LU-11
Shaoshang
Lesser *Shang*
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Lokalisation
- 01On the thumb's radial side, roughly 0.1 cun proximal to the nail's corner.
- 02On the thumb's exterior aspect, where a line along the nail's radial edge meets a line along its base, about 0.1 cun from the nail corner.
Nadelung
- 01Insert perpendicularly or obliquely toward the proximal direction, 0.1 to 0.2 cun, or prick to bleed.
- 02Oblique insertion, 0.1 cun, angled proximally, producing local pain.
Punktfunktionen
- Jing-Well point
- Wood point
- Sun-simiao ghost point
Wirkungen
- Clears Lung Heat
- Eliminates Wind-Heat
- Benefits the pharynx
- Opens the Orifices
- Restores consciousness
- Clears Heat
- Benefits the throat
- Expels both Interior and Exterior Wind
- Promotes the dispersing and downbearing functions of Lung Qi
Indikationen
- Psychosis
- Epilepsy
- Cough
- Sore throat
- Swollen, painful pharynx and larynx
- Pharyngitis
- Sore throat with throat obstruction and hypersalivation
- Tonsillitis
- Patchy tonsil swelling
- Infantile sore throat with white spots
- Throat Bi
- Parotitis (mumps)
- Mental disorders
- Schizophrenia
- Spasms and pain in the fingers
- Finger contracture and pain
- Finger pain preventing extension
- Asthma
- Common cold
- Pneumonia
- Infantile indigestion
- Enteritis
- Bleeding from the mouth
- Swelling of the chin with lockjaw
- Cold inversion
- Heat inversion
- Febrile disease with chills
- Heart agitation with cough and dyspnea
- Heart fullness with sweating
- Mania
- Childhood fright-Wind
- Vomiting
- Dry, red, or swollen throat
- Seizures
- Disorientation
- Nervousness
- Numbness of hands and arms
- Cerebral congestion
- Syncope
- Wind-stroke coma
- Fainting
- Emergency care
- Wind-stroke
- Stroke
- Cerebral hemorrhage
- Cerebral congestion
- Apoplectic delirium
- Cadaveric syncope
- Epistaxis
- Fever
- Febrile disease
- Malaria
- Cervical swelling with throat Bi
- Thirst with inability to swallow
- Esophagostenosis
- Sublingual adenitis
- Sublingual sarcoma
- Infantile epilepsy
- Chronically dry lips
- Fullness below the Heart with heavy sweating
- Abdominal distention
- Frequent hiccup
- Tinnitus from Deficiency of Yuan Qi
- Childhood throat moth
- Lotus-flower tongue
- Dry lips with thirst
- Wrist pain and contraction
- Thumb pain
- Heat in the palms
- Bi pain of the upper arm
- Pain in front of the ear
- Upper Jiao wasting-thirst
- Heatstroke
- Hysteria
- Jaw inflammation
- Hiccups
- Dry, parched skin
- Meningitis
- Anorexia
Vorsichtshinweise
Some sources list this point as contraindicated in pregnancy.
Kombinationen
- REN-22
- LI-4
For a swollen, painful throat
For coughing and dyspnea
For tongue stiffness
For a rattling sound in the throat
For thirst from Blood Deficiency
For vomiting
For dementia
- LI-4
Prick Shaoshang for acute tonsillitis
Thirst caused by Blood Deficiency
Anmerkungen
- This point induces sweating in Heat disorders.
- It is strongly effective at reducing fever.
- It is a key point for throat conditions.
- For mental illness or epistaxis, apply three to five moxa cones.
- It is mainly indicated for Excess conditions.
- It is the best point for tonsillitis and high fever in children over seven (bleed).