GB-38
Yangfu
*Yang* Assistance
Auch bekannt als*Yang* Support · *Yang* Assistant · *Yang's* Assistant · *Yang* Aid · *Yang's* Help
- Leitbahn
- Gallenblase
- Klassifikation
- Jing-Fluss, Fünf Wandlungsphasen, Sedierungspunkt
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Lokalisation
- 014 cun proximal to the apex of the lateral malleolus, on the fibula's anterior border.
- 024 cun above the tip of the lateral malleolus, just anterior to the fibula's border, between m. extensor digitorum longus and m. peroneus brevis.
- 03On the lower leg's lateral side, 4 cun proximal to the lateral malleolus's prominence, at the fibula's anterior border. Note: it lies where the upper three-quarters and lower quarter meet along the distance from the popliteal crease to the tip of the lateral malleolus.
Nadelung
- 01Perpendicular puncture, 0.5–0.7 cun.
- 02Moxibustion may be applied.
- 03Perpendicular insertion, 0.7–1 cun.
- 04Straight insertion, 1–2 cun.
Punktfunktionen
- Jing-River point
- Fire point
- Sedation point
Wirkungen
- Subdues Liver Yang
- Clears Heat
- Resolves Damp-Heat
- Clears Liver Fire
- Clears Heat from the Gall Bladder channel
- Harmonizes the Shao Yang
- Benefits the sinews and bones
- Activates the channel
- Relieves pain
Indikationen
- A feeling of standing in water up to the waist
- Edema proximal to the knee
- Joint pain with weakness
- Bi syndrome
- A somber facial expression
- Pain and swelling below the clavicle
- Shivering
- Chest and flank pain
- Hip and knee pain
- Blue-green facial complexion
- Throat Bi
- Sighing
- Alternating chills and fever
- Sweating accompanied by Cold shivering
- Wind Bi with migratory joint pain and numbness
- Lateral lower-limb pain and numbness
- Lumbar pain as if a small hammer were striking the mid-back
- Lower-limb paralysis
- Malarial disorders
- Hemiplegia
- One-sided headache with melancholy
- Pain and redness at the outer canthus
- Bitter taste in the mouth
- Pain in the neck, chest and hypochondriac region
- Constipation
- Knee pain
- Generalized aching and stiffness
- Chronic migraine headache
- Axillary pain
- Scrofula
- Lumbar pain
- Pain in the chest, hypochondriac region and lateral lower extremities
- Sinew contracture
- Pain throughout the hundred joints
- Lower-limb Bi
- Leg Qi
- Severe lumbar pain
- Lateral malleolus pain
- Knee arthritis
Kombinationen
- GB-41
- GB-42
- UB-39
- UB-62
- Tianchi or GB-40
- GB-41
- PC-1
For axillary swelling
For axillary swelling and saber-shaped lumps
For scrofula
For Wind Bi
For Bone Bi and numbness of the hip joint and knee
For paralysis of the lower extremity
Anmerkungen
An important distal point for chronic unilateral migraine headache caused by Liver Fire or Liver Yang Rising.