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    This document contains information about acupuncture points related to the large intestine, bladder, and stomach channels. It includes the name and location of the Zhonglushu point, as well as its indications, location note, needling technique, actions, and combinations with other points to treat conditions like lumbar pain and dysenteric disorder. The document also provides general indexes about indications, point names, and glossaries.

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    This document contains information about acupuncture points related to the large intestine, bladder, and stomach channels. It includes the name and location of the Zhonglushu point, as well as its indications, location note, needling technique, actions, and combinations with other points to treat conditions like lumbar pain and dysenteric disorder. The document also provides general indexes about indications, point names, and glossaries.

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    This document contains information about acupuncture points related to the large intestine, bladder, and stomach channels. It includes the name and location of the Zhonglushu point, as well as its indications, location note, needling technique, actions, and combinations with other points to treat conditions like lumbar pain and dysenteric disorder. The document also provides general indexes about indications, point names, and glossaries.

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    This document contains information about acupuncture points related to the large intestine, bladder, and stomach channels. It includes the name and location of the Zhonglushu point, as well as its indications, location note, needling technique, actions, and combinations with other points to treat conditions like lumbar pain and dysenteric disorder. The document also provides general indexes about indications, point names, and glossaries.

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    Intestine CONTENTS CONTENTS CONTENTS CONTENTS CONTENTS CONTENTS Stomach Bladder Channel Spleen Heart

    General Index Indications Index Point Names Index Glossary Points Index General General General Index Index Index Indications Indications Indications Index Index Point Point Names Names Index Index Glossary Glossary Points Points Points Index Index Index Index Index Names Index Points Index General Index Indications Indications Index Point Point Names Index Glossary Glossary Points Index General Previous Point Next Point Combinations Index Previous Previous Point Point Next Next Point Point Combinations Combinations Combinations Index Index Index 1 See Notes Previous Point Point Previous Point Next Next Point Combinations Index Combinations Index

    S. Intestine ZHONGLUSHU BL-29 Bladder Mid-Spine Shu Kidney LOCATION Pericardium

    Stiffness and pain of the lumbar spine, inability to turn the spine.
    COMBINATIONS

    1.5 cun lateral to the midline, at the level Sanjiao of the third posterior sacral foramen. Gall Bladder

    Liver Conception Governing third sacral foramen Extra Points


    Zhonglushu BL-29

    Dysenteric disorder: Hegu L.I.-4 and Zusanli ST-36; if severe add Zhonglushu BL-29 (Song of Points). Lumbar pain: Zhonglushu BL-29, Shenshu BL-23 and Qihaishu BL-24 (Supplementing Life).

    1.5 cun

    LOCATION NOTE

    i. As the inner line of the Bladder channel on the back descends towards the sacrum, it runs closer to the midline; the 1.5 cun measurement in this area, therefore, will be relatively shorter; ii. For guidance on locating the sacral foramen see How to Locate the Sacral Foramina.
    NEEDLING

    Perpendicular insertion 0.5 to 1 cun.


    ACTIONS

    Benefits the lumbar region Dispels cold and stops diarrhoea


    INDICATIONS

    Dysenteric disorder, cold in the intestines, shan disorder, abdominal distention, pain of the lateral costal region, Kidney deficiency wasting and thirsting disorder, absence of sweating.

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