Base de conocimientoPuntos de acupuntura
GB-34
Yanglingquan
*Yang* Mound Spring
También conocido comoMound Fountain of *Yang* · *Yang* Tomb Spring · *Yang* Hill Spring
- Canal
- Vesícula biliar
- Clasificación
- He-Mar, Cinco Fases, Punto de influencia, Estrella celestial
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Localización
- 01Distal to the lateral knee, in a tender hollow roughly 1 cun anterior and inferior to the fibular head. Note: run a finger up the lower leg's lateral side until the muscle's soft tissue gives way to the bony prominence of the fibular head.
- 02In the hollow anterior and inferior to the fibular head.
- 03With the knee bent, find it in the depression just anterior and slightly inferior to the fibular head.
Punción
- 01Insert perpendicularly, or angled slightly posterior, 1–1.5 cun deep; when through-needling to SP-9 Yinlingquan, locate the point a little more distally.
- 02Perpendicular puncture, 0.5–1.2 cun.
- 03Moxibustion may be applied.
- 04Insert straight, angled slightly downward toward the tibia's posterior aspect, 1–3 cun; expect distension and soreness spreading downward.
Funciones del punto
- He- Sea point of the Gall Bladder channel
- Earth point of the Gall Bladder channel
- Hui-Meeting point of the sinews
- Mu Dan-yang Heavenly Star point
- Quiet Courage point
Acciones
- Benefits the sinews and joints
- Activates the channel
- Relieves pain
- Spreads Liver Qi
- Relieves pain
- Benefits the lateral costal region
- Clears Damp-Heat and Summerheat from the Liver and Gall Bladder
- Clears Heat
- Harmonizes the Shao Yang
- Regulates and benefits the Liver and Gall Bladder
- Soothes the Liver and Gall Bladder
- Strengthens the sinews and bones
- Eliminates Phlegm-Fire from the Stomach
- Subdues mild Liver Yang Rising
- Extinguishes Liver Wind
- Frees obstruction from the channel
- Loosens the sinews
- Benefits the joints and hips
- Strengthens the knees
- Subdues rebellious Qi
- Drains Liver pathogens
- Dispels Wind, Wind-Cold and Wind-Phlegm
- Resolves Exterior conditions
Indicaciones
- Sinew disorders
- Sinew contracture
- Calf-muscle contracture and pain in sudden turmoil disorder
- Contracture of the foot's sinews
- Stiff, tight muscles and joints
- Numbness
- Hemiplegia
- Neck and shoulder stiffness
- Elbow pain
- Lower-limb atrophy disorder
- Lower-limb painful obstruction
- Knee swelling, redness and pain
- Cold-type painful obstruction of the hip and knee
- Sciatica
- Thigh and knee numbness with pain
- Cold, pale feet
- Leg Qi
- Foot Qi
- Cold hands
- Pain in the flanks and ribs
- Intercostal neuralgia
- Knee rheumatism
- Dull, lancing thigh and knee pain
- Muscular atrophy with motor impairment, numbness and pain of the lower extremities
- Reduced sensation in the hip and knee
- Inability to flex the foot
- Leg edema with spasms
- Urinary incontinence
- Urinary dribbling
- Habitual constipation
- A sensation of obstruction in the throat
- Pain in the kidney region
- Hepatitis
- Chronic deformity of the foot
- Poor coordination between body and mind, between left and right, and between up and down
- Easily startled
- Multiple sclerosis
- Infantile convulsions
- Inflammation around the shoulder
- Sequelae following windstroke
- Erysipelas of the lower body from Damp-Heat
- Acid regurgitation
- Wind-predominant Bi
- Convulsions
- Muscle and tendon disorders
- Weakness causing lateral deviation of the foot
- Gall Bladder diseases
- Fullness and pain of the lateral costal region
- Frequent sighing
- Fear of others, as though about to be seized
- Constipation
- Enuresis
- Epilepsy
- Bitter taste in the mouth
- Vomiting
- Jaundice
- Chills and fever
- Malaria
- Facial and head swelling
- Hypertension
- Beriberi
- Difficulty moving the knees
- Bi syndrome of the knee
- Lymphedema
- Hypochondriac and costal pain
- Chest and rib fullness
- Knee pain that prevents flexion
- Wei and Bi syndromes of the lower limbs
- Lower-limb paralysis
- Lower-limb spasms
- Reduced sensation in the foot
- Foot muscle spasms
- Foot swollen, or icy and pale
- Distension of the mouth, tongue, throat, face and head
- Urinary retention
- Gallstones
- Cholecystitis
- Peritonitis
- Roundworms in the bile duct
- Various mental disorders
- Diarrhea
- Insanity
- Blood loss or deficiency
- Sciatica
- Hypertension
- Distension of the Gall Bladder
- Acute biliary-tract disease
- Liver cirrhosis
- Throat Bi
- Seizures
- Infantile paralysis
- Muscular tetany
- Hip-joint disorders
Precauciones
Contraindicated after the second month of pregnancy.
Combinaciones
For hemiplegia
For disorders of the knee and below
For knee numbness
For knee swelling that is hard to bear, and for malaria
For lateral knee pain
- GB-38
- GB-35
For Bone Bi and numbness of the hip and knee
For flaccid legs
- GB-21 (needle first)
- ST-36 (needle second)
For pain and soreness from Leg Qi (needle GB-34 last)
For lumbar and knee pain
For Wind-Cold-Damp Bi (needle GB-34 second)
For hip pain
For leg pain that radiates to the lateral costal region
For lateral costal pain
For lateral costal pain caused by Cold injury
- GB-41
- LI-9
For fullness of the abdomen and lateral costal region
For facial and head swelling
For Heat-type constipation (needle GB-34 last) and Qi constipation (needle GB-34 last)
For fear and fright with Heart pain
For apprehension and fear, as though about to be seized
For cholecystitis
- ST-36
- Li-9
For fullness in the flanks and abdomen
To eliminate Liver Qi Stagnation in the epigastrium
To eliminate Liver Qi Stagnation in the lower abdomen
To resolve Damp-Heat in the Liver and Gall Bladder
Notas
- The primary point for influencing the sinews of the entire body.
- One of the key points for conditions marked by alternating chills and fever, including malaria.
- Regarded as one of the body's most important points.
- A special point for the muscles and for deficient Qi and Blood flow.
- This point provides stability and firmness while retaining flexibility.
- Apply moxibustion here for urinary incontinence.