Yin Qiao Mai Flashcards
master point
K-6
other names
stepping vessel
heel vessel
coupled meridian/point
REN, LU-7
xi-cleft point
K-8
points:
K-2/6/8
ST-9/12
UB-1
LU-7
Qi flow
medial heel (inside)—->K-2->K-6->K-8—>ascend medial leg—>genitals—>abdomen—>chest—>ST-12—>throat—>ST-9—>cheek—>UB-1 (connect with yang qiao/UB/DU)
body tissues
medial leg external genitalia antero-medial body (abdomen) eyes brain
channels influenced by yin qiao
KID
UB
ST
yang qiao mai
functions:
1) absorbs excess yin QI from abdomen
2) fullness of Yin qiao (eyes can stay open)
3) excess yin qiao (medial legs muscles tight/lateral leg muscles slack)
4) abdominal pain (unilateral)
5) urinary problems (SHI/XU)
6) post-partum (SHI/XU) (retention of lochiae)
7) genital problems
8) epileptic seizures during the day
Yin qiao SHI eye disorder:
- somnolence (cannot open eyes)
ex: blepharoptosis, bells palsy, blurred vision, tried/watery eyes
POT: drain yin qiao (R K-6)
tonify yang qiao (T UB-62)
add UB-1 (connects yin/yang qiao)
*bilaterally
Urinary Conditions
SHI: QI/blood stg/ dampness
SX: hypogastric distension/pain, urinary difficulty/retention, blood in urine
points: K-6, LU-7, K-8, SP-6, SP-9
Post partum problems:
retention of lochaie:
points: K-6, LU-7, K-8, RN-3, SP-6
Genital problems:
vulvodynia (pain), vaginismus (muscle spasms), vaginitis (inflammation), itching, swollen scrotum, peyronies disease (inflammation of penis), undescended testis
points: K-6, LU-7, K-8, K-11, LIV-1, Ren-1
Abdominal masses:
REN: qi/blood stg/xu low ab(central)
CHONG: blood stg low ab(lateral) unilateral/bilateral
YIN QIAO: qi/blood stg/ low ab (lateral) unilateral
PH/Cold
Seizures:
- during day
- SHI- yin qiao
- XU- yang qiao
- moxa point on yang qiao