Tianhuang (T 88.13)

Location

This point is on the LR channel, 3 cun proximal to Minghuang (T 88.12), which is at the center of the midline of the medial thigh.

Indications

Primary:

Any hepatic and gallbladder disorders, especially hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, jaundice, liver cancer

Impaired liver function leading to fatigue and exhaustion, vertigo, eye pain, blurry vision, liver spots, hypochondriac pain, gallstones, indigestion, bloating from insufficient bile secretion, Ménière's disease

Leukemia, elevated white blood cell count

Secondary:

Post-stroke complications, hemiplegia
Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, chorea
Liver qi stagnation leading to nervousness, anxiety, insomnia
Low back soreness, bone swelling, spine periostitis, xing bi (mobile painful obstruction), lateral arm pain from elbow to wrist, bone spur
Leukorrhea, irregular menstruation
Bleeding gums, anemia
Urinary retention, urinary incontinence
High blood pressure, low blood pressure
Hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia
Epilepsy

Application

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