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Liver- Gall

bladder


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COMMON LIVER AND

GALL BLADDERCHANNEL POINTS


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I. LR-2 (Xingjian)

Between the 1st

and 2nd

toe, proximal to the margin of theweb

Indications: Menorrhagia, urethralgia, enuresis, retention

of urine, hernia, deviation of mouth, redness, swelling and

pain of the eye, pain in the hypochondriac region,

headache, blurring of vision, epilepsy, convulsion, insomnia

II. LR-3 (Taichong)In the depression distal to the junction of the 1st and 2nd

metatarsal bone

Indications: Uterine bleeding, hernia, enuresis, retentionof urine, pain in the anterior aspect of the medial

malleolus, fullness in the hypochondriac region, deviation

of mouth, infantile convulsion, epilepsy, headache, vertigo,

insomnia


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III. LR-14 (Qimen)

On the mammillary line, two ribs below the

nipple, in the 6th intercostal space

Front Mu point of the Liver (gathering point

of Liver Qi)

Indications: Pain in the chest and

hypochondriac region, abdominal distention,

fullness of the chest, vomiting, hiccupsPuncture obliquely 0.3 inches


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IV. GB-20 (Fengchi)In the posterior aspect of the neck, below the occipital

bone, in the depression between the upper portion of the

sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles

Indications: Headache, dizziness, pain and stiffness of the

neck, red and painful eyes, rhinorrhea, pain in the shoulderand back, febrile diseases, common cold

V. GB-24 (Riyue)Inferior to the nipple, between the cartilages of the 7th and

8th

ribs, one rib below LR-14Front Mu point of the Gall Bladder (gathering point of Gall

Bladder Qi)

Indications: Vomiting, regurgitation, jaundice, hiccups


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VI. GB-31 (Fengshi)On the midline of the lateral aspect of the

thigh, 7 cun above the transverse popliteal

crease. When patient is standing erect withhands close to the sides, the point is where the

tip of the middle finger touches

Indications: General pruritus, hemiplegia,

muscular atrophy, motor impairment and pain ofthe lower extremity


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GB-34 (Yanglingquan)In the depression anterior and

inferior to the head of the fibula

Indications: Hemiplegia, muscular

atrophy, motor impairment, numbness

and pain of the lower extremities, pain

and swelling of the knee, pain in the

hypochondriac and costal region, bittertaste in mouth, vomiting


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I. Heat in blood

Sudden bursts of profuse

bleeding or prolonged uterine

bleeding

Restlessness, fever, thirst,lower abdominal pain


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II. Blood stasis

Excessive flow during period or

excessively long period

Distending pain

Dark clots


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III. Spleen Deficiency

Irregular cycle

Bleeding outside period

proper

Prolonged menstruationShortness of breath

Pale face and poor appetite


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IV. Kidney yang deficiency

Prolonged bleeding with a trickle

after period properLate periods

Cold feeling

Sore backPale complexion and pale limbs,

weak knees


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V. Kidney yin deficiency

Trickling of blood

Late cycleDizziness, tinnitus, weak knees,

feelings of heat in the evening

Night sweats, hot flushes,

malar flush, restlessness


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General treatment points

SP4 and SP6, ST30, SP8, LR6,

KI5 (Xi Cleft

controls bleeding)

With Blood Heat: add LI11

(gets rid of heat)


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With Blood Stasis: add TH5 andTH6, LR1 and LR3

With Spleen Deficiency: add CV6,GV20, UB20, UB21, ST36

With Kidney Yang Deficiency: addCV6, ST36, UB23, CV4, KI7


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With Kidney Yin Deficiency: add CV6,UB23, KI3, KI2, ST36

Premenstrual StressQi and blood stagnation in Liver

Treatment: CV3, LR3, LI4, LR14, SP8,

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TCM PATTERNS

FOR HEADACHE


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Etiology and Pathogenesis

1. Invasion of pathogenic winds in the

upper meridians

Sudden change of weather or exposure to

wind > Pathogenic winds invade upper

meridian > Obstruction of qi and blood in

the meridians


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2. Stagnation of Liver qi

Anger > Stagnation of liver qi >Upsurge of liver fire >

Headache


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3. Deficiency of qi and blood

Irregular food intake, stress, chronic

disease and congenital illness >

Deficiency of qi and blood >

Prevents clear yang to ascend >

mind is not nourished


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Syndrome Differentiation

1. Invasion of pathogenic wind

Occurs on exposure to wind

Pain extends to the nape and back

Violent, boring, or fixed pain

Tongue: thin, white coating

Pulse: wiry or string-tautTreatment: According to the meridian


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Pain on the occipital area

GB20, BL60, SI3, BL10, + ahshi points

Pain in the lateral side

GB8, Taiyang, TH5, GB41, GB20

Pain in the forehead

ST8, GV23, Yintang, LI4, ST44, GB40, BL2

Pain on top of head

GV20, SI3, BL67, LR3, KI1, Si Shencong


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2. Upsurge of liver yangBlurred vision

Severe pain on bilateral sides of head

Irritability, hot-tempered, flushed face

Bitter taste in the mouth

Tongue: red, yellowish coating

Pulse: wiry or string-taut, rapid

Treatment: LR2, GB34


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3. Deficiency of qi and bloodLingering headache

Dizziness, blurred vision, lassitude

Lustreless face, relieved by warmth,aggravated by cold

Overstrain or mental stress

Tongue: pale, thin, and white coating Pulse: weak and thread

Treatment: CV6, ST36


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Thank you very much!

Dr. Mike Vergara

Disaster Manager

0918-441-7117

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