CV/GV points Flashcards
CV-1 location
On the caudal midline of the perineum, halfway between the external anal sphincter and the dorsal aspect of the vulva (females) or dorsal root of the scrotum (males)
The taint….
CV-1 indications
Perianal problems
Dysuria
Infertility
Epilepsy
CV-3 location
On the ventral midline, 4 cun caudal to the umbilicus
CV-3 indications
Front-mu alarming point of bladder
Dysuria
Renal failure
Impotence
Hernia
Genital itching
CV-4 location
On the ventral midline, 3 cun caudal to the umbilicus
CV-4 indications
Front-mu alarming point for small intestine
Kidney Qi or yang tonic
Renal failure
Impotence
Hernia
Colic
Diarrhea
Loss of body weight
CV-5 location
On the ventral midline, 2 cun caudal to the umbilicus
CV-5 indications
Front-mu alarming point for triple heater
Heater
Dysuria
Edema
Diarrhea
Hernia
Colic
Genital discharge
CV-6 location
On the ventral midline, 1.5 cun caudal to the umbilicus
CV-6 indications
Kidney Qi or yang tonic
Renal failure
Impotence
Hernia
Colic
Diarrhea
Loss of body weight
CV-8 location
On the ventral midline, at the center of the umbilicus
ONLY MOXIBUSTION AT THIS LOCATION NO NEEDLES!
CV-8 indications
GI disorders - esp chronic diarrhea
Abdominal pain
Chronic fatigue
CV-12 location
On the ventral midline, halfway between the umbilicus and the base of xiphoid process
CV-12 indications
Influential point for yang (fu) organs
Front-mu alarming point for stomach
Gastric pain/ulcer
Vomiting
Regurgitation
Diarrhea
Jaundice
CV-14 location
On the ventral midline halfway between CV-12 and the base of the xiphoid process
3/4 the distance from the umbilicus towards the xiphoid process
CV-14 indications
Front-mu alarm point for the heart
Anxiety
Palpitation
Shen disturbance
Vomiting
Epilepsy
CV-17 location
On the ventral midline in a depression at the level of the 4th intercostal space
Caution when needling points on the chest area for concerns of pneumothorax
CV-17 indications
Front-mu alarm point for pericardium
Influential point for Qi
Dyspnea
Cough
Vomiting
Diaphragm
Spasms
Lack of milk
Chest pain
CV-22 location
On the ventral midline at the tip of the manubrium
Caution when needling points on the chest area for concerns of pneumothorax
CV-22 indications
Tian-tu (classical point)
Cough
Asthma
Dyspnea
Sore throat
Thyroid problem
Diaphragm spasm
Chest pain
CV-24 location
Lower lip on the midline, 1 cun ventral to the rim of the lower lip
CV-24 indications
Cheng-jiang (classical point)
Facial paralysis
Hypersalivation
Manic
Behavioral problems
GV-1 location
In the depression on the dorsal midline halfway between the anus and base of the tail
Sighthounds = on the tail
GV-1 indications
Luo-connecting point for CV
Diarrhea
Constipation
Perianal problems
Epilepsy
GV-3 location
The point has three possible locations
On the dorsal midline in the largest depression between the dorsal spinous processes of L4/L5, L5/L6, L6/L7
Bai-hui pretender
GV-3 indications
Yang deficiency
Impotence
Infertility
Paralysis of pelvic limbs
GV-4 location
On the midline between the dorsal spinous processes of the 2nd and 3rd lumbar vertebra
GV-4 indications
Impotence
Infertility
Diarrhea
Abnormal estrus
Back pain
Yang deficiency
GV-14 location
In the depression on the dorsal midline between the C7-T1 dorsal spinous processes
GV-14 indications
Da-zhui (classical point)
Clears heat
High fever
Cough
Asthma
False heat
Cervical stiffness
Hives
Epilepsy
GV-14, LI-4, and ST-36 increase WBC in cancer patients
GV-17 location
In the depression on the dorsal midline at the level of the caudal rim of the ear bases
GV-17 indications
Tian-Men (classical point)
Cervical stiffness
Epilepsy
Aphonia (loss of voice)
GV-20 location
In the depression on the dorsal midline on a line drawn from the tips of theirs level with the center of the ear canals
Occipital prominence
GV-20 indications
Calming point
Shen disturbance
Headache
Epilepsy
Prolapse of the anus
GV-21 location
In the depression on the dorsal midline at the level of the cranial rim of the ear bases
GV-21 indications
Headache
Hypertension
Nasal discharge/congestion
Epiplepsy
GV-26 location
In the philtrum at the bottom of the nares
GV-26 indications
Coma
Facial Paralysis
Mania
Back pain
IVDD
Resuscitation point!
What is the other name for CV channel?
Ren Mai
What is the other name for the GV channel?
Du Mai
What channels does CV meet?
All 6 Yin channels
What channels does GV meet?
All 6 Yang channels