Zhouliao

1. 01With the elbow bent, the point lies roughly 1 cun above and lateral to LI-11 Quchi, at the humerus's edge.
2. 02With the elbow flexed, it sits on the upper arm's lateral side, 1 cun above LI-11 Quchi.
3. 03With the elbow bent, the point occupies the hollow 1 cun proximal and 1 cun lateral to LI-11 Quchi.

1. 01Insert obliquely along the humerus's anterior border, 1 to 1.5 cun, producing local distention and soreness.
2. 02Needle straight in, 0.5 to 1 cun.
3. 03Moxibustion may be used.
4. 04Insert perpendicularly, 0.5 to 1 cun.

• ·Activates the channel
• ·Relieves pain
• ·Benefits the elbow joint

• ·Elbow and arm pain
• ·Inflammation of the humeral epicondyle
• ·Wind-taxation with drowsiness
• ·Elbow pain and stiffness
• ·Arm Bi syndrome
• ·Elbow numbness and rheumatism
• ·Upper-limb paralysis
• ·Arm spasm or numbness
• ·Lassitude
• ·Arm spasm or numbness
• ·Upper-arm numbness and immobility
• ·Inflammation of the humerus's lateral epicondyle
• ·Arm pain preventing raising or bending

It is particularly useful for tennis elbow when the pain radiates up toward the shoulder.