Ex-UE Arm Centre BIZHONG - Acupuncture Points
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Location
( Ex-UE Arm Centre BIZHONG - Acupuncture Points ) On the palmar aspect of the forearm, midway between the cubital crease and the wrist joint space (‘most distal wrist crease’).
How to find
Place the patient’s forearm in a relaxed supinated position. As the location of the wrist crease may vary, the wrist joint space presents a more reliable reference point (➞ 3.3.3). The spreading hands
technique is the best method for locating this point (➞ 2.3.3): Place the little fingers on the centre of the wrist joint (➞P-7) and the cubital crease (➞ P-3) respectively and determine the midpoint of this distance by joining the thumbs. Locate Ex-UE (bizhong) on this level between the radius and the ulna.
➞ P-4 is located 1 cun distal to the midpoint of the distance between ➞ P-3 and ➞ P-7 or 5 cun proximal to ➞ P-7.
Needling
Vertically 1–1.5 cun
Actions/Indications
● Opens the channel and the luo vessels locally
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Category: Acupuncture Points
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Hi,
I wonder if you can recommend a point combination for hot flasher, both day and night, no sweating, no cold hands or feet.
I also wonder about the deqi. Should one breath in on needle insertion when supplying? I have seen both variants,
I wonder how you can direct the energy using the needle in a specific direction.
One more question. I have read that if the needles stay too long, then the effect is sedation instead of supplying. Can you explain? What do you do if you want to supply more? Repeat the procedure?
I hope it is not too much at once.
Xiexie
Steven