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Extraordinary Points Flashcards

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Si Shen Cong {Four Alert Spirit} Location and Insertion

Calms Shen, Benefits the Heart
Pacifies Wind
Brightens the Eyes, Unblocks the Ear

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Location- four points at the vertex, 1 cun posterior, anterior, and lateral to Du 20 (Bai Hui)

Insertion- subcutaneous .5-1c, moxa
–>toward Du 20 or perpendicular

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Si Shen Cong {Four Alert Spirit} Indications

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  • Epilepsy, windstroke, hemiplegia
  • Alzheimer’s, forgetfulness, poor memory, underdevelopment of brain, hydrocephaly
  • Depression, manic depression, anxiety, insomnia, mental disorders
  • Alopecia
  • 5 sensory organ dysfunction
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Yin Tang {Hall of Impression} Location and Insertion

Calm and Clear Shen, Tranquilize
Brighten the Eye, Unblock the Nose

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-[3rd eye] midway between the medial ends of the eyebrows, level with the glabella

–>subcutaneous or horizontal .3-.5c, moxa

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Yin Tang {Hall of Impression} Indications

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  • Insomnia, anxiety, panic
  • Headache, dizziness, heaviness of head, postpartum dizziness, facial pain
  • Hypertension, epilepsy, infantile convulsions
  • Sinusitis, nasal congestion, nose bleeding, allergies,
  • Redness and swelling of the eye, swollen tongue
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Tai Yang {Supreme Yang} Location/Insertion

Clear Heat, Reduce Swelling
Unblock Channels, Stop Pain

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-in depression approximately 1c posterior to the midpoint; between the lateral end of the eyebrow and the outer canthus

–>perpendicular .3-.5c (bleeding is a good idea)

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Tai Yang {Supreme Yang} Indications

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  • Headache (yang Rising: temporal & one-sided), migraine, dizziness
  • Redness swelling and pain of the eye, dimness of vision
  • Deviation of eye and mouth, trigeminal neuralgia, toothache (due to clenching)
  • (wrinkles for facial rejuvination)
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Yu Yao {Fish Waist} Location/insertion

Brightens the Eyes
Reduces Swelling, Unblocks the Channels

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-in depression at the midpoint of the eyebrow (directly above pupil when looking straight)

–>subcutaneous .3-.5c (pinch and needle)

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Yu Yao {Fish Waist} Indications

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  • Supraorbital pain, frontal headache
  • Redness swelling and pain of the eye, blurred vision; twitching of the eyelids, drooping eyelids, deviation of the mouth and eye
  • (Bells Palsy, facial rejuvenation)
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~Qiu Hou {Behind the Ball} Location/Insertion

Brightens and Benefits the Eye

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  • in depression at junction of lateral 1/4 and medial 3/4 of the infraorbital margin
  • ->perpendicular .5-1c
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~Qiu Hou {Behind the Ball} Indications

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  • all eye disorders
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Bi Tong -Shang Ying Xiang- {Unblock the Nose} Location/insertion

Expel Wind, Clear Heat
Open the sinuses, Brighten the Eye

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  • at highest point on the nasolabial groove

- ->subcutaneous upward .3-.5c, moxa

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Bi Tong {Unblock the Nose} Indications

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  • Nasal conditions
  • Rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, nasal congestion and discharge, sneezing, nasal boils (or polips)
  • Sinusitis, sinus headache, (runny nose)
  • redness of the eye, excess tearing, itching
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~Qian Zheng {Pull Straight} Location/Insertion

Expel Wind, Clear Heat
Unblock Channels, Straighten Face

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  • on the jaw .5-1c anterior to the auricular lobe

- ->subcutaneous .5-1c, moxa

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~Qian Zheng {Pull Straight} Indications

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  • Deviation of the mouth and eye, locked mouth (lock jaw)
  • Mouth sores, ulceration on the tongue and mouth
  • Bad breath
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~Jia Cheng Jiang {Adjacent to Container of Fluids} Location/Insertion

Expel Wind, Unblock Channels
Clear Damp Heat

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  • 1c lateral to Ren 24

- ->obliquely .5-1c (usually medially & inferior)

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~Jia Cheng Jiang {Adjacent to Container of Fluids} Indications

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  • Jaundice
  • Deviation of the eye and mouth, facial swelling and pain, spasm of facial muscle, trigeminal neuralgia
  • ulceration of the mouth and gum, mouth or lip sores, toothache
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Er Jian {Tip of the Ear} Location/Insertion

