Baza wiedzyPunkty akupunkturowe
LU-6
Kongzui
Maximum Opening
Inne nazwyOpening Maximum · Convergence Hole · Extreme Hole · Biggest Hole · Extreme Aperture · Foramen Extreme · Supreme Hole · Greatest Hole
- Kanał
- Płuca
- Klasyfikacja
- Xi-Szczelinowy
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Lokalizacja
- 01On the forearm's flexor side, 7 cun proximal to LU-9 Taiyuan, along the line joining LU-9 Taiyuan and LU-5 Chize. Note: bisect the distance between LU-9 Taiyuan and LU-5 Chize; LU-6 Kongzui lies in a palpable hollow 1 cun proximal to that midpoint.
- 02On the forearm's palmar side, along the LU-9 Taiyuan–LU-5 Chize line, 7 cun proximal to LU-9 Taiyuan.
- 03On the forearm's radial side, 7 cun proximal to the wrist crease.
Nakłucie
- 01Insert vertically or at an angle, 0.5–1.5 cun.
- 02Direct insertion, 1 to 1.5 cun. Sensation: local soreness and distention, occasionally radiating down the forearm.
- 03Needle straight in, 0.5 to 1 cun.
- 04Moxibustion may be used.
Funkcje punktu
Xi-Cleft point
Działania
- Disperses Lung Qi
- Sends Lung Qi downward
- Clears Heat
- Moistens the Lungs
- Stops Bleeding
- Eases acute conditions
- Relieves Pain
Wskazania
- Cough
- Wheezing
- Asthma
- Chest pain
- Throat swelling and pain
- Loss of voice
- Febrile illness without sweating
- Painful, swollen pharynx and larynx
- Tonsillitis
- Laryngitis
- Spasm and pain of elbow and arm
- Pain and restricted movement of elbow and arm
- Unable to touch the head with the hand
- Arthritis of elbow and fingers
- High fever
- Persistent cough
- Difficulty flexing the arm
- Hemoptysis
- Expectoration of blood
- Hematemesis
- Hiccup
- Severe elbow and upper-arm pain
- Cannot raise the arm above the head
- Difficulty flexing and extending the fingers
- Epigastric pain
- Hemorrhoids
- Headache
- Clonic spasms
- Belching
- Bronchiectasis
- Fingers unable to grip objects
- Fear
- Tension
- Tension headaches
- Spasmodic elbow and arm pain
Połączenia
Uwagi
- It is indicated when the Lung channel or organ is acutely obstructed.
- It is especially suited to Wind-Heat or Wind-Dryness invasion, whether it attacks the superficial layer and blocks the pores or strikes the Zang and channel directly.
- It works particularly well for an acute asthma attack.
- It is a principal point for treating hemorrhoids.
- Use the draining technique here when the patient carries a feeling of grief, lack, or an unfilled void.