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POINT LOCATION I

STOMACH CHANNEL
OF FOOT YANGMING
ST 1 (Cheng Qi) Container of Tears
Crossing point of
the ST, Yang Qiao Mai and Ren Mai
With the eyes looking directly
forwards, this point is
located directly below the
pupil between the eyeball and
the infraorbital ridge.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-0.8 cun

*Avoid Deep Needling.
*Avoid strong manipulation.
Functions
Benefits the eyes, eliminates Wind and
stops lacrimation
Indications
redness, swelling, and pain of the eyes,
lacrimation induced by wind, blurred
vision, twitching or paralysis of the
eyelids
ST 2 (Si Bai) Four Directions Brightness
With the eyes looking
directly forwards, this
point is located 1 cun
directly below the
pupil, in the depression at
the infraorbital foramen.


Perpendicular Insertion:
0.2-0.4 cun
Functions
Expels Wind and benefit the eyes
Dredges channels and collaterals, relieves
pain
Indications
Eye disorders: redness, swelling, and pain
of the eyes, lacrimation induced by irritation
of wind, blurred vision, facial paralysis
Pain of the face, paralysis.
ST 3 (Ju Liao) Big Crevice
Crossing point of
ST and the Yang Qiao Mai
With the eyes looking directly
forwards, this point is located
directly below the pupil, level with
the lower border of the ala nasi, on
the lateral side of the naso-labial
groove.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.3-0.6 cun
Functions
Expels Wind, reduces swelling and relieves
pain
Indications
Eye disorders: redness, swelling, and pain
of the eyes, lacrimation induced by irritation
of wind, blurred vision
Facial paralysis
Pain and swelling of the nose, lips and
cheek, toothache
ST 4 (Di Cang) Earth Storehouse
Crossing Point of
ST, LI and Yang Qiao Mai
0.4 cun lateral to the corner of the
mouth.

Perpendicular Insertion: 0.2 cun
Oblique: 1-1.5 cun
Functions
Expels Wind Activates the channel and
collaterals and relieves pain
Indications
Facial paralysis, loss of voice, excessive
salivation, numbness of the mouth and lips,
trismus, twitching eyelids, incomplete
closure of the eyelids, night blindness
Facial pain, TMJ, toothache
ST 5 (Da Ying) Great Welcome
Directly anterior to the angle of
the jaw, in a depression at the
anterior border of the masseter
muscle.


Perpendicular Insertion:
0.3-0.5 cun
Oblique: 1-1.5 cun

*Caution: Facial Artery and
vein
Functions
Expels Wind and reduces swelling
Activates the channel and collaterals and
relieves pain
Indications
Trismus, stiff tongue, dysphasia, facial
paralysis
Swelling of the cheek, scrofula, mumps,
fever, chills
Toothache, facial pain, TMJ
ST 6 (Jia Che) Cheek Vehicle
Ghost Point
Approximately 1
fingerbreadth anterior and
superior to the angle of the
jaw at the prominence of the
masseter muscle.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-0.8 cun
Oblique: 1-1.5 cun
Functions
Expels wind and benefits the jaw and
teeth
Activates the channel and collaterals
and relieves pain
Calms the Spirit