Clear Heat, Reduce Swelling
Brighten the Eye, Benefit the Throat

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at the apex of the auricle

–>perpendicular .1-.2c or prick to bleed, moxa

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Er Jian {Tip of the Ear} Indications

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  • often bleed for fevers
  • Febrile disease, high fever, sore throat
  • Redness pain, and swelling of the eye; sty, pink eye
  • Headache, migraine, (acute high blood pressure…possibly dizziness)
  • (red ears, usually bleed)
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An Mian {Peaceful Sleep} Location/Insertion

Calm Shen, Tranquilize
Subdue Liver Wind

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midway between SJ17 and GB 20

–>perpendicular .5-.8c, moxa

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An Mian {Peacful Sleep} Indications

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  • Insomnia, anxiety, palpitations, agitation and restlessness, manic depression, irritability, mental disorders
  • Epilepsy
  • Headache, dizziness, vertigo, hypertension
  • tinnitus, deafness, (ear disorders)
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Shang Lian Quan {Above Corner Spring} Location/Insertion

Stop Pain, Unblock Channels
Benefit Throat

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1c below the midpoint of the lower jaw, in the depression between the hyoid bone and the lower border of the jaw
–>oblique .8-1.2c toward tongue root

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Shang Lian Quan {Above Corner Spring} Indications

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  • stiffness of the tongue, tongue ulcers and sores, unclear speech, salivation
  • sore/swollen throat, hoarse voice or loss of voice, (candida on the tongue)
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~Jin, Jin; Yu Ye {Golden Liquid and Jade Fluid} Location/Insertion
(Left) (Right)

Clear Heat, Reduce Swelling
Generate Fluids

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on the veins of both sides of the frenulum (underside) of the tongue
–>prick to bleed

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~Jin, Jin; Yu Ye {Golden Liquid and Jade Fluid} Indication

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  • Stiffness and swelling of the tongue, inability to speak
  • Mouth sores, sore throat
  • Thirst, vomiting, diarrhea
  • (severe heat in mouth and throat)
  • (wasting and thirsting disorders i.e. diabetes)
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Shi Xuan {Ten Diffusions} Location/Insertion

Open Orifices
Eliminate Heat
Tranquilize

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on tips of the ten fingers (includes P9)

–>.1-.2c superficially or prick to bleed, moxa

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Shi Xuan {Ten Diffusions} Indications

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  • loss of consciousness
  • Coma, fainting, sun stroke
  • High fever, infantile convulsions
  • Acute tonsillitis
  • Numbness of the finger tips
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Ba Xie {Eight Evils} Location/Insertion

Clear Heat, Reduce Swelling

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  • eight points on the dorsum of the hand proximal to the web margins between the digits (junction of red and white skin)
    - ->perpendicular .3-.5c (toward knuckle) or prick to bleed, moxa
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Ba Xie {Eight Evils} Indications

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  • arthritis of the hand
  • Pain and swelling of the dorsum of the hand; numbness, spasms, and contracture of the fingers, finger joint pain or stiffness
  • Excessive heat; swollen or sore throat, toothache, eye pain, swollen gums
  • Stiffness of the neck, poisonous snake or spider bite (bleed locally for spider bite)
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~Si Feng {Four Seams} Location/Insertion

Strengthen Spleen
Resolve Food Stagnation

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on palmar surface, midpoint of the transverse creases of the proximal interphalangeal joints of the four fingers
–>prick to bleed (usually until yellowish viscous comes out)

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~Si Feng {Four Seams} Indications

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  • Children’s malnutrition and indigestion
  • Whooping cough
  • Intestinal Parasites, diarrhea
  • (pica- strange food cravings)
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Luo Zhen {Stiff Neck} Location/Insertion

Stop Pain, Reduce Swelling
Strengthen Spleen, Resolve Food Stagnation

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on dorsum of the hand, in depression proximal to the 2nd and 3rd mtacarpophalangeal joint (opposite side of P8)
–>perpendicular .5-.8c or (obliquely toward wrist needle while the move neck), moxa

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Luo Zhen {Stiff Neck} Indications

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  • acute neck pain
  • Cervical spondylosis; stiffness and pain of the neck, inability to turn the head, headache
  • Pain in the shoulder and arm
  • Redness and swelling of the dorsum of the hand, numbness of and contracture of the fingers
  • Indigestion, food stagnation in children (primarily)
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Yao Tong Xue {Lumbar Pain Point} Location/Indication

