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Fu She (Fushe) is 0.7 cun superior and 0.5 cun lateral to SP-12 Chongmen, 4 cun lateral to the midline. Meeting point of the Spleen, Liver and Yin Wei channels. Caution: in thin patients, deep needling may penetrate the peritoneal cavity. Indications: lower abdominal pain, hernia, adnexitis, appendicitis, inguinal lymphadenitis, abdominal masses, constipation.

Name The Prescription of Ditan Tang Source The book Qi Xiao Liang Fang Ingredients Nan Xing 2.5 g,Ban Xia 2.5 g,Zhi Shi 6 g,Fu Ling 6 g,Ju Hong 4.5 g,Shi Chang Pu 3 g,Ren Shen 3 g,.

Shen Mai (Shenmai). On the lateral side of the foot, approximately 0.5 cun inferior to the inferior border of the lateral malleolus, in a depression posterior to the peroneal tendons. Actions: Pacifies Interior Wind; Expels Exterior Wind; Calms the Shen; Treats epilepsy; Benefits the head and eyes; Opens and regulates the Yang Qiao Mai; Activates the channel; Alleviates pain; Relaxes the muscle channels. Indications: Chills and fever; Intermittent fever; Aversion to Wind with spontaneous sweating and a headache; Red eyes; Red, swollen and painful eyes; Eye pain that originates at the inner canthus; Eye pain due to an attack of the Yang Qiao Mai; Epistaxis; Deafness; Tinnitus; Mania-depression; Palpitations; Heart fright; Insomnia; Cold Bi of the lumbar region and hip; Pain of the lumbar region and leg; Difficulty extending and flexing the knee; Straw shoe Wind, that is redness, swelling and pain of the leg and foot.

Name The Prescription of 桂枝芍药知母汤 Source The book Jin Kui Yao Lue Ingredients Gui Zhi 12 g,Shao Yao 9 g,Gan Cao 6 g,Ma Huang 6 g,Sheng Jiang 15 g,Bai Zhu 15 g,Zhi Mu 12 g,Fang Feng.

Niu Bi Shuan: twig or leaf is used to refresh qi and promote the tissue regeneration, as hemostatic, for the treatment of deficiency of qi, internal injury caused by overstrain, externally for traumatic bleeding.

Yang Jiao (Yangjiao) is 7 cun above the lateral malleolus on the posterior border of the fibula. Xi-cleft point of Yang Wei, intersection of the three Yang channels of the leg. Actions: activates the channel, alleviates pain, regulates gall bladder qi, calms the shen. Indications: knee pain and swelling, sciatica, gastrocnemius paralysis, neuralgia of the tibial area, throat painful obstruction.

Name The Prescription of 金水六君煎 Source The book Jing Yue Quan Shu Ingredients Dang Gui 6 g,Shu Di 9~15 g,Chen Pi 4.5 g,Ban Xia 6 g,Fu Ling 6 g,Zhi Gan Cao 3 g,Sheng Jiang 10 g.

牛鼻栓: twig or leaf is used to refresh qi and promote the tissue regeneration, as hemostatic, for the treatment of deficiency of qi, internal injury caused by overstrain, externally for traumatic bleeding.

Jing Qu (Jingqu) is 1 cun proximal to LU-9 Taiyuan, on the radial side of the radial artery. Caution: avoid puncturing the radial artery. Moxibustion is forbidden here. Jing-river, metal and horary point. Actions: descends lung qi, alleviates cough and wheezing. Indications: all lung and throat conditions, sudden cardiac pain, intermittent fever, chest pain, asthma, sore throat, pain in the soles of the feet.

Name The Prescription of Guizhi Shaoyao Zhimu Tang Source The book Jin Kui Yao Lue Ingredients Gui Zhi 12 g,Shao Yao 9 g,Gan Cao 6 g,Ma Huang 6 g,Sheng Jiang 15 g,Bai Zhu 15 g,Zhi.