Clinical Acupuncture

Sample Question & Answers (2 Marks)

1. Write the tonification points.
This point helps tones the organs. Helps stimulates the organs and rejuvenate the body. This point is
also called as “Mother Point” ascending to 5 element theory.
Yin points are: H9, SP-6 / Yang Points are: LI-11 & ST-36

2. Define analgesic effect with examples.

This point is also called as pain reliver. This point relieves pain during a therapy like tooth ache, low
backpain, head ache etc. Example: LI-4, ST-44, UB-40

3. What are the immune enhancing points?

These points are basically used where body resistance to disease is strengthened. It increases the
resistant power in the body. Example: Yin point: SP-6, SP-10 / Yang point: LI-11, ST-36

4. What are homeostatic points?

This point is also called as Regulatory effect point. Adjusting the internal environment of body
towards the normal state, regulates respiration, heart rate, blood pressure, urinary excretion,
metabolic rate, sweating etc. Example: Yin points are: SP-6 / Yang points are: LI-11, ST-36

5. What are the points used for knee pain?

Although there are many points associated with Knee Pain, commonly used points are SP-9 and ST-
36. Analgesic points like ST-44, UB-40 can also be used. Other points are LU-1, SP-9, K10, UB-22 etc,.

6. What are the points used for menstrual disorder?

Acupuncture can be used to help regulate the menstrual cycle. Acupuncture can help to restore a
regular period in women who have irregular periods (metrorrhagia or oligomenorrhoea) or when
the period is absent (amenorrhea). SP6, LI4 is widely used cramps during periods.

Other points used and selected based on patient other condition are SP1, SP4, SP8, SP9, SP10, SP15,
K5, K6, K8, LIV2, LIV3, ST26, ST27, UB31, GB26, REN4, REN6, REN7, DU3, DU7

7. Mention the points used for paralysis.

Generally motor recovery points are used for treating paralysis, LI-10, ST-32, GB-31 are the points
considered for motor recovery points. Other points such as LU11, SP6, Li15, Si9, TW15, GB32, DU20
etc…

8. What are motor recovery points?

Motor recovery points are used to simulate the nerves. Helps in treatment of paralysis. The points
are LI10, ST32 and GB31.
9. Write the luo-connecting points for lung, stomach, kidney, pericardium and spleen channels.
Luo connecting points are where a separate channel splits off from the main flow and connects with
yin/yang paired meridian. This can be used to diagnose and treat channel problems based on fullness
or emptiness. The points are LU-7, ST40, K4, P6, SP4, SP21.

10. Write the difference between palpation and palpitation.

Palpation: examination technique, examiners hand used to feel texture, size, consistency at location
of certain body parts.
Palpitation: Racing heartbeat.

11. Define filliform needles.

The most common acupuncture needle is called filliform needle. Meaning thread like. These needle
ranges from 30 & 40mm and 0.1 and 0.25mm in diameter. These are usually made of stainless steel
There are 5 parts namely Tall, Handle, Root, Shaft and tip

12. Write the symptoms for the following points Du-26, K-1, SP-6, REN-3, REN-4.
K1- Clears excess heat and wind from the head, Insomnia, Dark complexion, fever
Inability to stand, Dizziness, Pain & number of foot, Headache, Chess poke pain, Throat pain

SP6: Important part for many digestive disorder and psychological disorder. Very important point
for the lower burner, Lower Backache. Strengthens the spleen. Restore imbalance of yin organ
(kidney and liver)

Ren 3: Infrequent urination, Infertility, White discharge, Irregular menses.

Ren 4: Kidney deficiency, Knee pain, Infertility, Impotency, Fibroma

DU26: Acute low back pain, Coma, Epilepsy, Hemorrhoids, Edema.

