Jinmen

1. 01On the foot's lateral aspect, in the hollow just behind the fifth metatarsal tuberosity — note that this tuberosity is the most easily felt bony landmark on the foot's outer side.
2. 02Anterior to and below UB-62 Shenmai, on the cuboid bone's lateral surface.
3. 03On the foot's outer side, directly beneath the front edge of the lateral malleolus, at the margin of the cuboid bone.

1. 01Insert perpendicularly to a depth of 0.3–0.5 cun.
2. 02Moxibustion may be used.

• ·Xi-Cleft point
• ·Meeting point of the Yang Wei channel
• ·Beginning point of the Yang Wei channel

• ·Calms Wind
• ·Eases acute conditions
• ·Clears Heat
• ·Loosens the sinews
• ·Frees the channel
• ·Relieves pain

• ·Epilepsy
• ·Childhood fright-Wind
• ·Toothache
• ·Unconsciousness
• ·Low back pain
• ·Painful obstruction affecting the lower limb
• ·Convulsions in children
• ·Swelling and pain of the lower back and leg
• ·Pain along the outer side of the foot and ankle
• ·Frequent urination with a burning sensation
• ·Deafness
• ·Headache
• ·Mania
• ·Pain of the lateral malleolus
• ·Pain on the sole of the foot
• ·Knee pain
• ·Sudden, severe Shan disorder
• ·Acute turmoil disorder accompanied by cramping
• ·Malaria
• ·Trembling with inability to remain standing
• ·White tiger joint Wind*
• ·Pain of the lateral malleolus
• ·Seizures
• ·Headache at the front of the head
• ·Abdominal tightness with cramping
• ·Tinnitus resembling the sound of water
• ·Fear of drowning
• ·Vomiting
• ·Back pain
• ·Pain and motor impairment of the lower limbs

White tiger joint Wind names a form of Bi* syndrome marked by pain so severe it is compared to being bitten by a tiger.