Indications
Trismus, facial paralysis, dysphasia,
swelling of the cheek
Toothache, facial pain
Emotional and mental disorders:
epilepsy, mania, depression
ST 7 (Xia Guan) Lower Gate
Crossing Point of ST and
GB
At the lower border of the
zygomatic arch, in the depression
anterior to the condyloid process
of the mandible.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.0 cun
Functions
Benefits the ears, jaw and teeth
Activates the channel and collaterals
and relieves pain
Indications
Toothache, facial pain, facial paralysis,
trismus, tinnitus, deafness, pain of the
ears, otitis media
ST 8 (Tou Wei) Head Corner
Crossing Point of
ST, GB and Yang Wei Mai
Transverse Insertion:
0.5-1.0 cun
At the corner of the forehead, 4.5 cun lateral to
Shenting DU-24 and 0.5 cun within the anterior
hairline.
Functions
Eliminates Wind and alleviates pain
Benefits the eyes
Indications
Various headaches, dizziness
Pain of the eyes, lacrimation induced
by irritation of wind, twitching of
eyelids, blurred vision
ST 9 (Ren Ying) Mans Welcome or
Carotid Pulse
Crossing Point of ST, GB
Window of Heaven Point
Sea of Qi Point
Perpendicular Insertion: 0.2-0.4 cun
*Avoid Deep Needling and Puncturing Carotid Artery!
Location: Level with the tip of and 1.5
cun lateral to the laryngeal prominence, in
the depression between the anterior
border of the sternocleidomastoid muscle
and the lateral border of the thyroid
cartilage. Note: the carotid artery lies just
deep to, and can be readily palpated at,
the anterior border of the
sternocleidomastoid muscle. This point
therefore lies between the carotid artery
and the lateral border of the thyroid
cartilage.
Functions
Regulates the flow of Qi and Blood and
subdues Rebellious Qi
Benefits the throat and neck, reduces
swelling, transforms Phlegm
Calms the Spirit
Indications
Headache, dizziness, vomiting, redness in
face, hypertension
Scrofula, goiter, sore throat
Mania
ST 10 (Shui Tu) Water Rushing
On the neck, at the
anterior border of the
sternocleidomastoid
muscle, midway
between Renying ST-9
and Qishe ST-11.

Perpendicular
Insertion:
0.3-0.4 cun
*Avoid Deep Needling and Puncturing
Carotid Artery!
Functions
Benefits the throat and neck, reduces
swelling, transforms Phlegm
Descends Lung Qi
Indications
Sore throat, goiter, scrofula
Cough, wheezing, dyspnea, hiccup
ST 11 (Qi She) Qi Residence, esophagus
At the root of the neck, superior to
the medial end of the clavicle,
directly below Renying ST-9 in
the depression between the sternal
and clavicular heads of the
sternocleidomastoid muscle.

Perpendicular Insertion: 0.3-0.5
cun
*Avoid Deep Needling.
Functions
Benefits the throat and neck, regulates
the flow of Qi and transforms Phlegm
Indications
Cough, dyspnea, oppression of chest,
hiccup
Swelling of the neck, goiter, scrofula

ST 12 (Que Pen) Empty basin or
Depression
LOCATION
In the supraclavicular area, posterior
to the superior border of the clavicle
and at its midpoint, 4 cun lateral to the
midline, on the mamillary line.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.3-0.5 cun

*Contraindicated in pregnancy.
*Deep Needling can puncture Lung or
damage subclavian Artery.
Crossing Point: ST, LI, SI, SJ, GB.
Functions
Descends Lung Qi
Activates the channel and alleviates
pain
Indications
Cough, asthma, hemoptysis
Pain, numbness and spasm of the arm,
shoulder or supraclavicular fossa
ST 13 (Qi Hu) Qi Door to a House
LOCATION
At the top of the chest, directly below
Quepen ST-12, on the inferior border
of the clavicle, 4 cun lateral to the
midline, on the mamillary line.

Oblique or Transverse Lateral
Insertion: 0.3-0.8 cun

*Caution Deep Needling.

*Similar for all thoracic stomach
points.
Functions
Descends Rebellious Qi and unbinds
the chest
Indications
Cough, asthma, hemoptysis, dyspnea
Pain or distention of the chest or
hypochondrium
ST 14 (Ku Fang) Store House
LOCATION
On the chest, in the
first intercostal space,
4 cun lateral to the
midline (Huagai
REN-20), on the
mamillary line.
Functions
Descends Rebellious Qi and unbinds the
chest
Clears Heat and transforms Phlegm
Indications
Cough, asthma, hemoptysis, dyspnea
Pain or distention of the chest or
hypochondrium
Expectoration of sputum mixed with blood
and pus
ST 15 (Wu Yi) Room Concealment or Fan
LOCATION
On the chest, in the
second intercostal
space, 4 cun lateral
to the midline
(Zigong REN-19),
on the mamillary
line.
Functions
Descends Rebellious Qi and unbinds
the chest
Clears Heat and transforms Phlegm
Expel Wind, alleviate itching and
relieves pain
Benefits the breasts
Indications
Cough, wheezing
Distention or pain of the chest and
hypochondrium
Dyspnea, expectoration of sputum
mixed with blood and pus
Generalized itching or pain of the skin
Mastitis

ST 16 (Ying Chuang) Chest Window
LOCATION
On the chest, in the
third intercostal
space, 4 cun lateral
to the midline
(Yutang REN-18),
on the mamillary
line.
Functions
Descends Rebellious Qi and unbinds
the chest
Clears Heat and transforms Phlegm
Clears Heat, subdues inflammation,
benefits the breasts
Indications
Cough, asthma, distention or pain of
the chest and hypochondrium
Expectoration of sputum mixed with
blood and pus
Mastitis

ST 17 (Ru Zhong) Breast Center
LOCATION
At the centre of the nipple, in the
fourth intercostal space, 4 cun
lateral to the midline.

