Tianchong

1. 01Above the ear, in a hollow 0.5 cun behind GB-8 Shuaigu.
2. 02Straight above the back of the ear, 2 cun inside the hairline and roughly 2 cun behind GB-8 Shuaigu.

1. 01Horizontal needling, 0.5-1.5 cun. Note: direction is not fixed — aim the needle toward the painful area, or through-needle it to other head points as symptoms dictate.
2. 02Subcutaneous puncture, 0.3-0.5 cun.
3. 03Oblique needling, 0.5-1 cun.
4. 04Moxibustion may be used.

Reunion point with the Urinary Bladder channel.

• ·Clears heat from the Gall Bladder channel
• ·Calms the Shen
• ·Settles fright
• ·Subdues rebellious Qi
• ·Dispels Interior Wind
• ·Calms spasm

• ·Headache
• ·Tinnitus
• ·Itching of the ear from Dampness
• ·Toothache
• ·Swollen, painful gums
• ·Goiter
• ·Convulsions
• ·Lack of motivation
• ·Gingivitis
• ·Tendency toward fear and fright
• ·Palpitations from fright
• ·Epilepsy
• ·Tetany
• ·Madness
• ·Painful gum swelling
• ·Migraines
• ·Speech disturbances

• ·This point is believed by some to be one of the original Window of the Sky points.
• ·It is often selected for one-sided migraine caused by Liver Fire, Liver Yang Rising, or Liver Wind.
• ·It also treats ear disorders that spread along the Gall Bladder channel to the side of the head.
• ·In addition, it addresses disturbed willpower, lack of motivation, and speech disturbances.