Base de conocimientoPuntos de acupuntura
LI-1
Shangyang
*Shang Yang*
También conocido comoCommercial Sunlight · Musical *Yang* · Merchant of *Yang* · Metal *Yang* · Trade *Yang* · Metal's Note *Yang*
- Canal
- Intestino grueso
- Clasificación
- Cinco Fases, Horario, Jing-Pozo
Esta entrada aún no está traducida: el texto siguiente está en inglés.
Localización
- 01Roughly 0.1 cun from the index fingernail's base, on the radial side.
- 02On the back of the index finger, where a line along the nail's radial edge meets one along its base, about 0.1 cun from the nail's corner.
Punción
- 01Insert straight, 0.2 to 0.3 cun, or prick to release a drop of blood.
- 02Insert perpendicularly or obliquely, aimed proximally, 0.1 to 0.2 cun, or prick to bleed.
Funciones del punto
- Metal point
- Horary point
- Jing-Well point
Acciones
- Expels Wind-Heat
- Clears Heat
- Improves vision
- Benefits the throat
- Quiets the mind
- Dispels Wind
- Disperses Cold
- Reduces swelling
- Relieves pain
- Restores consciousness
Indicaciones
- A feeling of chest swelling
- Cough
- Absence of sweating during febrile illness
- Dry mouth
- Fever
- Heat
- Deafness
- Diminished hearing
- Shivering
- Toothache
- Lower-jaw toothache
- Back cramps
- Back stiffness
- Glaucoma
- Pain in the subclavicular fossa
- Sore throat
- Acute conjunctivitis
- Finger numbness
- Cerebral hemorrhage
- Emergency care
- Loss of consciousness
- Shock
- Optic nerve atrophy
- Glaucoma
- Night blindness
- Achromatopsia (total color blindness)
- Vomiting and diarrhea
- Rheumatic shoulder and upper-arm pain
- Arm swelling
- Swelling of all four limbs
- Back and shoulder pain
- Shoulder-girdle pain
- Windstroke-induced loss of consciousness
- Chest Qi fullness spreading to the lateral costal region
- Dyspnea
- Heat-type malaria
- Marked coldness in the patient
- Inability or unwillingness to speak
- Blurred vision
- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Nasal congestion
- Mental disorders
- Shoulder, arm and neck problems
- Stiff, frozen joints
- Marked stubbornness or withdrawal in the patient
- All respiratory disorders
- Poor digestion
- Acute-stage Windstroke
- Shoulder Bi syndrome
- Apoplectic coma
- High fever
- Submandibular swelling
- Chin swelling
- Maxillary pain and swelling
- Parotitis (mumps)
- Cold-induced illness with fever and delirium
- Malaria
- Tinnitus
- Facial acne
- Eye-related dizziness
- Eye pain
- Facial neuralgia from muscle-channel disorders
- Chest fullness
- A feeling of oppression
- Throat Bi
- Lower-cheek pain
- Submandibular swelling
- Shoulder and back pain radiating to the supraclavicular fossa
- Finger numbness and Heat sensation
- Asthma
- Tonsillitis
Precauciones
Apply moxibustion cautiously.
Combinaciones
Notas
- It is regarded as a "dental point."
- It can help reach a rigid, stubborn, or emotionally masked patient, and addresses the mental dimension of Large Intestine disorders.
- It works well in Excess patterns to clear obstruction rapidly.