季胁下一寸八分的凹陷中，脐上二分，旁开七寸半。（以两乳间横折为八寸取之。○古时候认为两乳相距为九寸半，所以又说带脉在脐旁八寸半）。是足少阳和带脉的交会穴。（针刺六分，艾灸五壮）。主治腰腹松弛如囊盛水状、疝气偏坠、妇人带下病。
五枢：位于带脉下三寸，夹水道穴旁五寸半的凹陷中。（水道穴在脐下三寸旁开二寸，五枢在旁开七寸半）。是足少阳和带脉的交会穴。（针刺一寸，艾灸五壮）。主治癖块、小腹痛、寒疝睾丸上缩入腹、妇人赤白带下。
维道（又名外枢）：位于章门下五寸三分。（正当脐下三寸三分，旁开六寸）。是足少阳和带脉的交会穴。（针刺八分，艾灸三壮）。主治呕逆、食欲不振。
居髎：位于章门下八寸三分，监骨上方的凹陷中。是足少阳和阳跷脉的交会穴。（针刺八分，艾灸三壮）。主治腰痛牵引小腹痛、肩臂不能举起。
环跳：位于髀枢中，髋骨下方的凹陷中。侧卧伸下腿，屈上腿取穴。是足少阳和足太阳的交会穴。（针刺二寸，艾灸五壮）。主治冷风湿痹导致的麻木不仁、腰股膝痛、身体不能转侧。
风市：位于膝盖上方，外侧两筋之间，伸手下垂中指尽头处的凹陷中。（针刺五分，艾灸五壮）。主治中风腿膝无力、全身瘙痒麻痹。
中渎：位于髀骨外侧，膝上外缘五寸，分肉间的凹陷中。是足少阳络穴，别走厥阴经。（针刺五分，艾灸五壮）。主治寒气客于分肉间引起的攻痛、筋痹麻木。
阳关（又名阳陵）：位于阳陵泉上三寸的凹陷中。（针刺五分，禁止艾灸）。主治膝关节疼痛无法屈伸。
阳陵泉：位于膝下一寸，腓骨小头前下方的凹陷中。蹲坐时取穴。是胆经经脉所入为合穴，又是筋的会穴，筋病治疗此穴。（针刺六分，艾灸七壮）。主治足膝冷痹无血色、半身不遂、脚气筋挛。
阳交：又名别阳、足阳交。位于足外踝上七寸，向内斜行属于三阳经分肉间。是阳维脉的郄穴。（针刺六分，艾灸三壮）。主治胸满、喉痹、膝痛、足部不能收持、寒厥、惊狂、面肿。
外丘：位于外踝上六寸，向外斜行。（旧版书本作踝上七寸，属误写）。是足少阳经所生之处。（针刺二分，艾灸三壮）。主治胸满、颈项痛。
光明：位于外踝上五寸。是足少阳络穴，别走厥阴经。（针刺六分，艾灸五壮）。主治肢体酸痛、胫部疼痛、不能久立、热病无汗、突然发狂咬脸颊。
阳辅：又名分肉。位于外踝骨上四寸，绝骨端前方三分处，距离丘墟穴七寸，筋肉分间。是胆经经脉所行为经穴。实证用泻法，使火虚而木气自平。（针刺五分，艾灸三壮）。主治腰部松软如水浸感、膝下肿胀、全身关节酸痿痹痛、马刀挟瘿、出汗怕冷、疟疾。
悬钟（又名绝骨）：位于外踝上三寸动脉中。寻找尖骨者即是绝骨，在两分之间。是足三阳经的大络。按压此处若感觉阳明脉绝，方可取穴。是髓的会穴。（针刺六分，艾灸五壮）。主治心腹胀、胃热不食、喉痹、颈项痛、虚劳咳嗽气逆、脚气膝痛。
丘墟：位于外踝前下方的凹陷中，距离临泣穴三寸。是胆经经脉所过为原穴。虚实皆可用提插泻法。（针刺五分，艾灸三壮）。主治胸胁满痛、呼吸困难、久疟怕冷、目生翳膜、腋下肿胀、腿髀枢酸痛、抽筋、急性疝气、小腹坚硬。
足临泣：位于足小趾次趾（第四趾）本节后的足背凹陷中，距离侠溪穴一寸五分。是胆经经脉所注为俞穴。（针刺二分，禁止艾灸）。主治胸胁支满、腋下马刀疮、头晕眼花、心痛、疟疾每日傍晚发作。（一说木气有余者宜泻此穴）。
地五会：位于足小趾次趾本节后的凹陷中，距离侠溪穴一寸。（针刺一分，禁止艾灸）。主治腋痛、乳痈、内伤吐血。
侠溪：位于足小趾次趾本节前的岐骨凹陷中。是胆经经脉所溜为荥穴。虚证用补法。（针刺三分，艾灸三壮）。主治寒热病无汗、目外眦发红、胸痛、耳聋。
足窍阴：位于足小趾次趾外侧，距离爪甲角如韭菜叶宽处。是胆经经脉所出为井穴。（针刺一分，艾灸三壮）。主治胁痛、咳嗽气逆、呼吸困难、手足烦热、喉痹、舌强、头痛、耳聋。
(88 acupoints on both sides)
[Image Placeholder: Acupoint Diagram of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian]
**Tongziliao (Z1, Eye Outer Corner)** (Also known as Taiyang, Qian Guan): Located 0.5 cun lateral to the outer canthus. It is the meeting point of the Hand-Shaoyang, Foot-Shaoyang, and Hand-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Itching of the eyes, corneal opacity, amaurosis, blurred distance vision, excessive tearing, and abundant eye discharge.
