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Upper 1 (wrist 1)
Location: between the ulnar bone border and the TENDON OF M. FLEXOR CARPI ULNARIS, 2 CUN above the wrist crease; between the heart shao yin and small intestine tai yang hand channels at the level with PC-6.
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1. mental and emotional disorders, insomnia, depression
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2. sinusitis and allergies
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3. eyes affected (by allergies?)
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4. forehead-ache, facial neuritis, front toothache
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5. swollen throat, cough asthma
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6. stomachache, palpation
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7. general disease (no exact location): dizziness, night sweats, shingles, skin itching
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Upper 2 (wrist 2)
Location: PC-6 (between the tendons of M. Palmaris longus and M. Flexor carpi radialis, 2 cun above the transverse crease.
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1. head and face: parotitis, posterior toothache, swollen mandible lymph
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2. chest stuffiness or pain, asthma, breast disorders
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3. carpal tunnel, palm pain
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Upper 3 (wrist 3)
Location: 1 centimeter inner to radius border, or lateral to the radial artery; 2 cun above the transverse crease
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1. hypertension, chest pain below the axilla areas
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2. elbow tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome
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Upper 4 (wrist 4)
Location: on the thumb side of the radius border, on the top flat point of radius. Just 1/2 cun above Lu-7.
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2. ear disorders: inflammation, tinnitus, deafness
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Upper 5 (wrist 5)
Location: 2 cun above the dorsal crease of the wirst, between the radius and ulna (SJ-5).
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1. posterior temporal headache
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2. stiff neck, common cold
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3. sensory and motor dysfunction of the upper limbs
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4. shoulder pain, elbow pain, wrist sprain, finger joint pain
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Upper 6 (wrist 6)
Location: on the dorsum of the wrist, 1 cm to the ulna bone border, 2 cun above the dorsal crease of the wrist.
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2. pain in cervical, thorax vertebrae, scapular pain, and pains in the areas according to the distribution.
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Lower 1 (ankle 1)
Location: 2-3 cun up from the top of the inner ankle, close to the inner border of achille's tendon.
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1. intestinal disorders: abdominal distension, enteritis, constipation
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2. menstrual problems: dysmenorrhea, leucorrhea, irregular menstruation
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4. urinary disorders, enuresis, frequent urination
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5. inner sural (calf) pain, heel pain
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Lower 2 (ankle 2)
Location: 2-3 cun proximal to the medial malleolus, close to the medial border of the tibia (SP-6)
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1. LV/GB disorders, pain in the liver area, pain in gallbladder
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2. swollen lymph in the groin
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3. abdominal pain, intestinal distension
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4. inner knee pain and pain in related areas
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Lower 3 (ankle 3)
Location: 1 cm interior to the front crest of tibia (LV jue yin foot meridian)
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Lower 4 (ankle 4)
Location: midpoint between the front crest of tibia and the front border of the fibula (2-3 cun up from ST-41)
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1. pain in the related areas such as hip, knee; neuritis
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2. sensory and motor dysfunction of the lower limbs
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Lower 5 (ankle 5)
Location: shallow fossa between fibula and long fibula tendon (GB-39)
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1. hip pain, pain in posterior lateral leg, sciatica
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2. calf cramps, lateral ankle pain
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Lower 6 (ankle 6)
Location: lateral side of leg, just anterior to Achille's tendon
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1. lumbar sprain, sciatica, sacrum-illiac joint pain, calf cramps
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