So let us check the neuromuscular system. Hold one finger up and determine the limits at which he begins to see two fingers. In this case the patient is alright on the left, but the right lateral area is less wide than the left and he sees double there. The right eye vision as a whole is weaker than the left. Thus the lateral flexor is weak and that seems to be the problem.
Liver rules the tendons and opens into the eye.
His pains are all along the Gall Bladder channel which is the superficial aspect of the Liver. Normally he gets head distention and is easily tired, with lower backache and tinnitus. Therefore treatment should be to tonify Liver and Kidneys, and also treat locally. The lateral lines are 1.2 cun to each side, running parallel. The point of insertion for the needle is four finger-breadths from the base of the occipital prominence.