**Tinghui (GB2, Hearing Meeting)** (Also known as Tinghe, Hou Guan): Located in the depression anterior to the ear. One cun below the Keyuren (ST7) point, in the depression where the arterial pulse is felt. There is a gap when the mouth is opened below the tragus. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Deafness, tinnitus, temporomandibular joint dislocation, toothache, and facial paralysis (deviation of the mouth and eye).
**Keyuren (ST7, Guest Master)** (Also known as Shang Guan, Upper Gate): Located on the upper border of the coronoid process of the mandible, anterior to the ear. There is a gap when the mouth is opened. The *Ben Shu* chapter states: "Do not needle too deeply to avoid causing lockjaw." It is the meeting point of the Hand-Shaoyang, Foot-Shaoyang, and Foot-Yangming meridians. (Needle 0.1 cun; do not needle deeply; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Facial paralysis (deviation of the mouth and eye), tinnitus, deafness.
**Han Yan (GB4, Jaw Wear):** Located at the upper margin of the temporal region, anterior to the ear, at the angle of the jaw. (The *Tu Yi* states it is above Naokong GB11). It is the meeting point of the Hand-Shaoyang, Foot-Shaoyang, and Foot-Yangming meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; needling too deeply may cause deafness; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Hemicrania, vertigo, tinnitus.
**Xuanlu (GB5, Hanging Skull):** Located in the middle of the temporal region, above the zygomatic arch anterior to the ear. The *Han Re Bing* chapter states: "The Foot-Yangming meridian has a branch that runs alongside the nose into the face, named Xuanlu." It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Yangming meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; prohibit deep needling; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Toothache, hemicrania radiating to the eye with heat sensation, febrile diseases without sweating.
**Xuanli (GB6, Hanging Ratio):** Located at the lower margin of the temporal region, anterior to the ear. It is the meeting point of the Hand-Shaoyang, Foot-Shaoyang, and Foot-Yangming meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Facial swelling, hemicrania, redness of the outer canthus.
**Qu Bin (GB7, Curious Corner)** (Also known as Qu Fa, Curly Hair): Located in the depression at the curved corner where the hairline enters above the ear. A gap appears when clenching the teeth. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Swelling of the jaw and cheek, restriction of the temporomandibular joint preventing mouth opening, neck stiffness preventing turning the head, pain at the temple leading to vertex wind syndrome, blurred vision.
**Shuai Gu (GB8, Army Valley):** Located 1.5 cun above the hairline, directly above the ear, in the depression. It can be located by clenching the teeth. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Pain at both angles of the head, vomiting due to cold phlegm in the stomach and diaphragm, skin edema due to wine-induced wind.
**Tian Chong (GB9, Heaven Rush):** Located approximately 0.3 cun behind the ear, 2 cun inside the hairline. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Epilepsy, tetany, gingival swelling, headache due to fright and alarm.
**Fu Bai (GB10, Floating White):** Located 1 cun inside the hairline behind the ear. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Deafness, tinnitus, toothache, bi syndrome of the throat, goiter of the neck, cough and rebellious qi, chest fullness with dyspnea.
**Qiaoyin (GB11, Aperture Yin)** (Also known as Zhengu, Occipital Bone): Located on the upper part of the Wanggu (Occipital bone) behind the ear, below the occiput. A gap appears when shaking the head. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Tetanus of the four limbs, headache and neck pain radiating to the ear, eye pain, stiff tongue, bi syndrome of the throat.
**Wangu (GB12, Complete Bone):** Located 0.4 cun inside the hairline behind the ear. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Head wind, pain behind the ear, dental caries, bi syndrome of the throat.
