POINT: GB-34 (GALL BLADDER-34)
English: | Yang Mound Spring |
Also Known As: | Mound Fountain of Yang Yang Tomb Spring Yang Hill Spring |
- Below the lateral aspect of the knee, in the tender depression approximately 1 cun anterior and inferior to the head of the fibula. Note: Slide your finger up the lateral aspect of the lower leg until the soft tissue of the musculature gives way to the bony prominence of the head of the fibula.
- In the depression anterior and inferior to the head of the fibula.
- with the leg bent at the knee, this point can be found in the hollow anterior and slightly below the head of the fibula.
- Perpendicular or slightly oblique posterior insertion 1 to 1,5 cun. this point is sometimes through-needled to SP-9 Yinlingquan, in which case it should be located in a slightly more distal position.
- Puncture perpendicularly 0.5 to 1.2 cun.
- Moxibustion is applicable.
- Straight insertion pointed slightly downward toward the back of the tibia, 1 to 3 cun. Sensation: Distention and soreness extending downward.
- He- Sea point of the Gall Bladder channel
- Earth point of the Gall Bladder channel
- Hui-Meeting point of the sinews
- Mu Dan-yang Heavenly Star point
- Quiet Courage point
- Benefits the sinews and joints
- Activates the channel
- Alleviates pain
- Spreads Liver Qi
- Alleviates pain
- Benefits the lateral costal region
- Clears Liver and Gall Bladder Damp-Heat and Summerheat
- Clears Heat
- Harmonizes the Shao Yang
- Benefits and regulates the Liver and Gall Bladder
- Soothe the Liver and Gall Bladder
- Strengthens the sinews and bones
- Eliminates Phlegm-Fire from the Stomach
- Subdues mild cases of Liver Yang Raising
- Extinguishes Liver Wind
- Removes obstruction from the channel
- Relaxes the sinews
- Benefits the joints and hips
- Strengthens the knees
- Subdues rebellious Qi
- Drains Liver pathogens
- Dispels Wind, Wind-cold and Wind-Phlegm
- Eliminates Exterior conditions
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Hemiplegia |
Disorders of the knee and below the knee |
Numbness of the knee |
SP-9 |
GB-43 |
GB-35 |
Swelling of the knee that is difficult to endure Malaria |
Pain of the lateral aspect of the knee |
Bone Bi Numbness of the hip joint and knee |
Flaccidity of the legs |
Pain and soreness due to Leg Qi (needle GB-34 last) |
Pain in the lumbar region and knee |
GB-30 (needle first) |
GB-30 |
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Wind-Cold-Damp Bi (needle GB-34 second) |
Hip pain |
Leg pain radiating to the lateral costal region |
SJ-6 |
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Pain of the lateral costal region |
Pain of the lateral costal region due to injury by Cold |
Fullness of the abdomen and lateral costal region |
SP-4 |
DU-1 (needle first) |
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Swelling of the face and head |
Hot constipation (needle GB-34 last) Qi constipation (needle GB-34 last) |
Fear and fright with Heart pain |
KI-2 |
M-LE-23 |
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Aprehension and fear as if one were about to be apprehended |
Cholecystitis |
Fullness in the flanks and abdomen |
REN-12 |
REN-6 |
GB-24 |
Eliminates Liver Qi Stagnation in the epigastrium |
Eliminates Liver Qi Stagnation in the lower abdomen |
Resolves Damp-Heat in the Liver and Gall Bladder |
- Forbidden after the second month of pregnancy.
- This is the main point to influence the sinews throughout the body.
- This is one of the main points to treat diseases featuring alternating chills and fever including malaria.
- This is considered one of the most important points in the body.
- This is a special point for muscles and lack of Qi and Blood flow.
- This point brings stability and rigidity with flexibility.
- Use moxibustion on this point for urinary incontinence.