*Contraindicated to needling
and
Moxibustion!
ST 18 (Ru Gen) Breast Root
LOCATION
Directly below the nipple,
in the fifth intercostal
space.
Functions
Regulate Qi and Blood in the Breast.
Clears Heat, subdues inflammation, benefits
the breasts
Descends Rebellious Qi and unbinds the
chest
Clears Heat and transforms Phlegm
Indications
Mastitis, oligogalactia
Distending pain of the chest and
hypochondrium
Cough, asthma, expectoration of sputum
mixed with blood and pus
ST 19 (Bu Rong) No Containment
LOCATION
On the abdomen, 2 cun lateral to the
midline and 6 cun superior to the
umbilicus, level with Juque REN-14.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.0 cun
Desired depth is muscle layer
*Similar for all abdominal stomach points
*Caution for deep needling with patients
with an enlarged liver.

Functions
Harmonizes the Middle Jiao
Subdues Rebellious Qi of the Upper
and Middle Jiao

Indications
Stomachache, abdominal distention,
borborygmus
Poor appetite
Vomiting, hematemesis
Cough, asthma
Pain of the hypochondrium
ST 20 (Cheng Man) Receive or
Support Fullness
LOCATION
On the abdomen, 2 cun
lateral to the midline and
5 cun superior to the
umbilicus, level
with Shangwan REN-13.
Functions
Harmonizes the Middle Jiao
Subdues Rebellious Qi of the Upper
and Middle Jiao

Indications
Stomachache, abdominal distention,
borborygmus
Poor appetite
Vomiting, hematemesis
Cough, asthma
Pain of the hypochondrium
ST 21 (Liang Men) Grain Door
LOCATION
On the abdomen, 2
cun lateral to the
midline and 4 cun
superior to the
umbilicus, level
with Zhongwan
REN-12.
Functions
Harmonizes the Middle Jiao, regulates Qi
and transforms stagnation
Strengthens the Spleen and relieves
diarrhea
Indications
Epigastric pain and distention, vomiting
Food stagnation
Poor appetite, borborygmous, diarrhea

ST 22 (Guan Men) Pass or Close
Door
LOCATION
On the abdomen, 2
cun lateral to the
midline and 3 cun
superior to the
umbilicus, level
with Jianli REN-11.
Functions
Regulates the Stomach and intestines
Promotes urination and relieves edema
Indications
Epigastric pain, vomiting, poor appetite
Abdominal pain and distention,
diarrhea
Ascites, enuresis
ST 23 (Tai Yi) Great Center of
Abdomen
LOCATION
On the abdomen, 2
cun lateral to the
midline and 2 cun
superior to the
umbilicus, level
with Xiawan REN-
10.
Functions
Transforms Phlegm and Calms the
Spirit
Harmonizes the Middle Jiao
Indications
Mania, hysteria, depression, epilepsy
Vomiting, abdominal distention and
pain, dyspepsia
ST 24 (Hua Rou Men) Smooth or
Refined, Meat or Food Door
LOCATION
On the abdomen, 2
cun lateral to the
midline and 1 cun
superior to the
umbilicus, level
with Shuifen
REN-9.
Functions
Transforms Phlegm and Calms the Spirit
Harmonizes the Stomach and Subdues
Rebellious Qi
Indications
Mania, hysteria, depression, epilepsy
Vomiting, hematemesis, abdominal
distention and pain, dyspepsia
ST 25 (Tian Shu) Heavenly pivot
Front-Mu Point of the LI
LOCATION
On the abdomen, 2 cun
lateral to the umbilicus.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.0 cun
Functions
Regulates the intestines
Regulates the Middle Jiao
Regulates Qi and eliminates stagnation
Transforms Dampness
Indications
Diarrhea, constipation, dysentery
Borborygmous, poor appetite, vomiting,
hematemesis
Irregular menstruation, metrorrhagia,
metrostaxis, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea,
postpartum abdominal pain, hernia,
abdominal pain and distention
Edema, dysuria, leukorrhea

ST 26 (Wai Ling) Outer Hill
LOCATION

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun
lateral to the midline and 1 cun
inferior to the umbilicus, level
with Yinjiao REN-7.


Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.5 cun
Functions
Regulates Qi and relieve pain
Indications
Stomachache, abdominal pain
Hernia
Dysmenorrhea
ST 27 (Da Ju) Large Extreme
LOCATION
On the lower abdomen,
2 cun lateral to the
midline and 2 cun
inferior to the umbilicus,
level with Shimen
REN-5.
Functions
Regulate the intestines
Fortifies Kidney Qi and secures Essence
Indications
Pain of the lower abdomen, constipation
Seminal emission, premature ejaculation,
impotence
ST 28 (Shui Dao) Water Path
LOCATION

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun
lateral to the midline and 3
cun inferior to the umbilicus,
level with Guanyuan REN-4.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.5 cun

*Avoid puncturing a full
bladder.
Functions
Promotes urination
Regulates menstruation and relieves pain
Regulates the Lower Jiao and dispels
stagnation
Indications
Urinary retention, dysuria, edema
Lower abdominal pain or distention,
constipation
Dysmenorrhea
ST 29 (Gui Lai) Return Arrive
LOCATION

On the lower
abdomen, 2 cun
lateral to the
midline and 4 cun
inferior to the
umbilicus,
level with Zhongji
REN-3.
Functions
Promotes the flow of Qi and Blood in the
Uterus and Lower Jiao.
Raise Qi and firms Essence
Indications
Amenorrhea, irregular menstruation,
dysmenorrhea, infertility
Pain of the lower abdomen, hernia, pain and
cold of the genitals
Uterine prolapse, impotence, seminal
emission, nocturia, leukorrhea

ST 30 (Qi Chong) Qi Pouring
Sea of Water and Grain/Nourishment Point
Coalescent Point of the Chong Mai
LOCATION

On the lower abdomen, 2 cun
lateral to the midline, level
with the superior border of the
pubic symphysis (Qugu
REN-2).
Functions
Regulates Qi and Blood in the Lower
Jiao and relieves pain
Regulates the Chong Mai
Subdues Running Piglet Qi

Indications
Hypogastric pain, pain of the genitals,
hernia, impotence, dysuria
Irregular menstruation, infertility,
abnormal uterine bleeding,
oligogalactia, difficult labor
Sensation of Qi rushing upwards to the
chest causing intense agitation and
anxiety
ST 31 (Bi Guan) Thigh Gate
LOCATION
On the upper thigh, in a depression
just lateral to the sartorius muscle, at
the junction of a vertical line drawn
downward from the anterior superior
iliac spine, and a horizontal line
drawn level with the lower border of
the pubic symphysis.

Perpendicular Insertion:
1.0-1.5 cun
Oblique: 2.0-3.0 cun
Functions
Activates the channel and collaterals
and relieves pain
Indications
Pain of the hip joint; contraction of hip
flexors or thigh muscles; weakness,
paralysis, pain or numbness of the leg;
pain of the lower back and knee
ST 32 (Fu Tu) Crouching Rabbit
LOCATION

On the thigh, on a line drawn between
the lateral border of the patella and the
anterior superior iliac spine, in a
depression 6 cun proximal to the
superior border of the patella.


Perpendicular Insertion:
1.0-2.0 cun
Functions
Disperses Wind Dampness
Activates the channel and collaterals
and relieves pain

Indications
Pain, numbness or contraction of the
thigh muscles; weakness, paralysis,
pain or numbness of the leg; pain of
the knee and lower back; pain of the
hip joint; contraction of hip flexors
Urticaria
ST 33 (Yin Shi) Yin Market
LOCATION

On the thigh, on a line drawn
between the lateral border of the
patella and the anterior superior
iliac spine, in a depression 3 cun
proximal to the superior border of
the patella.


Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.0 cun
Functions
Disperses Wind-Cold-Damp
Activates channel and collaterals and
relieves pain
Indications
Pain, numbness, weakness of the leg
Abdominal pain and distention
Dysuria, edema

ST 34 (Liang Qiu) Ridge Mound
Xi-Cleft Point
On the thigh, on a line drawn
between the lateral border of
the patella and the anterior
superior iliac spine, in a
depression 2 cun proximal to
the superior border of the
patella.


Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.0 cun
Functions
Activates the channel and collaterals
and alleviates pain
Harmonizes the Stomach
Indications
Pain and swelling of the knee
Epigastric pain, acid regurgitation
ST 35 (Du Bi) Calf Nose
LOCATION
On the knee, in the hollow
formed when the knee is flexed,
immediately below the patella
and lateral to the patellar
ligament.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.7-1.0 cun
*Use proper sterilization.
Functions
Dispels Wind-Damp and reduces swelling
Activates the channel and collaterals and
relieves pain
Indications
Pain, swelling of the knee
Beriberi
Numbness and pain of the leg
ST 36 (Zu San Li) Foot Three Mile
He-Sea Point
Earth Point
Command Point
Sea of Water and Grain Point
LOCATION
Below the knee, 3 cun inferior to
Dubi ST-35, one fingerbreadth
lateral to the anterior crest of the
tibia.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.2 cun
Functions
Harmonizes the Stomach
Strengthens the Spleen and resolves
Dampness
Regulates the Intestines
Reinforces Correct Qi and supports Original
Qi
Tonifies Qi and Nourishes Blood and Yin
Activates the channel and collaterals and
alleviates pain
Revives the Yang and restores
consciousness
Clears Fire and calms the Spirit
Indications
Abdominal or epigastric distention or pain,
nausea, vomiting, acid regurgitation,
belching, hiccup, excessive hunger, hunger
without desire to eat
Borborygmus, flatulence, diarrhea,
dysentery, constipation, edema, heaviness
of the limbs
Fatigue, shortness of breath, dyspnea from
deficiency, dizziness from deficiency,
palpitations , poor vision, susceptibility to
infections and cold/flu
Swelling, pain, or abscess of the breast;
pain, numbness, atrophy or paralysis
of the lower limbs
Loss of consciousness, aversion to
cold, cold counterflow of the limbs,
purple lips
Mania, insomnia, palpitations, anxiety

ST 37 (Shang Ju Xu) Upper Great Void
Lower He-Sea Point LI
Sea of Blood Point
LOCATION

On the lower leg, 3 cun
inferior to Zusanli ST-36, one
finger-breadth lateral to the
anterior crest of the tibia.
Functions
Regulates the Stomach, Intestines and
Spleen
Clears Damp Heat
Activates channel and collaterals and
relieves pain
Indications
Abdominal or epigastric distention or
pain, borborygmus, flatulence Diarrhea,
dysentery, constipation, edema,
heaviness of the limbs
Pain, numbness, atrophy or paralysis
of the lower limbs

ST 38 (Tiao Kou) Narrow Mouth
LOCATION
On the lower leg,
midway between the
tibiofemoral joint
line (level with the
popliteal crease)
and the prominence
of the lateral
malleolus, one
finger-breadth
lateral to the
anterior crest of the
tibia.
Functions
Activates the channel and collaterals and
relieves pain
Regulates the flow of Qi in the Middle Jiao
Indications
Local disease: pain, numbness, spasm,
weakness, coldness, edema of the lower leg
Pain of the shoulder
Abdominal pain
ST 39 (Xia Ju Xu) Lower Great Void
Lower He-Sea Point SI
Sea of Blood Point
LOCATION

On the lower leg, 3 cun
inferior to Shangjuxu ST-37,
one finger-breadth lateral to
the anterior crest of the tibia.
Functions
Regulates the Intestines and transforms stagnation
Clears Damp Heat
Activates the channel and collaterals and alleviate
pain
Indications
Lower abdominal distention or pain, lumbar pain
that radiates to the testicles
Diarrhea, dysentery; dark, scanty urine
Pain, numbness, atrophy or paralysis of the lower
limbs
ST 40 (Feng Long) Rich Prosperous
Lou-Connecting Point
LOCATION

On the lower leg, midway
between the tibiofemoral joint line
(level with the popliteal crease)
and the lateral malleolus, two
finger-breadths lateral to the
anterior crest of the tibia (i.e. one
finger-breadth lateral to Tiaokou
ST-38).