13. Give the specific points for stiff neck, lactation disorders and impotency.
Stiff neck: DU14, DU16, DU10, GB21, GB19, UB62 etc.
Lactates disorder: H1, P6, Sp6, SP18, K21, Ren17, etc.
Impotency: Sp6, K2, K4, K10, K11, LIV8, S730, UB23, UB43, etc.

14. What are the specific points used for back pain and cough?
Back pain: SI14, GB29, LI4, UB41, UB49, GB26
Cough: Most of LU points, P6, SP20, LI11 ETC..

15. What are the points used for constipation and lumbar pain?
Lumbar Pain: K7, K8, LIV2, LIV3, LIV5, LI10, SI7, UB18, Back Shu points etc..
Constipation: TW6, TW7, ST36, ST37, LI4, LI11, REN4, REN12 etc..

16. Write the points used for asthma, edema, headache, rhinitis and frozen shoulder.
Asthma: LU1 TO LU3, LU5 TO LU8, P6, SP6, SP21, K2, 3, 22, 23 etc..
Edema: LU5, SP4, SP9, K3, K7, LI6, ST25
Headache: LI4, ST44, TW5, GB41
Rhinitis: LI4, LI6, UB60
Frozen Shoulder: LI4,12,15,16, SI9, TW14, ST10, GB20, DU20
17. What are the distal points?
Distal points are usually located out of the site of the problem area. Few examples are
ST-38: For Shoulder
ST-44: For Headache, Toothache, Abdominal Pain
SI-3: For Tinnitus, Deafness,
UB-60: Sciatica, Cervial Spondylitis
TW-5: For Migrane, Ear disorder

18. What are sedative points?

This point sedates the patient and fall asleep during treatment. This point is effective in treating
Insomnia, Anxiety, Addiction, Epilepsy, Mental disorder and Behavioral problems. Points are H7, P6,
UB62, DU20 etc are commonly used.

19. Write the points used for skin diseases and allergies.
Sp10 is widely used for skin disease and allergies. LU6, SP6, SP10, LI11 are other points used for Skin
disease.

20. Write the points for the following a) Hundred meeting point b) God’s door point
Hundred meeting point: DU20
GOD’s door point: H7 and DU20

21. Give the starting and ending anatomical locations for heart, lungs and stomach.
Heart Meridian: Starts from Chest (Armpit) and ends at tiny Finger (Intersection of nail base-inside)
Lung Meridian: Starts from Chest (1Cun below collar bone x 6cun from chest midline and ends at
Hand wrist (end of thumb finger near radial artery)
Stomach: Starts from Face (just above orbital margin x in-line with retina line) and ends at Leg toes
(Intersection nail border of second toe – towards third toe)

22. Write the location for Du-14, GB-25, P-6 and H-7.
DU-14: Located at bottom of Thoracic vertebrae T1
GB-25: Located at edge of the 12th Rib bone
P-6: Located at 2 Cun from wrist line x in-line with middle finger
H-7: Located at edge of Pisiform (Edge of tiny finger when folded)
Sample Question & Answers (5 Marks)
(Please Study about picture and point location along with all answers)

1. Write the influential points and its uses.

The influential points are 8 important points where Qi of the respective body tissues is infused into
the body surface namely Zang Fu, Qi, Blood, Tendons, Vessels, Bone Marrow. The Influential points
and its uses are as below
LU9: Lung Chronicle disorder
LIV13: Harmonizes the liver and spleen
UB11: Benefits the bones and joints, head & sensory organ, Throat pain
UB17: All blood related problems, Sudden unconsciousness
GB34: Disorder of Tendons, Benefits Muscles & Tendons, Muscle Weakness
GB39: Benefits Marrow, Tendon & Joints
REN12: Major point for Stomach disorder
REN17: Insufficient lactation

2. Write the yuan source points of all primary channels.

Yuan source points are related to specific Yin/Yang organ. These points are where the Yuan Qi, the
body’s primordial Qi pools.
Yin Yuan points can be used to tonify the 5 YIN organs (LU9, H7, P7, SP3, K3, LIV3)
Yang Yuan points are not used to tonify organs but can be used to expel pathogenic factors and or
release excess patterns (LI4, TW4, SI4, ST42, GB40, UB64)

