LU-7
Lieque
Broken Sequence
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- Leitbahn
- Lunge
- Klassifikation
- Luo-Passagepunkt, Konfluenzpunkt, Austrittspunkt, Gekoppelter Punkt, Kommandopunkt, Himmelsstern
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Lokalisation
- 01Proximal to the radial styloid process, 1.5 cun above the wrist crease, between the brachioradialis muscle and the tendon of abductor pollicis longus. Note: cross the thumbs and index fingers of both hands so that one index finger rests on the other wrist's radial styloid process — the point falls in the hollow beneath that fingertip.
- 02Just proximal to the radial styloid process, in a small depression 1.5 cun above the wrist crease.
- 03On the forearm's radial side, roughly 1.5 cun proximal to LI-5 Yangxi, in the groove between the brachioradialis and abductor pollicis longus tendons.
- 04Note: starting the index finger at LI-5 Yangxi in the anatomical snuffbox and sliding it proximally the length of the radial styloid process lands it in the groove between the two tendons.
- 05Found in the shallow hollow at the base of the radial styloid process, 1.5 cun proximal to the wrist crease at LU-9 Taiyuan.
Nadelung
- 01Needle obliquely upward, 0.3 to 0.5 cun.
- 02Moxibustion is applicable.
- 03Pinch the skin over the point with one hand, then with the other insert the needle transversely, proximally or distally, 0.5 to 1 cun, staying clear of the cephalic vein.
- 04Angle the needle toward the elbow, 0.5 to 1 cun deep. Sensation: local soreness and distention spreading toward the elbow.
- 05For stenosans tenosynovitis, direct the needle laterally, 0.5 to 1 cun. Sensation: local distention and soreness.
Punktfunktionen
- Luo-Connecting point of the Lung channel
- Master (Confluent) point of the REN channel
- Exit point
- Couple point of the Yinqiao channel
- Cao Wu Command point
- Mu Dan-yang Heavenly Star point
Wirkungen
- Opens the Lungs
- Promotes the descent and dispersal of Lung Qi
- Circulates the Wei Qi
- Releases the Exterior
- Expels Exterior Wind
- Opens and regulates the Ren channel
- Benefits the Bladder
- Opens the Water Passages
- Opens the nasal passages
- Communicates with the Large Intestine
- Clears obstruction
- Invigorates the Jing-Lou
- Calms Wind and Phlegm
- Benefits the nape of the neck
- Activates the Channel
- Relieves Pain
Indikationen
- Common cold
- Influenza
- Cough
- Sneezing
- Headache
- Aversion to Cold
- Floating pulse
- Nasal obstruction
- Nasal congestion
- Runny nose
- Loss of smell
- Facial edema
- Difficulty defecating
- Fatigue after defecating
- Hemiplegia
- Deviated eyes and mouth
- Burning on urination
- Epilepsy
- Shortness of breath
- Excess Heat with back pain
- Swelling of all four limbs
- Migraine
- Sore throat
- Toothache
- Trigeminal neuralgia
- Difficulty eating
- Excessive shivering
- Poor memory
- Retained poisons and toxins
- Chest disorders with heavy mucus
- Hemorrhoids
- Male genital disorders
- Spinal disorders
- Swollen, painful pharynx and larynx
- Phlegm blocking the throat
- Hemicrania
- Facial spasms
- Wrist joint disorders
- Panting
- Frequent urination
- Malaria
- Cardiovascular collapse with cold limbs
- Whole-body numbness from Bi syndrome or Wind
- Spermatorrhea
- Flaring nostrils
- Dyspnea
- One-sided headache
- Wind Bi
- Retained lochia
- Retained dead fetus
- Seminal emission
- Frequent yawning and stretching
- Lateral costal fullness
- Thumb pain
- Urticaria
- Wind rash
- Bronchitis with cough
- Frontal and temporal headaches
- Chills with pain and itching along the abdomen's anterior midline
- Cough with mucoid sputum
- Nasal discharge
- Asthma (wheezing)
- Worry
- Grief
- Sadness
- Shoulder tension
- Shallow breathing
- Feeling of chest oppression
- Shoulder Bi
- Deficiency-type constipation
- Heat in the palms
- Fever and chills
- Vomiting of foam
- Excessive elation
- Dysmenorrhea
- Penile pain
- Hematuria
- Hot, painful urination with hematuria
- Difficult urination
- Sweating
- Cold sensations in back and chest
- Neck rigidity
- Facial paralysis
- Wrist and hand pain and weakness
- Difficulty opening and closing the mouth
- Speech difficulties
- Skin disorders
- Palm centers constantly hot and tender to pressure
- Swelling
- Edema
- Limbs and bones feel icy
- Varicose veins, worse when sleeping
- Slack, drooping lips
- Trismus (lockjaw)
- Radial neuralgia
- Urticaria
- Elbow pain
- Lack of energy
- Raving laughter
- Visions
- Phlegm blocking the throat
- Vomiting Phlegm
- Shoulder rheumatism
- Nasal polyps
- Throat Bi
- Thirst
- Loss of consciousness
- Hypertension
- Inability to speak postpartum
- Tendency to laugh
- Chest and back tension
- Breast abscess
- Malaria
- Panting
- Tonsillitis
- Productive cough
- Umbilical pain and inflammation
- Sternal swelling and pain
Kombinationen
- LI-4
Exterior Wind and childhood fright epilepsy
Sneezing, runny nose, loss of smell, and nasal obstruction
Opens the Ren channel, promotes the descent of Lung Qi, tonifies Yin, regulates the uterus and menstruation, benefits the throat, moistens the eyes, and treats Deficiency dry throat
- ST-36
Acute dyspnea
Pain from stenosans tenosynovitis
One-sided Wind (hemiplegia)
One-sided or generalized headache with stabbing breast pain
Deviated mouth
Deviated mouth and face
Genital pain
Heat in the palms
Malaria with fever and chills
Poor memory
Edema
Frequent laughter
Anmerkungen
- It is a highly important point for releasing the Exterior.
- Of all points on this channel, it best promotes the Lung's downward-directing function.
- It ranks among the best points for directing treatment effects toward the face and head.
- It tends to encourage a beneficial release of repressed emotion.
- It is the Lung channel's principal point for opening the Water Passages.
- It is a key point in treating a stiff neck.
- It governs the back of the neck.
- It can assist in dispersing tumors of all kinds throughout the body.
- Because it maintains balance among all the Zang, this point can be applied to nearly any condition.
- It influences the release of sexual hormones.
- It balances the arm's other two Yin channels.