NAME

HUIZONG

LOCATION

One finger-width to the ulnar side of SJ-6 Zhigou on
the forearm.
3 cun proximal to SJ-4 Yangchi, level with
and on the ulnar side of SJ-6 Zhigou, in the depression
between the ulna and the extensor digitorum communis muscle.
At the level with SJ-6 Zhigou, on the ulnar side
of SJ-6 Zhigou, on the radial border of the ulna.

NEEDLING

Straight insertion, 0.3 to 0.5 cun.
Slightly oblique insertion towards the ulnar side or oblique
proximal or distal insertion towards the elbow or wrist respectively,
o.5 to 1.5 cun.
Puncture perpendicularly 0.5 to 1 cun.
Moxibustion is applicable.

COMMAND FUNCTIONS

Xi- Cleft (Accumulating) point
Gueki point

ACTIONS

Clears the San Jiao
Benefits the eyes and ears
Alleviates pain

INDICATIONS

Deafness
Arm pain
Five types of epilepsy
Ear pain
Involuntary movements of the fingers and arms
Chest and abdominal fullness and pain
Mental disorders
Seizures
Tinnitus
Pain of the skin and flesh
Senility
Giddiness
Arm stiffness

COMBINATIONS

SJ-5 Waiguan SJ-17 Yifeng ST-7 Xiaguan
Impaired hearing and deafness Deafness

CONTRAINDICATIONS

NOTES

This point has a direct connection with Ancestral Qi (tapping into the reserves of the reserves). This is a geriatric point for senility. This point can be used when the patient doesn't know where to go. It gives a sense of stability and calm.

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