Baza wiedzyPunkty akupunkturowe
REN-14
Juque
Great Gateway
Inne nazwyGreat Deficiency · Great Palace Gate · Great Palace · Great Shrine
- Kanał
- Ren Mai
- Klasyfikacja
- Front-Mu
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Lokalizacja
Located on the abdominal midline, 6 cun above the umbilicus and 2 cun below the sternocostal angle. Note: in some patients the xiphoid process extends down to reach this point.
Nakłucie
- 01Insert perpendicularly to a depth of 0.5 to 1 cun.
- 02Insert obliquely, angled downward, 1 to 1.5 cun.
- 03Caution: deep insertion — particularly in thin patients — risks damaging the left lobe of the Liver or an enlarged Heart.
- 04Caution: oblique insertion angled upward toward the Heart is contraindicated.
- 05Puncture perpendicularly, 0.3 to 0.8 cun.
- 06Moxibustion may be used.
- 07Insert straight in, 1.5 to 2 cun; expect local distention, discomfort, and soreness spreading upward.
Funkcje punktu
Front-Mu point of the Heart
Działania
- Settles the Shen
- Moves and regulates Qi
- Settles the Stomach
- Supports diaphragm function
- Regulates Heart function
- Eases pain
- Sends Lung Qi downward
- Frees the chest
- Resolves Phlegm accumulation
- Harmonizes Stomach function
- Calms the Stomach
- Redirects rebellious Qi downward
Wskazania
- Cardiac and chest pain
- Psychosis
- Fright palpitations
- Nausea
- Acid regurgitation
- Vomiting
- Fainting during pregnancy
- Heart pain caused by Cold
- Chest pain that radiates to the back
- Chest pain radiating to the lateral costal area
- Phlegm accumulating in the chest
- Rebellious Qi
- Chest fullness accompanied by shortness of breath
- Spitting blood
- Sudden turmoil disorder
- Abdominal distention
- Sudden abdominal pain
- Focal distention
- Esophageal constriction
- Stomach reflux
- Diaphragmatic obstruction
- Jaundice
- Acute jaundice
- Shan disorder
- Distention and fullness
- Stomach pain
- Cholera
- Seizures
- Chronic hepatitis
- Collapse syndrome accompanied by chills
- Sensation of stifling oppression in the chest
- Diaphragmatic spasms
- Upper abdominal distention
- Insanity
- Motion sickness
- Tachycardia
- Lack of vitality
- The nine varieties of Heart-and-back pain accompanied by a feeling of Cold
- Incessant vomiting
- Vomiting of everything eaten
- Madness
- Spasms affecting the Stomach and abdomen
- Coughing fits
- Sensation as if a bar were lodged in the Stomach
- Lower abdominal pain caused by intestinal parasites
- Cold-induced injury (Shang Han)
- Lack of energy
- Plague
- Excessive mucoid sputum
- Diaphragmatic discomfort
- Stomach cancer
- Intestinal tuberculosis presenting with hard abdominal knots
- Depression
- Dysphagia
- Hiccup
- Cough
- Parasites lodged in the intestines or bile duct
- Roundworms in the bile duct
- Cholera
- Jaundice
- Sudden Heart pain
- Cold injury that agitates the Heart
- Mania disorder
- Manic depression
- Aversion to Fire
- A tendency toward cursing and scolding others
- Ranting and raving
- Anger
- Disorientation
- Loss of consciousness
- Epilepsy accompanied by foaming at the mouth
- Poor memory
- Agitation with Heat
- Mutual over-acting among the five phases
- Diminished Qi
- Febrile disease
- Clonic spasm
- Psychosis
- Gastric spasm
- Gastric ulcer
- Mental disorders
- Angina pectoris
- Lassitude
- Cold extremities
- Shortness of breath
- Diarrhea
- Hysteria
- Cardiac failure
- Severe mental disorders
- Pericarditis
- Chest pain associated with roundworm infestation
- Vomiting occurring long after eating
- Psychopathy
- Fear
- Anguish
- Bronchitis
- Pleurisy
- Parasitic infestation in infants
- Rectus muscle spasms
- Pain caused by Cold
- Hernia
- Fainting with all four limbs as cold as a corpse's
- Drooling
- Chest fullness accompanied by malaise and a sensation of Heat
- Unrelenting dysentery
Połączenia
To calm Heart agitation
To relieve Heart agitation and fullness
To resolve distention and fullness in the Heart and abdomen
To address fright palpitations accompanied by diminished Qi
- SJ-10
- UB-15
To treat Heart-related disorientation and mental instability
- KI-9
To manage mania marked by raving, rage, and cursing
- LIV-14
To address rebellious Qi with cough, chest fullness, shortness of breath, and pain radiating to the back
- REN-17
- ST-12
For cough
For vomiting accompanied by chest fullness
For sudden turmoil disorder
For unbearable diaphragmatic pain caused by fluid accumulation
- UB-15
- HT-1
For Heart failure
Uwagi
- This point addresses disorders affecting the Heart and Shen.
- It plays a particularly important role when Cold invades the Heart.
- It is regarded as the Upper Jiao's equivalent of ST-36 Zusanli.
- It also serves as a first-aid point.