Fuyang

Located 3 cun proximal to UB-60 Kunlun, on the lateral side of the gastrocnemius muscle. Note: it lies in the hollow between the Achilles tendon and the peroneal tendons.

1. 01Insert straight in, 1 to 2 cun.
2. 02Puncture straight down, 0.5 to 1 cun.
3. 03Moxibustion may be used.
4. 04Insert perpendicularly or obliquely, angled proximally or distally, 1 to 1.5 cun.

Xi-Cleft point of the Yang Qiao channel

• ·Clears obstruction from the channel
• ·Invigorates the Yang Qiao channel
• ·Strengthens the back
• ·Benefits the lumbar region and legs
• ·Frees the channel
• ·Eases pain

• ·Headache
• ·Low back pain
• ·Lower-limb paralysis
• ·Ankle joint inflammation
• ·Lateral malleolus pain
• ·Lumbar pain with inability to stand for long periods
• ·Inability to stand up after sitting
• ·Thigh pain
• ·Wind Bi with numbness
• ·Atrophy disorder of the lower limb
• ·Inability to lift the four limbs
• ·Heaviness and soreness in the leg and knee
• ·Leg ulceration
• ·Chills and fever
• ·Brow pain
• ·Sudden turmoil disorder with cramping
• ·Heavy sensation in the head
• ·Redness and swelling of the lateral malleolus
• ·Seizures
• ·Pain in the hip, thigh, and low back with inability to stand
• ·Lower leg cramping
• ·Sciatica
• ·Leg Qi
• ·Cold-Damp leg Qi
• ·Hemorrhoids
• ·Ankle joint swelling and inflammation
• ·Weakness and medial deviation of the foot from plantar flexor paralysis
• ·Ankle rheumatism
• ·Clonic spasm

• ·This point is commonly chosen for treating low back pain.
• ·It strengthens muscles and eases movement.
• ·It is effective only for one-sided back pain.
• ·It is very useful for clearing toxins from body and mind.