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-1.5 cun
Functions
Transform Phlegm-Damp
Unbinds the chest
Calms the Spirit
Activates the channel and collaterals
and alleviate pain
Regulate the Stomach and subdues
Rebellious Qi
Indications
Copious phlegm, headache, dizziness
Oppression and pain of the chest, cough,
asthma and expectoration of phlegm
Mental disorders: epilepsy, mania,
depression
Pain, numbness, atrophy or paralysis of the
lower limbs
Nausea, vomiting
ST 41 (Jie Xi) Separation Stream
Jing-River Point
Fire Point
LOCATION

On the ankle, level with the
prominence of the lateral
malleolus, in a depression
between the tendons of
extensor hallucis longus and
extensor digitorum longus.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.5-0.7 cun
Functions
Activates the channel and collaterals
and alleviate pain
Clears Heat from the Stomach fu and
Stomach channel
Calms the Spirit
Indications
Pain, swelling or motor impairment of the
ankle; hemiplegia
Fu Heat: abdominal pain or distention,
constipation, belching, excessive hunger
Channel Heat: pain, swelling, inflammation
of the Yangming aspect of the head, red face
and eyes, frontal headache, mouth pain,
dizziness
Epilepsy, mania

ST 42 (Chong Yang) Rushing Yang
Yuan-Source Point
LOCATION

On the dorsum of the foot, in the
depression formed by the junction
of the second and third metatarsal
bones and the cuneiform bones
(second and third), 1.5 cun distal to
Jiexi ST-41, on the line drawn
between Jiexi ST-41 and Xiangu
ST-43, at the point where the
pulsation of the dorsalis pedis artery
may be palpated.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.3-0.5 cun
Functions
Activates the channel and collaterals
and alleviate pain
Clears Heat from the Stomach fu and
Stomach channel
Calms the Spirit
Indications
Pain or swelling of the dorsum of the foot;
motor impairment of the foot
Fu Heat: abdominal pain or distention,
epigastric pain
Channel Heat: pain, swelling, inflammation
of the Yangming aspect of the head,
deviation of eyes and mouth, tooth and
mouth pain
Mania

ST 43 (Xian Gu) Sunken Valley
Shu-Stream Point
Wood Point
LOCATION

On the dorsum of the foot,
between the second and third
metatarsal bones, in a
depression 1 cun proximal to
Neiting ST-44.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.3-0.5 cun
Functions
Regulates the Spleen and eliminates edema
Regulates the Stomach and intestines and alleviate
pain
Activates the channel and collaterals and alleviates
pain
Indications
Ascites, edema of the face, pain and swelling of the
eyes
Abdominal pain and distention, borborygmus
Pain and swelling of the dorsum of the foot
ST 44 (Nei Ting) Inner Residence
The Ying-Spring Point
Water Point
LOCATION

On the dorsum of the foot,
between the second and third
toes, 0.5 cun proximal to the
margin of the web.

Perpendicular Insertion:
0.3-0.5 cun
Functions
Clears Stomach Channel Heat
Activates the channel and alleviates
pain
Harmonizes the Stomach and
intestines and clears Damp Heat
Calms the Spirit
Indications
Toothache, eye pain, frontal headache,
gingivitis, epistaxis, sore throat, fever, facial
pain or paralysis
Toothache, eye pain, frontal headache, facial
pain
Abdominal pain, acid regurgitation,
excessive hunger, diarrhea, dysentery,
hemafecia, constipation
Aversion to the sound of talking, desire for
silence

ST 45 (Li Dui) Stomach Door
The Jing-Well Point
Metal Point
Perpendicular Insertion:
0.1-0.2 cun

*Pricking: 3-Edge Needle
Functions
Clears Stomach Channel Heat
Clears Stomach Heat
Calms the Spirit and restores
consciousness
Indications
Toothache, eye pain, frontal headache,
purulent nasal discharge, facial paralysis,
gingivitis, epistaxis, cracked lips, sore throat
Abdominal pain, excessive hunger, fever
Mania, dream-disturbed sleep, depression,
epilepsy, loss of consciousness

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