3. Explain about dangerous points.

Acupuncture generally works through insertion or needle in skin or muscle. At certain areas the
needles are not allowed to insert. For example, at REN14, deeper insertion is prohibited to avoid
damages to liver or heart. Similarly there are many dangerous points in the body where needle
insertion shall be avoided, instead pressure shall be applied.
Few examples of Dangerous points are LU1, LU9, H1, SP4, LIV3, LI18, SI17, ST21, ST25, UB1, UB10,
UB67.

4. Define xi-cleft points and what are they?

Xi-Cleft points are where the meridian Qi accumulates deeply and are indicated for the acute and
pain disease of respective Zang Fu organs and meridians. This is also called as “Accumulation points”
LU-6: Main point for Allergy, Asthma, Bleeding, Coughing blood, Epigastric pain, Skin Disease, etc.
H-6: Epileptic attack, Insomnia, Palpitation, Sudden chest pain, Sweating, Wrist disorder, etc.
P-4: Benefits the lumbar region, Agitation, Blood Vomiting, Heart pain, malaria, etc.
SP-8: Important point for Acute Dysmenorrhea, Eliminates dampness, Regulates the spleen, etc.
K-5: Difficult urination, Dripping urine, Kidney stone, Painful menstruation, Renal Colic, etc.
LIV-6: Biliary Colic, Genital organ disorder, Hepatitis, Numbness of body, Uterus bleeding, etc.
LI-7: Face swelling, Hand paralysis, Head ache, Shoulder pain, Stomach pain, Tooth decay, etc.
SI-6: Distal point for pain, Benefits the shoulder and arm, Limited range of shoulder motion, etc.
TW-7: Benefits the ears & throat, Benefits the voice, Sleepiness, Alleviates pain, Pancreatitis, etc.
ST-34: Important local point for disorder of knee, diarrhea, Gastritis, Stomach pain, etc.
 UB-63: Benefits the head and eyes, Benefits the lumbar region, Eliminates stagnation, etc.
GB-36: Benefits the tendons and joints, Neck pain, Clears heat, Leg pain, etc.
5. Draw the diagram and locate important points on face.
6. What are distal points? and write its uses.
Distal Acupuncture places needles away from the area of pain or discomfort. Common examples are
for knee complaints the needles often go in and around the elbows; painful shoulders respond
well to needling the lower legs; and for headaches and migraines I commonly needle the feet.

7 Benefits of Distal Acupuncture

1. No needles go in the affected area
2. Accessible areas
3. Faster Result
4. Fewer Needles
5. Fewer sessions
6. Natural healing
7. Supporting Treatments

Few examples are

LI-4, LI-11, LI-10: For Neck, shoulder, Arm disorder
ST-38: For Shoulder
ST-44: For Headache, Toothache, Abdominal Pain
SI-3: For Tinnitus, Deafness,
UB-60: Sciatica, Cervial Spondylitis
TW-5: For Migrane, Ear disorder

7. Locate the specific points for ear disorders, eye disorders, fainting, breathing disorder and lower
abdomen pain with neat diagram.
Ear disorder: LI4
Eye disorder: UB2
Fainting: K1, GB26
Breathing disorder: UB12, 13, 23, 43 and LU7
Lower Abdomen pain:ST36, UB21, REN12

8. Explain point types with examples.

Jingwell point: are 12 acupoints located at the tips of the fingers and toes, except for Yongquan
(KI1), which is located on the sole. These points together constitute the first set of Five-Shu points,
next to the nails, and form the origin of the 12 Yin and Yang meridians.
(Points are LU11, H9, P9, SP1, K1, LIV1, LI1, SI1, TW1, ST45, UB67, GB44)

