Fushe

1. 014 cun inferior to the umbilicus's center, 0.7 cun above SP-12 Chongmen, and 4 cun lateral to the front midline.
2. 020.7 cun superior to SP-12 Chongmen, 3.5 cun from the abdomen's midline.
3. 03On the lower abdomen, 0.7 cun above and 0.5 cun lateral to SP-12 Chongmen, 4 cun from the midline. Alternatively described as 4.3 cun below SP-15 Daheng. Note: this 4-cun line runs along the palpable lateral edge of the rectus abdominis muscle.

1. 01Needle perpendicularly, 0.5–1 cun.
2. 02Moxa may be used.
3. 03Insert straight, 1–1.5 cun.
4. 04Caution: In thin patients, needling too deeply may enter the peritoneal cavity.

Meeting point of the Spleen, Liver and Yin Wei channels

• ·Moves Qi
• ·Relieves pain

• ·Pain in the lower abdomen
• ·Hernia
• ·Adnexitis
• ·Appendicitis
• ·Shan disorder
• ·Sudden turmoil disorder
• ·Thigh pain
• ·Hernia pain
• ·Inguinal lymphadenitis
• ·Abdominal fullness
• ·Abdominal masses
• ·Constipation
• ·Pain in the lateral costal region