Hanyan

1. 01On the temple, at the point one quarter of the way along a line from ST-8 Touwei to GB-7 Qubin.
2. 02Inside the temporal hairline, where the upper quarter and lower three-quarters of the span between ST-8 Touwei and GB-7 Qubin meet.

1. 01Oblique needling to a depth of 1 to 1.5 cun.
2. 02Horizontal needling to 0.5 to 1.5 cun. Note: the needle may be directed any way the presentation calls for — aim it toward the site of pain, or link it toward other points on the head.

Meeting point of the San Jiao and Stomach channels

• ·Dispels Wind
• ·Clears Heat
• ·Frees the channel
• ·Relieves pain

• ·Migraine
• ·Tinnitus
• ·Seizures
• ·Convulsions
• ·Hemilateral headache
• ·Head Wind with bilateral Taiyang pain
• ·Redness at the outer canthus
• ·Ear pain
• ·Neck pain
• ·Wrist pain
• ·Wrist flexion impaired
• ·Vertigo
• ·Outer canthus pain
• ·Toothache
• ·Epilepsy
• ·Headache with systemic Heat
• ·Dizziness with visual disturbance
• ·Clonic spasms
• ·Lockjaw
• ·Deviated mouth and eye
• ·Sneezing
• ·Joint Wind with sweating

As a rule, this point is only needled when it is tender to palpation.