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Yin Bao (Yinbao) is 4 cun above LIV-8 Ququan, in the cleft between m. vastus medialis and m. sartorius. Actions: adjusts menstruation, regulates the Lower Jiao. Indications: irregular menstruation, enuresis, lumbosacral pain, retention of urine, low back pain, lower abdominal pain, difficult urination.
He Huan Pi (Silktree Albizzia Bark) induces tranquilization and relieves depression, activates blood and relieves swelling. Use with caution in pregnant women.
NAME SIZHUKONG LOCATION Located in the depression lateral to the corner of the eyebrow. In the depression on the supraorbital margin, at the lateral end of the eyebrow.
Name Powder of Coix Seed, Mankshood and Patrinia The Prescription of Yiyi Fuzi Baijiang San Source The book Jin Gui Yao Lue Ingredients Yi Yi Ren (Semen Coicis) 30 g,Fu Zi (Radix A.
Name He Huan Hua (Flos Albizziae) Nature and action Nature Sweet, neutral; heart and liver channels. Actions Induce tranquilization and relieve depression.
Yi She (Yishe) is 3 cun lateral to the midline, level with the eleventh thoracic vertebra and UB-20 Pishu. Caution: deep perpendicular or oblique needling in a medial direction carries a substantial risk of causing a pneumothorax. Actions: clears damp-heat, regulates the spleen and stomach, tonifies the spleen, stimulates memory and concentration.
Name Umbellate Pore Decoction The Prescription of Zhuling Tang Source The book Shang Han Lun Ingredients Zhu Ling (Polyporus) 9 g,Fu Ling (Poria) 9 g,Ze Xie (Rhizoma Alismatis) 9 g.
Name He Huan Hua (Flos Albizziae) Nature and action Nature Sweet, neutral; heart and liver channels. Actions Induce tranquilization and relieve depression.
Jian Jing (Jianjing). At the highest point of the shoulder, midway between DU-14 Dazhui and the acromion, at the crest of the trapezius muscle. Caution: Contraindicated during pregnancy. Use caution for those with Heart problems. Actions: Relaxes the sinews; Regulates qi; Activates the channel; Alleviates pain; Transforms and lowers phlegm; Dissipates nodules; Benefits the breasts; Expedites delivery; Promotes lactation. Indications: Aphasia due to Windstroke; Hemiplegia; Vertigo; Boils; Carbuncles; Furuncles; Breast abscess; Vertex headache; Cough; Neck stiffness; Chest pain with fever; Difficult breathing with profuse mucus; Shoulder and back pain; Motor impairment of the arm and hand; Dyspnea; Qi rebellion; Mania-depression; Redness of the face; Prolonged labor; Inversion counterflow of the arms and legs following miscarriage; Retention of the placenta; Bi syndrome of the shoulders and neck; Torticollis.
Name Tetrandra and Agtragalus Decoction The Prescription of 防己黄芪汤 Source The book Jin Gui Yao Lue Ingredients Fang Ji (Radix Stephaniae Tetrandrae) 12 g,Huang Qi (Radix Astragali).