Yuan source point: are related to specific Yin/Yang organ. These points are where the Yuan Qi, the
body’s primordial Qi pools.
(Points are LU9, H7, P7, SP3, K3, LIV3, LI4, SI4, TW4, ST42, UB64, GB40)

LUO connecting point: are where a separate channel splits off from the main flow and connects with
the Yin/Yang paired meridian. Can be used to diagnose and treat channel problems based on fullness
(pain, heat) or emptiness (stiffness, weakness)
(Points are LU7, H5, P6, SP4, SP21, K4, LIV5, LI6, SI6, TW7, ST40, UB58, GB37)
Xi-Cleft point: are where the meridian qi accumulates deeply and are indicated for the acute and
pain disease of the respective Zang-fu organs and meridians, while the Xi-cleft points of the Yin
meridians are also indicated for blood diseases
(Points are LU6, H6, P4, SP8, K5, LIV6, LI7, SI6, TW7, ST34, UB63, GB36)

Tonification point: is the point that corresponds to its Mother—the preceding Element on the Sheng
or “Creative” cycle. We observe that, on this cycle, Wood is the Mother of Fire. It creates, promotes,
and feeds Fire just as a Mother would feed her child.
(Points are H9, SP6, LI11, ST36)

Sedative point: This point is of the Five Shu points corresponds to the 'son element' according to the
law of Five Phases. The Qi of channels and organs can be sedated by stimulation of this point. Thus,
this point is needled in excess conditions with stimulation by the sedating method.
(Points are H7, P6, UB62)

Influential point: are eight important points where qi of the respective body tissues is infused into
the body surface, namely zang, fu, qi, blood, tendons, vessels, bones and marrow. "Hui" means
influential in particular.
(Points are LU9, LIV13, UB11, UB17, GB34, GB39)

Distal point: places needles away from the area of pain or discomfort. Common examples are for
knee complaints the needles often go in and around the elbows; painful shoulders respond well
to needling the lower legs; and for headaches and migraines I commonly needle the feet.
(Points are LU7, P6, SP6, LI4, ST36, UB40)

Immune Enhancing point: Where body resistance to disease is strengthened

It increases the resistant power in the body. This point can regulate immune function and treat the
underlying cause of the disease by reducing symptoms, speeding up the healing of infection and
normalizing the body’s immune response. It works by stimulating specific portions of the autonomic
nervous system through selected acupoints, which in turn causes responses in the immune system.
This point can cause a rise in levels of interferon, on of the immune system’s messenger hormones.
(Points are SP6, SP10, LI11, ST36)

Analgesic point: This point is also called as pain reliver. This point relieves pain during a therapy like
tooth ache, low backpain, head ache etc.
(Points are LI4, ST44, UB40)

Emergency point: The Twelve Hand Jing Point is the golden recipe to rescue all kinds of emergencies
such as sudden deaths, coma and cholera. With regard to the wind stoke-induced unconsciousness,
the acupoints that are commonly applied are DU-26, PC-9, LI-4.
(Points are K1)

Motor Recovery point: It is a line starting from a point (known as the upper point of the motor area).
Motor recovery points are used to simulate the nerves. Helps in treatment of paralysis.
(Points are LI10, ST32, GB31)
Homeostatic point: This point is also called as Regulatory effect point. Adjusting the internal
environment of body towards the normal state, regulates respiration, heart rate, blood pressure,
urinary excretion, metabolic rate, sweating etc.
(Points are SP6, LI11, ST36)

Anesthetic point: These points are used to sedate the patient like clinical anesthesia during the
treatment.
(Points are SI18)

Dangerous point: Acupuncture generally works through insertion or needle in skin or muscle. At
certain areas the needles are not allowed to insert. For example, at REN14, deeper insertion is
prohibited to avoid damages to liver or heart. Similarly there are many dangerous points in the body
where needle insertion shall be avoided, instead pressure shall be applied.
(Points are LU1, LU9, H1, SP4, LIV3, LI18, SI17, ST21, ST25, UB1, UB10, UB67)

9. Write the front & back alarm points.

10. Draw the diagram and locate the Jingwell points.
11. Write the points used for toothache and fever.
Toothache: LI-1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 19, 20, SI-8, 18, 19, TW-1, 2, 5, 8, 9, 12, 17, 20, 21, 22
ST-4, 5, 6, 7, 44, GB-3, 4, REN-24, DU-20.

