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Du Mai (Governing Vessel) 9, Zhi Yang
至陽
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zhì yáng
, "Extremity of Yang"
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Alternate Names:
Name
Pin Yin
Chinese
Translated
Fei Di
fèi dǐ
肺底
Bottom of the Lung
Meridian:
Du Mai (Governing Vessel)
Reference Source:
Point Location:
CAM
Below the spinous process of the seventh thoracic vertebra, approximately at the level with the inferior angle of the scapula.
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On the midline of the back, in the depression below the spinous process of T7.
Innervation:
The medial branch of the posterior ramus of the seventh thoracic nerve.
Vasculature:
The posterior branch of the seventh intercostal artery.
Cautions:
The spinal canal lies between 1.25 and 1.75 cun deep to the skin surface, varying according to body build.
Technique:
CAM
Puncture obliquely upward 0.5-1.0 inch.
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Fortifies the Spleen, drains dampness and regulates the middle jiao
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Treats jaundice
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Unbinds the chest
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Cold in the Stomach
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Inability to eat
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Heaviness and pain of the four limbs
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Weakness of the four limbs with malaise of the whole body due to exterior heat or cold pathogen
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Diminished qi difficulty in speaking
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The five types of jaundice
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Fullness of the chest and lateral costal region
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