GB-40
Qiuxu
Mound of Ruins
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- Leitbahn
- Gallenblase
- Klassifikation
- Yuan-Quellpunkt
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Lokalisation
- 01Anterior-inferior to the lateral malleolus, in the hollow lateral to the tendon of extensor digitorum longus.
- 02In the depression a little in front of and below the ankle's lateral malleolus. Note: find it where a line along the malleolus's anterior border crosses one along its inferior border.
Nadelung
- 01Perpendicular puncture, 0.5 to 0.8 cun.
- 02Moxibustion may be used.
- 03Needle straight in, aiming at the lower border of the medial malleolus, 1 to 1.5 cun. Sensation produced: local soreness and distention.
- 04Insert perpendicularly, 1 to 1.5 cun, toward KI-6 Zhaohai.
Punktfunktionen
Yuan-Source point
Wirkungen
- Courses Liver Qi
- Benefits the Gall Bladder
- Frees the channels
- Clears Heat and Damp-Heat from the Gall Bladder
- Relieves pain
- Benefits the joints
- Regulates the Shao Yang
Indikationen
- Distention and pain of the hypochondrium
- Frequent sighing
- Neck pain
- Axillary swelling
- Vomiting
- Acid regurgitation
- Wasting of the lower limb muscles
- Swelling and pain of the lateral malleolus
- Malaria
- Cholecystitis
- Tidal fever
- Intercostal neuralgia
- Low back pain
- Thigh pain
- Bi-pattern pain in the lower limbs
- Colic
- Rib pain
- Leg soreness from strained muscles
- Distention of the lower abdomen
- Nebulae
- Chest and hypochondriac pain and distention with difficulty catching the breath
- Sudden onset of Shan disorder
- Lower abdominal hardness
- Herpes zoster
- Chronic malaria with chills/shivering
- Paralysis
- Lumbar spine pain
- Leg cramping and pain
- Wrist pain
- Chest pain
- Dyspnea
- Leg atrophy
- Subaxillary pain
- Hip pain
- Limb lassitude
- Cramps
- Shang Han disorders
- Lower abdominal pain
- Axillary lymphadenoma
- Scrofula
- Goiter
- Weakness, swelling and pain of the lateral ankle joint
- Sciatica
- Disorders of the ankle and its surrounding soft tissue
- Chest and rib-side pain and distention
- Shan Qi
- Hernia
- Liver Qi invading the Stomach
- Hemilateral headache
- Eye redness, swelling and pain
- Superficial visual obstruction
- Poor eyesight
- Throat Bi
- Chills and fever with neck swelling
- Windstroke
- Lower leg pain
- Drop foot
- Ankle flaccidity
Kombinationen
Intercostal neuralgia
- GB-32
Rib pain
Lower-limb disorders
Superficial visual obstruction
Fullness of the chest and hypochondrium spreading to the abdomen
- ST-40
Stabbing chest pain
Tightness of chest and back with a feeling of chest swelling
Axillary swelling with chills, fever and neck swelling
- GB-38
- GB-41
Axillary swelling
Manic raving
Sinew cramping
Hip pain
Leg flaccidity
Ankle and heel pain
Malaria
Anmerkungen
- This point may be used to build the resolve needed to face difficult undertakings.
- It is especially effective for the Gall Bladder's mental dimension — decisiveness and clarity of thought.
- Indicated wherever Heat and Qi stagnation are present along the Gall Bladder channel.