Fever: LU-5, 8, 9, 11, H-7, P-1, 6, 8, 9, SP-5, K-3, LIV-3, LI-4, 11, TW-4, 8, ST-40, UB-11, UB-45,
UB-58, 59, 62, GB-34, DU-14.

12. Write about the point SI-3, ST-40 and its uses.

•Tonification Point
•Wood Point
•LACTOGEN POINT
•DISORDER OF THE CERVICAL SPINE DISTAL POINT FOR PAIN
•Angina, Atropy, Cholera, Chorea, Clears Heat, Constipation
Convulsion, Deaf-Mutism, Deafness, Depression, Drug
Addiction, Eclampisa, Epilepsy, Epistaxis, Habit Spasms, Herpes
Zoster (Shingles), Intestinal Colic, Jaundice, Meningitis,
Neuralgia, Pericarditis, Shoulder pain, Spastic Paralysis, Stiffneck
•Tinnitus

•Luo-Connecting Point
•Main Acupuncture point for eliminating the phlegm
•Asthma, Bronchitis, Bulbar Palsy, Cardiac Asthma, Chest poke,
Clears Phlegm in the lung and heart, Cold, Constipation, Cough
Cutting pain of the stomach, Diabetes Mellitus, Dyspnoea,
Epilepsy, Epistaxis, Febrile Fits, Fever, Heaviness Of Body, Hip
Pain, Hysteria, Inability to fold the knees, Incurable sores,
Infantile Convulsions, Laziness, Left Ventricular Failure,
Parkinson's Disease, Schizophrenia, Stomach Sores

13. Select the points for sprain, back pain and knee pain.
Sprain: LU-1, P6, P7, LIV-14, LI-4, ST-18, GB-24, GB-34, DU-20
Backache: SP-6, K-3, LI-4, UB-11, 22, 32, 34, 36, 37, 40, 54, 57, 60, GB-34, DU-3,4, 20.
Knee Pain: LU-1, SP-9, SP-10, K-10, LIV-8, LIV-11, UB-23, UB-31, 40, 59, GB-33, GB-35, REN-4
Sample Question & Answers (15 Marks)

1. Explain the diagnosis technique in clinical acupuncture.

The traditional diagnostic methods of TCM are
Inspection
Inspection or visual examination consists of observing the patient’s vitality and overall appearance,
complexion, physical condition, behavior, tongue, bodily secretions and excretions

Inquiry
Inquiry, or interrogation, involves asking the patient (or companion) about the history of the disease,
the history of the patient’s life and family, his own subjective sensations and emotions

Auscultation
Auscultation involves listening to the voice, speech, respiration, cough and respiratory sounds,
abdominal sounds and other abnormal sounds such as hiccoughs, belching, sighing and sneezing.

Olfaction
Olfaction involves the assessment of the patient’s bodily odor, and the odor of the bodily secretions
and excretions, or the patient’s reported observations of the same

Palpation
Palpation consists of the examination of the pulse as well as points or areas on the abdomen and the
back.

