UB-13
Feishu
Lung *Shu*
Auch bekannt alsLung's Hollow
- Leitbahn
- Blase
- Klassifikation
- Rücken-Shu
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Lokalisation
1.5 cun lateral to DU-12 Shenzhu, at the lower edge of the third thoracic vertebra's spinous process.
Nadelung
- 01Insert obliquely, 0.5–0.7 cun.
- 02Moxibustion may be used
- 03Angle toward the spine, 0.5–1 cun, or insert transversely, 1–1.5 cun
- 04Caution: needling straight in, or obliquely away from the spine, risks pneumothorax
- 05Insert straight in with a slight tilt toward the spine, 1–1.5 cun; expect local soreness and distention that may spread between the ribs
- 06Caution: avoid inserting too deeply, to prevent puncturing the Lung
- 07Insert transversely, angled downward along the muscle, 1–2 cun; expect local distention and soreness. Locate the point at the highest visible point of the paraspinal muscles.
Punktfunktionen
Back Shu Point of the Lungs
Wirkungen
- Regulates and tonifies the Lungs, especially Lung Qi
- Tonifies Lung Qi
- Nourishes Lung Yin
- Regulates the Upper Jiao
- Tonifies Ancestral Qi
- Disperses Lung Qi
- Promotes the Lung's descending function
- Opens and relaxes the chest
- Dispels Wind, Wind-Cold, Wind-Heat and Wind-Dryness
- Transforms Phlegm, Phlegm-Cold, Phlegm-Damp and Phlegm-Heat
- Clears Heat
- Releases Exterior conditions
- Promotes sweating
- Regulates the Nutritive (Ying) and Defensive (Wei) Qi
- Stops cough
Indikationen
- Cough
- Asthma
- Chest pain
- Hemoptysis
- Afternoon fever
- Night sweats
- Pulmonary tuberculosis
- Pleurisy
- Bronchitis
- Urticaria
- Low back pain and stiffness
- Throat Bi
- Dyspnea
- Shortness of breath with disinclination to speak
- Sticky yellow sputum
- Wheezing cough
- Persistent cough in children
- Sensation of heat in the chest
- Coughing up Phlegm
- Rapid pulse
- Chills with fever
- Cold shivering
- Lung atrophy
- Deficiency-taxation fever
- Pain in the upper back and shoulder
- Deficiency agitation
- Bodily heat
- Epilepsy
- Vomiting
- Vomiting fluids after eating
- Vomiting of foam
- Crooked spine
- Turtle back in children
- Upper Jiao wasting-thirsting syndrome
- Steaming bone disorder
- Consumption with steaming bone disorder
- Atrophy syndrome from Lung Heat
- Insanity
- Convulsions
- Lung abscess
- Tidal fever
- Spontaneous sweating
- Insomnia
- Neck and back stiffness
- Chest fullness with labored breathing
- Vomiting
- Pneumonia
- High fever with cough
- Chronic Lung Qi Deficiency
- Goiter
- Cold Lungs
- Difficulty breathing while lying down
- Lung attacked by Wind
- Fever
- Aversion to Cold
- Absence of sweating
- Consumption
- Dry mouth and tongue
- Mania
- Manic wandering with suicidal urges
- Fullness with no interest in eating
- Jaundice
- Pain of the flesh
- Itchy skin
- Urticaria
Kombinationen
Chronic Lung Qi Deficiency
- UB-43
Nourishes Lung Yin
- DU-14
- UB-43
Chronic bronchitis (with moxibustion)
Bronchial asthma
- DU-14 Joined to N-BW-6
- REN-17 Joined to REN-18
- REN-18
- LU-5
- ST-36
- or DU-14 Joined to N-BW-6
- REN-20 Joined to REN-21
- REN-21
- LU-5
- ST-36
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Chest pain
Chest fullness
- ST-40
Cough with Phlegm
Coughing with a hoarse voice
Hemoptysis
Seasonal fever
- DU-16
Manic wandering with suicidal urges
Lumbar and back stiffness with inability to bend sideways
Anmerkungen
- This is the foremost point for treating any Lung disorder.
- It applies to both Exterior and Interior patterns.
- For chronic Lung Qi Deficiency where asthma or cough worsens in winter, use heavy moxibustion here during the summer.
- Its effect also reaches the Heart.