Wushu

1. 01On the lateral abdomen, anterior to the superior iliac spine, 3 cun below umbilical level.
2. 02Anterior to the anterior superior iliac spine, roughly level with REN-4 Guanyuan.
3. 030.5 cun medial to the anterior superior iliac spine, 3 cun below the umbilicus, level with REN-4 Guanyuan.
4. 04In the hollow just anterior to the anterior superior iliac spine, roughly level with REN-4 Guanyuan (3 cun below the umbilicus).

1. 01Puncture perpendicularly, 0.5 to 1 cun deep.
2. 02Moxibustion may also be used.
3. 03Straight needling, 1 to 2 cun deep, producing local distention and soreness.
4. 04Perpendicular insertion, 1 to 1.5 cun deep.

Meeting point with the Dai channel

• ·Regulates the Dai channel
• ·Regulates the Lower Jiao
• ·Resolves Stagnation

• ·Leukorrhea
• ·Lower abdominal pain
• ·Lumbar pain
• ·Hernia
• ·Constipation
• ·Infantile convulsions
• ·Endometriosis
• ·Irregular menstruation
• ·Uterovaginal spasms
• ·Cold Shan disorder in men
• ·Abdominal pain from testicular retraction
• ·Clonic spasm
• ·Endometritis
• ·Orchitis
• ·Low back pain
• ·Colic
• ·Blood-streaked vaginal discharge
• ·Abdominal pain
• ·Retracted scrotum
• ·Lower abdominal distention
• ·Uterine prolapse
• ·Red and white vaginal discharge
• ·Tenesmus
• ·Pain of the back, lumbar region, and ilium

Compared with GB-26 Daimai, which is used more for women's conditions, this point is applied more often to men's disorders.