2. Write the Yuan Source point, Xi-Cleft point and Luo-Connecting point of the twelve channels.

Yuan source point: are related to specific Yin/Yang organ. These points are where the Yuan Qi, the
body’s primordial Qi pools.
(Points are LU9, H7, P7, SP3, K3, LIV3, LI4, SI4, TW4, ST42, UB64, GB40)

Xi-Cleft point: are where the meridian qi accumulates deeply and are indicated for the acute and
pain disease of the respective Zang-fu organs and meridians, while the Xi-cleft points of the Yin
meridians are also indicated for blood diseases.
(Points are LU6, H6, P4, SP8, K5, LIV6, LI7, SI6, TW7, ST34, UB63, GB36)

LUO connecting point: are where a separate channel splits off from the main flow and connects with
the Yin/Yang paired meridian. Can be used to diagnose and treat channel problems based on fullness
(pain, heat) or emptiness (stiffness, weakness).
(Points are LU7, H5, P6, SP4, SP21, K4, LIV5, LI6, SI6, TW7, ST40, UB58, GB37)
3. Write all front mu and back shu points of all the twelve primary channels.

TBC

4. Explain the points types with examples.

[ Refer Answer-8 ]

5. Write indications and locations of the entire heart channel.

[ Refer Haja Record note]

6. Write the Jingwell, Luo-Connecting and Xi-Cleft points of all the primary channels.

Jingwell point: are 12 acupoints located at the tips of the fingers and toes, except for Yongquan
(KI1), which is located on the sole. These points together constitute the first set of Five-Shu points,
next to the nails, and form the origin of the 12 Yin and Yang meridians.
(Points are LU11, H9, P9, SP1, K1, LIV1, LI1, SI1, TW1, ST45, UB67, GB44)

LUO connecting point: are where a separate channel splits off from the main flow and connects with
the Yin/Yang paired meridian. Can be used to diagnose and treat channel problems based on fullness
(pain, heat) or emptiness (stiffness, weakness).
(Points are LU7, H5, P6, SP4, SP21, K4, LIV5, LI6, SI6, TW7, ST40, UB58, GB37)

Xi-Cleft point: are where the meridian qi accumulates deeply and are indicated for the acute and
pain disease of the respective Zang-fu organs and meridians, while the Xi-cleft points of the Yin
meridians are also indicated for blood diseases.
(Points are LU6, H6, P4, SP8, K5, LIV6, LI7, SI6, TW7, ST34, UB63, GB36)
7. Write locations and indications for the following points
a) ST-36 b) UB-40 c) GB-34 d) GB-39 e) ST-44 f) TW-06 g) DU-14 h) REN-17 i) DU-26 j) K-1 k) UB-67.

•Earth Point, Distal Point, Immune Enhancing Point,

Homeostatic Point, Tonification Point
•Adnexitis, Adenitis, Abdomen Distended, Abdominal Distention
(Flatulence), Acute Abdominal Pain, Acute Appendicitis, Acute
Attack of Hiccough, Acute Dysmenorrhea, Acute Gastritis,
Amebiasis, Amenorrhea, Angioneurotic Edema, Anorexia
•Appendicitis •Belching • Biliary Colic •Bitter Taste In The Mouth
•Breast Abscess •Breast Problem •Breathing Difficulty
•Bronchitis •Cardiac Neurosis etc….

•Heavenly Star Point •Distal Point •Earth Point

•BENEFITS THE LOWER BACK AND KNEES •STOP VOMITING
•Acute Low Back Pain •Acute Sciatica •Alleviates Pain
•Angioneurotic Edema •Ankylosing Spondylitis •Back Pain
•Backache •Backache In The Dorsal Region •Clears Heat
•Cools Blood •Dark Urine •Diarrhoea •Disorders Of The Knee
Joint •Eczema •Encephalitis •Enuresis •Hematuria •Hives
•Kidney Stones •Knee Disorders etc….