**Benshen (GB13, Root Spirit):** Located 3 cun lateral to Shenting (GV24), horizontally aligned with the ear, 0.4 cun inside the hairline above the ear. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Yang Wei Vessels. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 7 moxa cones). Indications: Fright epilepsy with foaming, stiff and painful neck, vertigo.
**Yangbai (GB14, Yang White):** Located 1 cun above the eyebrow, directly opposite the pupil. The *Jia Yi Jing* states: "It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang, Foot-Yangming, and Yang Wei Vessels." (Needle 0.2 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Blurred vision, excessive eye discharge.
**Zulinqi (GB15, Nourishing the Eye)** (Note: In standard nomenclature, this corresponds to **Zulinqi GB15**, but the text describes **Mu Chuang GB16** location or similar. Based on text "In the depression 0.5 cun above the hairline above the eye", this matches **Zulinqi GB15** description in some texts, but standard Zulinqi is GB15. However, the text says "Lin Qi" here. Let's stick to the text's name "Lin Qi" but note it refers to the point described. Actually, standard **Zulinqi GB15** is 1.5 cun above the pupil. The text says "0.5 cun above hairline". This matches **Mu Chuang GB16** or **Zheng Ying GB17** locations in some contexts, but let's translate literally as "Lin Qi" as per text, likely referring to **Zulinqi GB15** or a variant naming. Wait, later there is another "Lin Qi" at the foot. This one is on the head. Standard text for **Zulinqi GB15** is "1.5 cun above the pupil". The text here says "0.5 cun above hairline above the eye". This is actually the location of **Mu Chuang GB16** in some older texts or a specific variation. I will translate as "Lin Qi (Head)" to distinguish from the foot point.) -> *Correction*: The text says "Lin Qi" at the head. Standard **Zulinqi GB15** is higher. This description "0.5 cun above hairline above the eye" often refers to **Mu Chuang GB16** in modern standards, but historically might be called Lin Qi. I will use **Lin Qi (Head)**. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang, Foot-Taiyang, and Yang Wei Vessels. (Needle 0.3 cun; prohibit moxibustion). Indications: Vertigo, corneal opacity, fright epilepsy with upward gaze.
**Mu Chuang (GB16, Window of the Eye)** (Also known as Zhi Rong, Highest Glory): Located 1.5 cun posterior to Zulinqi (GB15). (Other editions say 1 cun, which is an error). It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Yang Wei Vessels. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Vertigo and pain of the head and eyes, blurred distance vision.
**Zheng Ying (GB17, Bearing Nutrition):** Located 1.5 cun posterior to Mu Chuang (GB16). (Other editions say 1 cun, which is an error). It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Yang Wei Vessels. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Vertigo, hemicrania, dental caries, tightness of the lips and mouth.
**Cheng Ling (GB18, Spirit of Reception):** Located 1.5 cun posterior to Zheng Ying (GB17). It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Yang Wei Vessels. (Moxibustion 5 moxa cones; prohibit needling). Indications: Brain wind headache, aversion to wind, nasal congestion.
**Naokong (GB19, Empty Brain)** (Also known as Nie Er, Temporal Ear): Located 1.5 cun posterior to Cheng Ling (GB18), in the depression below the Yu Zhen bone. (The slightly elevated area behind the ear is called the Occipital Bone; the sinews of the Foot-Taiyang and Foot-Shaoyang meridians knot here). It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Yang Wei Vessels. (Needle 0.4 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Unbearable headache, stiff neck unable to turn, closing eyes with palpitations, mental confusion when hair stands up.
**Fengchi (GB20, Wind Pool):** Located in the depression below Naokong (GB19) at the hairline, lateral to the sternocleidomastoid muscle. Pressing induces a sensation radiating to the ear. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Yang Wei Vessels. (Needle 0.7 cun; Moxibustion 7 moxa cones). Indications: Hemicrania and regular headaches, febrile diseases from cold damage without sweating, malaria, neck pain, vertigo, red and painful eyes with tearing, deafness, back and waist pain.
**Jianjing (GB21, Shoulder Well)** (Also known as Bo Jing, Arm Well): Located 1.5 cun anterior to the midpoint of the clavicle, in the depression under the middle finger when pressing with three fingers. It is the meeting point of the Hand-Shaoyang, Foot-Shaoyang, Foot-Yangming, and Yang Wei Vessels. It connects with the Qi of the five Zang organs. (Needle 0.5 cun; if needled too deeply, it may cause fainting, urgently supplement Zusanli ST36 and moxa 3 cones. Prohibited in pregnancy). Indications: Stroke with Qi blockage, pain in the head, neck, and arm, difficult labor in women, cold extremities.
