TH/PC points Flashcards
PC-3 location
On the medial side of the cubital crease just caudal/medial to the biceps tendon
Just a little cranial to HT-3
PC-3 indications
He-sea point (water)
Palpitations
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Febrile diseases
Shoulder/elbow pain
PC-6 location
3 cun proximal to the transverse crease of the carpus in the groove between the flexor carpi radials and the deep digital flexor muscles in the interosseous space
Opposite TH on the lateral side
Flex foot
PC-6 indications
Luo-connecting point
Master point of chest/cranial abdomen
Confluent point to the Yin-we
Vomiting
Anxiety
Insomnia
Headache
Chest pain
Palpitation
Paralysis of forelimbs
Epilepsy
PC-7 location
On the medial aspect of the distal front limb, just proximal to the radiocarpal bone and caudal to the tendon of the flexor carpi radialis
Does not cross over to lateral aspect of limb like HT 7 does
PC-7 indications
Shu-stream point (earth)
Yuan source point
Child point
Thoracic pain
Vomiting
Epilepsy
Carpal pain
Osteoarthritis
Febrile diseases
PC-8 location
Underneath the large central pad between the 3rd and 4th metacarpal bones
PC-8 indications
Ying-spring point (fire)
Vomiting
Epilepsy
Stomatitis
Ulceration in the mouth
Halitosis
Chest pain
PC-9 location
On the medial aspect of the 4th digit at the nail bed
PC-9 indications
Jing-well (wood)
Mother point
Hyperactivity
Shen disturbance
Anhidrosis
Superficial tendon problem
TH-3 location
On the dorsal aspect of the front foot between the 4th and 5th metacarpal bones, in the depression just proximal to the metacarpophalangeal joint
TH-3 indications
Shu-stream point (wood)
Mother point
Head shaking
Ear problems
Febrile disease
Local pain
TH-4 location
In the large lateral depression on the dorsolateral aspect of the radiocarpal joint, just lateral to the common digital extensor
TH-4 indications
Yuan source point
Carpal injury or pain
Pharyngitis
Diabetes mellitus
TH-5 location
3 cun proximal to the radiocarpal joint, on the lateral aspect of the limb, in the interosseous space between the radius and ulna
Directly opposite PC-6 on the medial aspect - finding TH-5 first is the best way to find PC-6
TH-5 indications
Luo-connecting point
Confluent point to Yang-wei
Paralysis of forelimbs
Headache
Febrile diseases
Red eyes
Ear problems
Neck pain
Wei Qi Deficiency