Weiyang

1. 01Lateral to UB-40 Weizhong, at the medial edge of the biceps femoris tendon.
2. 02With the patient prone, this point lies on the back of the knee, 1 cun lateral to UB-40 Weizhong.
3. 03On the posterior knee, at the lateral end of the popliteal crease, in the hollow medial to the biceps femoris tendon; find it with the knee slightly bent.

A straight insertion of 1–1.5 cun produces distention and soreness that spreads toward the thigh.

Lower He-Sea (Uniting) point of the San Jiao

• ·Regulates the water pathways
• ·Benefits the Bladder
• ·Promotes Fluid transformation in the Lower Jiao
• ·Harmonizes the San Jiao
• ·Regulates urination
• ·Activates the channel
• ·Relieves pain

• ·Low back stiffness and pain
• ·Fullness and distention in the lower abdomen
• ·Edema
• ·Painful urination
• ·Anuria
• ·Cramping of the leg and foot
• ·Fullness in the chest or abdomen
• ·Low back pain that radiates to the abdomen
• ·Loss of bladder control
• ·Urinary retention
• ·Hemorrhoids
• ·Constipation
• ·Prostatitis
• ·Painful urinary dysfunction
• ·Urinary tract infection
• ·Stiffness and pain of the knee
• ·Pain and tightness of the leg and foot
• ·Paralysis of the lower limbs
• ·Generalized spasms
• ·Any type of syncope
• ·Fever associated with tuberculosis
• ·Fullness of the flanks
• ·Fullness of the chest
• ·Chills and fever
• ·Low back pain
• ·Nephritis
• ·Cystitis
• ·Chyluria
• ·Urinary incontinence
• ·Spasm of the calf muscle
• ·Burning sensation on urination
• ·Difficulty urinating
• ·Ankle swelling
• ·Involuntary loss of urine
• ·Enuresis
• ·Sensation of oppression in the chest and hypochondrium
• ·Numbness or spasm of the lower limbs
• ·Swelling and pain of the axilla
• ·Abdominal bloating
• ·Impotence
• ·Numbness

• ·This point is beneficial for water metabolism.
• ·It is used primarily for difficulty passing urine, such as in prostatitis.
• ·This is considered a deep Spirit point.