**Yuan Ye (GB22, Abyss Fluid)** (Also known as Quan Ye, Spring Fluid): Located 3 cun below the axilla, in the depression. Take the point with the arm raised. (Needle 0.3 cun; prohibit moxibustion). Indications: Alternating chills and fever, scrofula (mar knife ulcer), chest fullness, inability to raise the arm.
**Zhe Jin (GB23, Rib Muscle):** Located 3 cun below the axilla, then 1 cun forward towards the ribs. Take the point lying on the side with the upper leg flexed. (Needle 0.6 cun). Indications: Sudden chest fullness preventing lying flat, sighing, excessive salivation.
**Riyue (GB24, Sun and Moon)** (Also known as Shen Guang, Divine Light): Located 0.5 cun below Qimen (LR14), at the end of the 3rd rib, horizontally aligned with the side of the xiphoid process. It is the Front-Mu point of the Gallbladder. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Taiyin, Foot-Shaoyang, and Yang Wei Vessels. (Needle 0.7 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Sighing, propensity to sadness, heat in the lower abdomen, vomiting of old bile.
**Jingmen (GB25, Capital Gate)** (Also known as Qi Shu, Qi Palace): Located at the tip of the 12th rib, lateral to the spine. Take the point lying on the side with the upper leg flexed, lower leg extended, and arm raised. Another method says 0.5 cun above the umbilicus, 9.5 cun lateral. It is the Front-Mu point of the Kidney. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Alternating chills and fever, abdominal distension, borborygmus, watery diarrhea, dysfunction of water passages, pain radiating from the waist and thigh.
**Daimai (GB26, Belt Loop):** Located 1.8 cun below the tip of the 11th rib, in the depression, 2 cun above the umbilicus, 7.5 cun lateral. (Measure 8 cun horizontally between the nipples. ○ Ancient texts state the distance between nipples is 9.5 cun, so it is also said to be 8.5 cun lateral to the umbilicus). It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Dai Mai vessels. (Needle 0.6 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Flaccidity of the waist and abdomen like a bag holding water, hernia with testicular descent, leukorrhea in women.
**Wushu (GB27, Five Pivots):** Located 3 cun below Daimai (GB26), in the depression 5.5 cun lateral to Shuidao (ST28). (Shuidao is 3 cun below the umbilicus, 2 cun lateral; Wushu is 7.5 cun lateral). It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Dai Mai vessels. (Needle 1 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Masses (Pi), lower abdominal pain, cold hernia with testicles retracting into the abdomen, red and white leukorrhea in women.
**Weidao (GB28, Way of Maintenance)** (Also known Waishu, External Pivot): Located 5.3 cun below Zhangmen (LR13). (Directly 3.3 cun below the umbilicus, 6 cun lateral). It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Dai Mai vessels. (Needle 0.8 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Vomiting and regurgitation, loss of appetite.
**Juliao (GB29, Residence Hole):** Located 8.3 cun below Zhangmen (LR13), in the depression above the iliac crest. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Yang Qiao vessels. (Needle 0.8 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Lower abdominal pain radiating from the waist, inability to raise the shoulder and arm.
**Huantiao (GB30, Jumping Ring):** Located in the greater trochanter, in the depression below the femoral head. Take the point lying on the side, extending the lower leg and flexing the upper leg. It is the meeting point of the Foot-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. (Needle 2 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Bi syndrome due to cold-dampness with numbness, pain in the waist, thigh, and knee, inability to turn the body.
**Fengshi (GB31, Wind Market):** Located above the knee, between the two tendons on the lateral side, in the depression at the tip of the middle finger when the hand hangs down touching the thigh. (Needle 0.5 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Leg and knee weakness due to stroke, generalized pruritus and numbness.
**Zhongdu (GB32, Middle Channel):** Located 5 cun above the knee on the lateral aspect of the femur, in the depression between the muscles. It is the Luo-Connecting point of the Foot-Shaoyang, diverging to the Jueyin. (Needle 0.5 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Pain attacking from cold pathogenic factors lodging in the intermuscular spaces, tendon Bi with numbness.
**Yangguan (GB33, Yang Gate)** (Also known as Yangling, Yang Spring): Located 3 cun above Yanglingquan (GB34), in the depression. (Needle 0.5 cun; prohibit moxibustion). Indications: Knee pain with inability to flex or extend.
**Yanglingquan (GB34, Yang Spring Valley):** Located 1 cun below the knee, in the depression anterior to the inferior angle of the fibular head. Take the point in a squatting or sitting position. It is the He-Sea point where the Gallbladder meridian enters, and the Hui-Meeting point of the Tendons. Tendon diseases are treated here. (Needle 0.6 cun; Moxibustion 7 moxa cones). Indications: Cold Bi of the feet and knees with pale color, hemiplegia, gout with tendon contraction.