Reduce Swelling, Unblock Channels
Tranquilize

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on dorsum of the hand, midway between the transverse crease of the wrist and metacarpapolhalangeal joint between the 2nd and 3rd and between the 4th and 5th metacarpal bones
–>obliquely .5-1c (needle toward wrist or center of palm, needle while patient is moving), moxa

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Yao Tang Xue {Lumbar Pain Point} Indictaions

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  • Acute lumbar sprain
  • Swelling of the hand
  • Childhood convulsions
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Er Bai {Two Whites} Location/Insertion

Strengthen Qi, Benefit Hemorrohoids

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two points, on medial aspect of forearm, 4c above transverse wrist crease, on both sides of the tendon flexor carpi radialis
–>perpendicular .5-1c, moxa

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Er Bai {Two Whites} Indications

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  • Hemorroids, prolapse of the uterus
  • Pain in the forearm
  • Constipation, dysentary
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~Bi Zhong {Middle of the Arm} Location/Insertion

Clam Shen
Soothe Liver Qi
Unblock Chest

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on medial aspect of the forearm, midway between the transverse wrist crease and elbow crease, between the radius and ulna
–> perpendicular 1-1.2c, moxa

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~Bi Zhong {Middle of the Arm} Indications

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  • Pain of the chest and hypochondriac regio
  • Hysteria, epilepsy, depression
  • Pain of the forearm, paralysis, spasm, and contracture of the upper extremities
  • (Anxiety)
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Jian Qian/ Jian Nei Ling {Front of the Shoulder/ Inner Mound of the Shoulder} Location/Insertion

Unblocks Channels

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midway between the end of the axillary fold and LI 15

–> perpendicular .8-1.2c, moxa

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Jian Qian/ Jian Nei Ling {Front of the Shoulder/ Inner Mound of the Shoulder} Indications

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  • pain in the shoulder

- pain in the shoulder and arm, inability to raise the arm, paralysis of the upper extremities, frozen shoulder

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~Zhou Jian {Elbow Tip} Location/Insertion

Transform Phlegm

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on tip of the olecranon process of the ulna when the elbow is flexed on SJ channel
–>moxa only (usually on opposite side of the swelling)

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~Zhou Jian {Elbow Tip} Indications

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  • Scrofula (TB), lipomas, other phlegm nodules
  • Carbuncles, chronic skin sores (-on neck or anywhere on body)
  • Intestinal abscesses
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Zhong Kui {Catch Ghost} Location/Insertion

Descend Qi, Harmonize Stomach

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dorsal aspect of the middle finger, on the midpoint of the proximal interphalangeal joint
–>moxa only

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Zhong Kui {Ghost Catch} Indications

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  • Harmonize Stomach (primarily children)
  • Nausea, vomiting, hiccup, burping
  • Toothache, nosebleed (the opposite side w/thread technique)
  • Vitiligo
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~San Jiao Jin {Triangle Moxibustion} Location/Insertion

Regulate Qi, Stop Pain

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on lower abdomen, equilateral triangle of which apex is the umbilicus and sides are of equal length of the patients smile
–>moxa only

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~San Jiao Jin {Triangle Moxibustion} Indications

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  • Abdominal pain (primarily caused from cold), diarrhea (mainly from cold or chronic)
  • Hernia (moxa opposite side)
  • Amenorrhea
  • Running piglet, (panic attacks)
  • (Menstrual pain)
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~Ti Tuo {Lift and Support} Location/Insertion

Raise Yang QI
Regulate Qi

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on lower abdomen, 4c lateral to midline and 3c below the umbilicus (level w/Ren 4)
–> perpendicular .8-1.2c, moxa

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~Ti Tuo {Lift and Support} Indications

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  • prolapsed uterus, hernia
  • Dysmenorrhea
  • Abdominal pain and distention (more chronic)
  • (any type of prolapse)
  • (blood stasis in chong vessels)
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Zi Gong Xue {Point of the Uterus} Location/Insertion

Regulate Menses, Stop Pain
Benefit Infertility

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on lower abdomen, 3c lateral to midline, 4c below umbilicus (level w/Ren 3)
–> perpendicular .8-1.2c, moxa

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Zi Gong Xue {Point of the Uterus} Indications

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  • menstrual, gynecological issues
  • Irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, prolapse of uterus, female infertility
  • Hernia, low back pain (esp. if radiating to front)
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Bai Lao {Hundred Taxations} Location/Insertion

