Baza wiedzyPunkty akupunkturowe
LIV-13
Zhangmen
Completion Gate
Inne nazwyChapter Gate · Order Gate · System's Door · Stationary door · Gate of Document · *Chongpien* · *Zaoluo*
- Kanał
- Wątroba
- Klasyfikacja
- Front-Mu, Punkt wpływowy, Punkt krzyżujący
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Lokalizacja
- 01At the free tip of the eleventh rib.
- 02On the mid-axillary line, at the eleventh rib's anterior end.
- 03On the abdomen's lateral aspect, inferior to the eleventh rib's free end.
- 04Anteroinferior to the free end of the eleventh rib.
- 05With the elbow flexed and the arm held to the side, the elbow tip roughly marks the point's location.
- 06To find the free end of the eleventh rib, rest the whole hand on the upper abdomen and gently palpate downward along the costal margin until the rib's end is felt just above the level of the umbilicus.
- 07The point generally falls on or close to the mid-axillary line, a vertical line dropped from the axilla's apex (HT-1 Jiquan).
Nakłucie
- 01Insert perpendicularly or at a slant, 0.8 to 1 cun; expect a distended sensation along the side of the abdomen, which may spread toward the posterior abdominal wall.
- 02Caution: On the right side, the Liver's right lobe lies beneath this point, so excessive needling depth must be avoided; on the left side, the Spleen's lower pole lies deep to it, and overly deep insertion should likewise be avoided, especially where the Liver or Spleen is enlarged.
- 03Needle straight in, 0.5 to 0.8 cun.
- 04Insert transversely or obliquely, medially or laterally along the line of the rib, 0.5 to 1 cun.
- 05Moxibustion may be used.
Funkcje punktu
- Front-Mu point of the Spleen
- Influential point of the Yin organs
- Intersecting point of the Gallbladder channel on the Liver channel
Działania
- Harmonizes the Liver and Spleen
- Regulates and tonifies the Spleen, especially its Qi
- Supports the Spleen's transporting and transforming function
- Eases digestive stagnation
- Relieves food stagnation
- Regulates the Stomach
- Regulates the Middle and Lower Jiaos
- Transforms Dampness
- Transforms Damp-Heat
- Transforms Phlegm
- Warms Cold
- Regulates the Liver's Qi, Blood and Yin
- Spreads Liver Qi
- Regulates Qi and Blood
- Invigorates the Blood
- Softens hard masses
Wskazania
- Atrophy syndrome due to Damp-Heat
- Hepatitis
- Yin-type jaundice
- Pancreatitis
- Ascites
- Edema
- Vomiting
- Indigestion
- Borborygmus
- Epigastric pain due to Food Stagnation
- Diarrhea
- Diarrhea due to Cold
- Constipation
- Loose stools
- Retention of food
- Epigastric fullness
- Chest and rib pain
- Chest and rib fullness
- Long-standing jaundice progressing to black jaundice
- Yellow skin
- Anxiety
- Flank pain
- Nervousness
- Shortness of breath
- Swelling
- Dyspnea
- Spleen and Stomach damage from overeating
- Drum distention
- Heart pain accompanied by vomiting
- Undigested food in the stool
- Sudden difficulty breathing
- Inability to catch the breath
- Stone edema
- Diminished Qi with counterflow inversion
- Tendency toward anger
- Cold-type pain of the lumbar spine
- Inability to lift the arm and shoulder
- Fullness, distention and pain of the side
- Aching pain of the thoracic and lumbar back, sides and ribs
- Milky, abundant, difficult, whitish urine
- Hematuria
- Wasting-thirsting disorder with liver and spleen enlargement
- Enlarged spleen and pancreas in infantile wasting disease
- Pleurisy
- Unbearable Heat in the chest and Stomach
- Pulmonary tuberculosis
- Hernia
- Mad walking
- Lassitude
- Intercostal neuralgia
- Abdominal pain
- Hypochondriac pain
- Intercostal pain
- Body tremors
- Abdominal distention
- Abdominal masses
- Fatigue of the limbs
- Hepatomegaly
- Splenomegaly
- Hard masses in the abdomen
- Abdominal distention
- Belching
- Enteritis
- Cloudy, turbid urine
- Frequent urination
- Chest lumps and distention from Qi accumulation
- Blackish facial complexion
- Spleen and Stomach weakness
- Upper and lower back pain
- Excessive thirst
- Flank pain with dyspnea that prevents lying down or sleeping
- Stiffness of the spine
- Difficulty raising the hand
- Focal distention
- Esophageal constriction
- No enjoyment of eating
- Emaciation
- Cough
- Running piglet Qi with abdominal distention
- Agitation and Heat with a dry mouth
- Tendency toward fear
- Epilepsy
- Lumbar pain with inability to turn or bend at the waist
- Pain in the kidney region that prevents turning, together with spinal pain and icy-cold sensations
- Diabetes with a yellowish complexion and marked emaciation
- Lack of energy
- Icy limbs
- Fever with a dry mouth and poor appetite
- Heart pain with concurrent vomiting
- Bronchitis
- Palpitations
- Gastrospasm
Połączenia
Liver and spleen enlargement caused by schistosomiasis
Chronic enteritis
Constipation
Diarrhea containing undigested food from invasion by Cold-Damp
Borborygmus with abdominal distention and watery diarrhea
Vomiting
Constipation
Lateral costal pain
Moxibustion for stone edema of the upper abdomen
- REN-5
- SP-6
Running piglet Qi
Insomnia
Rigid lumbar spine with inability to turn
Uwagi
- When the mind feels stuck, this point can help initiate change or turn a new chapter.
- It is a key point for Liver Qi Invading the Spleen (Liver/Spleen Disharmony).