•Heavenly Star Point • Influential Point • Earth Point

•BENEFITS THE TENDONS AND JOINTS
•CLEARS DAMP-HEAT FROM THE LIVER AND GALL BLADDER
•INFLUENT POINT FOR THE MUSCLE & TENDONS
•MAJOR POINT FOR DISORDERS OF THE TENDONS
•MUSCLE WEAKNESS
•Achilles Tendinitis • Alleviates Pain •Anorexia •Behaviour
Disorders •Bulbar Palsy •Cholo-Cystitis •Chorea •De Quervain's
Disease •Delivery pain- Relief • Epilepsy etc…

•Influential Point
•BENEFITS THE MARROW •BENEFITS THE TENDONS AND JOINTS
•CLEARS HEAT FROM THE GALL BLADDER
•INFLUENT POINT FOR THE BONE MARROW
•Cervical Spondylosis •Rheumatic Heart
•Water Point •Analgesic Point
•Major point for clearing heat from face and head
•Abdominal pain •Achilles Tendinitis •Acute Dysmenorrhea
•Alleviates Pain •Ankle Disorders •Blood in urine and stool
•Carpal Joints Disorders •Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
•Chorea •Disorders Of The Knee Joint •Dorsum Of Foot
Disorders •Dysmenorrhea •Frontal Headache •Habit Spasms
•Headache etc…

•Fire Point •Own Point

•ARM PAIN •BENEFITS THE VOICE •SPECIFIC POINT FOR
CONSTIPATION •CLEARS HEAT IN THE TRIPLE BURNER
•Constipation •Deafness •Hemiplegia •Pain And Fullness Of
Chest •Shoulder pain •Tinnitus

• 6 Yang Channel Meeting Point • Immune Enhancing Point

• Adenitis • Abscess • Acne • Adnexitis • Angioneurotic Edema
• Appendicitis • Asthma • Biliary Colic • Blepharitis • Boils
• Bronchitis • Cervicitis • Chronic Ulcers Of The Skin • Cold
• Conjunctivitis • Cough • Cystitis • Dermatitis • Diabetes
Mellitus • Diarrhoea • Dysentery • Earache • Eczematous
Lesions etc…

• Front Alarm Point For Pericardium • Front-Mu Point

• Influential Point
• INSUFFICIENT LACTATION
• Acidity • Acute Attack of Bronchial Asthma • Acute Coronary
Insufficiency • Agalactia • Angina Pectoris • Asthma • Benefits
The Breasts • Breast Abscess • Bulbar Palsy • Cardiac Disorders
• Cardiac Neurosis • Cough • Dysphagia • Gynecomastia
• Hiatus Hernia • Hiccup • Lactation Deficiency • Lock Of
Consciousness • Mastitis • Rating Sound • Shortness Of Breath
etc….
 • Emergency Point
• Acute Low Back Pain • Acute Sciatica • Apprehension
• Bulbar Palsy • Cardiac Shock And Collapse • Coma
• Convulsion • Eclampisa • Epilepsy • Epileptic Attack
• Fainting • Febrile Fits • Fits • Heat Stroke • Hemorrhoids
• Hiccup • Hypertension • Hysteria • Infantile Convulsions
• Insomnia etc..

•Emergency Point •Jing-Well Points •Wood Point

•CLEARS EXCESS HEAT AND WIND FROM THE HEAD
•DARK COMPLEXION •INABILITY TO STAND
•PAIN AND NUMBNESS OF THE FOOT •CHEST POKE PAIN
•THROAT PAIN
•Coma •Convulsion •Dizziness •Epilepsy •Epileptic Attack
•Face-Black •Fainting •Febrile Fits •Fits •Hypertension
•Hysteria •Impotence •Infantile Convulsions •Infertility
•Insomnia •Kidney Stones •Melancholy etc….

•Dangerous Point •Metal Point •Tonification Point

•BENEFITS THE LUMBAR REGION •OXIBITAL HEADACHE
•VERTEX HEADACHE
•Abortion •Bronchitis •Cholo-Cystitis •Deafness •Difficult Labour
•Incontinence Urine •Jing-Well Points •Malposition Of The
Foetus •Migraine •Swelling Of The Knee •Tinnitus