Stop Cough, Arrest Wheezing
Transform Phlegm, Resolve Nodules

A

2c above DU 14, 1c lateral to the midline

–> perpendicular .3-.5c, moxa

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Bai Lao {Hundred Taxations} Indications

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  • Steaming bone, hot flush, night sweats, spontaneous sweats
  • Cough, wheezing
  • Scrofula
  • Stiffness of the neck
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~Yi Ming {Remove Cataract} Location/Insertion

Brighten Eye
Descend Liver Wind
Calm Shen

A

1c posterior to SJ 17

–> perpendicular .5-.8c, moxa

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~Yi Ming {Remove Cataract} Indications

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  • Any eye disease (particularly cataracts)
  • Headache, dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus
  • Insomnia
  • Mental disorder
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Ding Chuan {Calm Dyspnea} Location/Insertion

Disperse Lung Qi, Stop Cough, Arrest Wheeze

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.5c lateral to DU 14

–> perpendicular .5-.8c, moxa

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Ding Chuan {Calm Dyspnea} Indications

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  • acute asthma
  • Wheezing, cough, asthma, disease of Lung
  • Neck rigidity, neck pain
  • Pain in the shoulder, back and upper arm; upper limb pain with inability to raise
  • Hives
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Shi Qi Zhui Xia {Below the Seventeenth Vertebrae} Location/Insertion

Tonify Kidney, Benefit Lower Back
Promote urination

A

below the spinous process of the 5th lumbar vertebrae (1 vertebrae below Du 3)
–>perpendicular .8-1.2c, moxa

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Shi Qi Zhui Xia {Below the Seventeenth Vertebrae} Indications

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  • back pain
  • lumbar pain
  • Thigh pain, leg muscle spasm, paralysis of the lower extremities
  • Irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea
  • difficult urination, nocturia
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Wei Guan Xia Shu/ Pi Shu {Stomach Controller Lower Shu/ Pancreas Shu} Location/Insertion

Regulate Qi, Stop Pain
Clear Heat, Generate Fluids

A
  1. 5c lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of the eight thoracic vertebrae
    - ->oblique .5-.8c, moxa
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Wei Guan Xia Shu/ Pi Shu {Stomach Controller Lower Shu/ Pancreas Shu} Indications

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  • Diabetes
  • Stomach pain, nausea/vomiting
  • Pain in the chest and hypochondriac region
  • Pain in the upper jiao
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~Yao Yan {Lumbar Eyes} Location/Insertion

Strengthen Kidney
Unblock Channels

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approximately 3.5c lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of the 4th lumbar vertebrae (in depression appearing in prone position)
–>perpendicular .8-1.2c, moxa

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~Yao Yan {Lumbar Eyes} Indications

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  • Lumbar pain
  • Frequent urination
  • Diabetes, consumptive disease
  • Irregular menstruation, menstrual pain
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Hua Tuo Jia Ji {Hua Tuo’s Paravertebral Points} Location/Insertion

Strengthen the Zang-Fu
Benefit the Spine

A

a group of 34 points on both sides of the spinal column, .5c lateral to the lower border of each spinous process from T1 to L5

  • ->perpendicular .5-1c in cervical and chest region, moxa
  • ->perpendicular 1-1.5c in lumbar region, moxa
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Hua Tuo Jia Ji {Hua Tuo’s Paravertebral Points} Indications

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-Disorders of the spine, (injury, dislocation)
-T1- T4: Lung and Upper Limb Dysfunction
-T4- T7: Heart Dysfunction
-T7- T10: Liver and Gall Bladder Dysfunction
T10- T12: Spleen and Stomach Dysfunction
L1- L2: Kidney Dysfunction
L3- L5: Urinary Bladder, Large Intestine, Small Intestine, Uterus and Lower Limb Dysfunction
-Herpes zoster
‘choose 3-4 points’

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~Yao Qi {Low Back Extraordinary} Location/Insertion

Unblock Channels
Calm Shen

A

2c directly above the tip of the coccyx (on the bone itself, on the midline)
–>subcutaneous 1-2c (along Du channel), moxa

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~Yao Qi {Low Back Extraordinary} Indications

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  • Epilepsy, shen disturbance, (seizures)
  • Headache, insomnia
  • Constipation, hemorrhoids
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~Pi Gen {Root of Fullness/Distention} Location/Insertion