**Yangjiao (GB35, Yang Intersection)** (Also known as Bie Yang, Zu Yangjiao): Located 7 cun above the lateral malleolus, obliquely inward within the intermuscular space of the Three Yang meridians. It is the Xi-Cleft point of the Yang Wei Vessel. (Needle 0.6 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Chest fullness, bi syndrome of the throat, knee pain, foot drop, cold jue with fright and mania, facial swelling.
**Waiqiu (GB36, External Hill):** Located 6 cun above the lateral malleolus, obliquely outward. (Old editions say 7 cun above the malleolus, which is an error). It is the Jing-River point (Sheng point) of the Foot-Shaoyang. (Needle 0.2 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Chest fullness, neck and head pain.
**Guangming (GB37, Bright Light):** Located 5 cun above the lateral malleolus. It is the Luo-Connecting point of the Foot-Shaoyang, diverging to the Jueyin. (Needle 0.6 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Limping and calf pain, inability to stand for long periods, febrile diseases without sweating, sudden mania with cheek biting.
**Yangfu (GB38, Yang Support)** (Also known as Fen Rou, Divided Flesh): Located 4 cun above the lateral malleolus, at the end of the fibula, 3 cun anterior to the previous point, 7 cun from Qiuxu (GB40), in the intermuscular space. It is the Jing-Stream point (Jing point) of the Gallbladder meridian. For excess patterns, use reducing method to subdue fire and balance wood. (Needle 0.5 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Sensation of the waist being loose like immersion in water, swelling below the knee, soreness and weakness of all joints, Bi syndrome, scrofula with sweating and chills, malaria.
**Xuanzhong (GB39, Hanging Bell)** (Also known as Jiegu, Absent Bone): Located in the artery 3 cun above the lateral malleolus. Find the sharp bone edge of the fibula; this is Jiegu, in the space between the two divisions. It is the Great Luo of the Three Yang meridians. When pressed, if the Yangming pulse feels absent, take this point. It is the Hui-Meeting point of the Marrow. (Needle 0.6 cun; Moxibustion 5 moxa cones). Indications: Heart and abdominal fullness, gastric heat with anorexia, bi syndrome of the throat, neck pain, consumptive disease with cough and rebellious qi, gout with knee pain.
**Qiuxu (GB40, Mound Ruins):** Located in the depression anterior and inferior to the lateral malleolus, 3 cun from Zulinqi (GB15). It is the Yuan-Source point where the Gallbladder meridian passes. Both excess and deficiency patterns can be treated by lifting and thrusting. (Needle 0.5 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Chest and hypochondriac fullness and pain, dyspnea, chronic malaria with chills, corneal opacity, axillary swelling, soreness and pain in the thigh and hip, tetanus, acute hernia, hardness of the lower abdomen.
**Zulinqi (GB41, Nourishing the Eye - Foot)**: Located in the depression between the metatarsals, distal to the junction of the 4th and 5th toes, 1.5 cun from Xiaxi (GB43). It is the Shu-Stream point where the Gallbladder meridian pours. (Needle 0.2 cun; prohibit moxibustion). Indications: Hypochondriac fullness, scrofula in the axilla, vertigo, heart pain, malaria occurring in the evening. (One theory states that if Wood Qi is in excess, reduce this point).
**Di Wuhui (GB42, Earth Five Meetings):** Located in the depression distal to the junction of the 4th and 5th toes, 1 cun from Xiaxi (GB43). (Needle 0.1 cun; prohibit moxibustion). Indications: Axillary pain, mastitis, internal injury with hematemesis.
**Xiaxi (GB43, Stream Brook):** Located in the depression proximal to the web margin between the 4th and 5th toes, at the junction of the bones. It is the Ying-Spring point where the Gallbladder meridian flows. For deficiency patterns, use tonifying method. (Needle 0.3 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Febrile diseases with alternating chills and fever without sweating, redness of the outer canthus, chest pain, deafness.
**Zuqiaoyin (GB44, Aperture Yin - Foot):** Located on the lateral side of the 4th toe, 0.1 cun from the corner of the nail, like the width of a leek leaf. It is the Jing-Well point where the Gallbladder meridian exits. (Needle 0.1 cun; Moxibustion 3 moxa cones). Indications: Hypochondriac pain, cough with rebellious qi and dyspnea, vexing heat in the hands and feet, bi syndrome of the throat, stiff tongue, headache, deafness.