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Xue Lian Hua: dispel cold and tonify yang, regulate menstruation and stop bleeding.

Qiu Xu (Qiuxu). Anterior and inferior to the external malleolus, in the depression on the lateral side of the tendon of the extensor digitorum longus. Note: locate at the junction of the lines drawn along the anterior and inferior borders of the lateral malleolus. Actions: Spreads Liver qi; Benefits the Gall Bladder; Clears the channels; Clears Gall Bladder Heat and Damp-Heat; Alleviates pain; Benefits the joints; Regulates the Shao Yang. Indications: Hypochondriac pain and distention; Frequent sighing; Neck pain; Swelling of the axillary region; Vomiting; Acid regurgitation; Muscular atrophy of the lower limbs; Pain and swelling of the external malleolus; Malaria; Cholecystitis; Tidal fever; Intercostal neuralgia; Lower back pain; Thigh pain; Bi pain of the lower extremities; Colic; Rib pain; Soreness of the leg due to twisted muscles; Lower abdominal distention; Nebulae.

Name The Prescription of 紫葳汤 Source The book Za Bing Yuan Liu Xi Zhu Ingredients Zi WeiTian DongBai HeDu ZhongHuang QinHuang LianFang FengNiu XiBi XieTu Si ZiJi Li Explanation Huan.

芋头: strengthen the spleen and tonify deficiency, dissipate nodule and remove toxicity.

Luo Zhen (Luozhen) is about 0.5 cun proximal to and between the metacarpophalangeal joints of the 2nd and 3rd metacarpal bones. Needling: straight or slanted insertion, 0.5-1 cun. Indications: stiff neck, migraine headache, stomach ache, sore throat, shoulder and arm pain.

Name The Prescription of Qigong Wan Source The book Yi Fang Ji Jie Ingredients Chuan Xiong 30 g,Bai Zhu 30 g,Ban Xia Qu 30 g,Xiang Fu 30 g,Fu Ling 15 g,Shen Qu 15 g,Ju Hong 3 g,Gan.

Name Xia (Shrimp) Nature and action Nature Sweet, warm; liver and kidney channels. Actions Tonify the kidney and strengthen yang, promote lactation and remove toxicity.

Xiong Xiang (Xiongxiang) is in the 3rd intercostal space, 6 cun lateral to the mid-sternal line. Caution: avoid deep insertion, as perpendicular insertion carries a substantial risk of pneumothorax. Indications: intercostal neuralgia, inability to turn over when lying down, coughing, chest and lateral costal fullness, shortness of breath.

Name The Prescription of Ziwei Tang Source The book Za Bing Yuan Liu Xi Zhu Ingredients Zi WeiTian DongBai HeDu ZhongHuang QinHuang LianFang FengNiu XiBi XieTu Si ZiJi Li Explanati.

Name The Prescription of 散聚汤 Source The Book San Yin Ji Yi Bing Zheng Fang Lun Ingredients Ban XiaBing LangChen PiDang GuiXing RenRou GuiFu LingZhi Gan Cao Explanation Xing Ren, Ch.