Strengthen Spleen and Stomach
Unblock Channels, Regulate Qi

A
  1. 5c lateral to the lower border of the spinous process of L1 (UB52, UB22)
    - -> perpendicular .5-.8c, moxa
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~Pi Gen {Root of Fullness/ Distention} Indications

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  • Swelling of the Liver or Spleen organ (subjective or actual feeling), palpable mass or lump in the abdomen
  • Low back pain
  • Hernia, nausea
  • Organ prolapse (heavy feeling in abdomen)
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Huan Zhong {Middle of Circle} Location/ Insertion

Unblock Channels

A

midway between GB 30 and DU 2
(2/3 from greater trochanter and coccyx)
–>perpendicular 1.5-2c, moxa

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Huan Zhong {Middle of Circle} Indications

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-Lumbar, hip, sciatic pain
-Thigh pain
-(pain of the lower limb)
‘in conjunction or palpable for what is more tender’

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Bai Chong Wo {Hundred Insect Burrow} Location/Insertion

Clear Heat, Cool Blood
Expel Wind, Stop Itching

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on bulge of m. vastus medialis, 3c proximal to the superior medial border of the patella (1c above spleen 10)
–> perpendicular 1-1.2c, moxa

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Bai Chong Wo {Hundred Insect Burrow} Indications

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  • Skin rash with itching, eczema, hives
  • Gastro-intestinal parasitic disease
  • (insect bites)
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Xi Yan {Eyes of the Knees/ Calves Nose} Location/Insertion

Clear Heat, Reduce Swelling, Unblock Channels

A

a pair of points in the two depression, medial and lateral to the patellar ligament
–>perpendicular .5-1c, moxa

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Xi Yan {Eyes of the Knee} Indications

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  • Knee pain, weakness or arthritis, (stiffness)
  • Pain of the thigh and legs
  • Beriberi
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He Ding {Crane’s Summit} Location/Insertion

Clear Heat, Eliminate Dampness, Unblock Channels

A

in depression at the midpoint of the superior patellar border
–> perpendicular .3-.5c, moxa

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He Ding {Crane’s Summit} Indications

A

*Knee pain
-Pain or weakness of the knee and leg
-Paralysis, Beriberi
‘usually used as 2nd point along w/Xi Yan’

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Lan Wei Xue {Appendix Point} Location/Insertion

Unblock Fu
Clear Heat
Stop Pain

A

a tender spot approximately 2c below St 36, on right leg only
–>perpendicular 1-1.2c, moxa

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Lan Wei Xue {Appendix Point} Inidications

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*Inflammation of appendix
-Acute and chronic appendicitis
-Stomach pain, indigestion
-Paralysis of the lower extremities
‘can also see where digestive track is inflammed’

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Dan Nang Xue {Gall Bladder Point} Location/ Insertion

Clear Heat, Eliminate Dampness

A

a tender spot approximately 1-2c below GB 34, on right leg only
–>perpendicular .3-.5c, moxa

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Dan Nang Xue {Gall Bladder Point} Indications

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  • Inflammation of Gall Bladder, Gall Bladder disorder function
  • Acute and chronic cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, biliary ascariasis
  • Hypochondriac pain, (Liver Qi Stagnation)
  • Muscular atrophy and numbness of the lower extremities
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Ba Feng {Eight Winds} Location/Insertion

Reduce Swelling
Stop Malaria
Regulate Menses

A

eight points on the dorsum of the foot, in depression proximal to the margins of the webs of the toes
(Liv2, St44, GB43 all part of Ba Feng)
–>oblique .5-.8c (towards ankle), moxa

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Ba Feng {Eight Winds} Indications

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  • Local pain
  • Swelling and pain of the dorsum of the foot, pain and numbness of the toes, poor circulation of the lower extremities, cold feet, beriberi
  • Headache, toothache, malaria
  • Irregular menstruation
  • Poisonous snake bite (bleed)
  • (neuropathy from cancer or aids treatment)
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~Li Nei Ting {Inner Neiting} Location/ Insertion

Reduce Food Stagnation
Calm Shen, Tranquilize

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on the sole of the foot, proximal to the margin of the web between the 2nd and 3rd toes (opposite side of St44)
–> perpendicular .3-.5c, moxa

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~Li Nei Ting {Inner Neiting} Indications

A
  • Food Stagnation, acute gastric pain
  • Toe pain
  • Infantile convulsions, epilepsy
  • (Liver Wind)

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