Kyunggu Acupoint is the original acupoint of the bladder meridian, with the function of calming the mind and relieving muscle tension. When combined with other acupoints, what other diseases can be treated? Let's take a look with the editor!
The Effects of Massaging the Kyunggu Acupoint
Anatomical Structure of Kyunggu Acupoint
Below the Kyunggu Acupoint are the skin, subcutaneous tissue, extensor digitorum brevis muscle, and fifth metatarsal bone (periosteum). Blood vessels and nerves are distributed similarly to Jinmen Acupoint (with the lateral veins and nerves of the sole and the lateral cutaneous nerve of the dorsum). The skin is supplied by the lateral cutaneous nerve of the dorsum. (Refer to Jinmen Acupoint for details)
1. Anatomical Layers
Skin → Subcutaneous Tissue → Extensor Digitorum Brevis Muscle
2. Nerves and Blood Vessels in the Acupoint Area
Superficially, there are branches of the lateral cutaneous nerve of the dorsum and small saphenous veins; Deeply, there are branches of the lateral plantar nerve and artery.
There are the lateral cutaneous nerve of the dorsum and the lateral plantar nerve; and the lateral veins and arteries of the sole pass through.
The Effects of Kyunggu Acupoint
1. Kyunggu Acupoint has the effects of clearing heat, relieving muscle spasm, and improving vision.
2. Kyunggu Acupoint calms the mind and promotes blood circulation.
Kyunggu Acupoint
3. Kyunggu Acupoint is the original acupoint of the bladder meridian, with the functions of calming the mind, soothing meridians, and promoting blood circulation. It is often combined with Yongquan Acupoint, Shenmai Acupoint, Shuigou Acupoint, and Baihui Acupoint to treat epilepsy.
Main Treatments of Kyunggu Acupoint
Kyunggu Acupoint is mainly used to treat head, back, waist, and lower extremity disorders, such as headache, dizziness, red and swollen eyes, nasal congestion and nosebleed, back cold, spinal stiffness, lumbar pain, hip pain, hemiplegia, knee and shin soreness, cold and damp foot, foot ulcers, chest pain, abdominal distension, diarrhea, rectal bleeding, mania, epilepsy, malaria, headache, neck stiffness, leg pain, epilepsy, blurred vision, and ankle joint pain. Modern applications of Kyunggu Acupoint include acute lumbar sprain, neuralgia headache, meningitis, cerebral hemorrhage, infantile convulsions, myocarditis, rickets, etc.
Kyunggu Acupoint is mainly used to treat head, back, waist, and lower extremity disorders, such as headache, dizziness, red and swollen eyes, nasal congestion and nosebleed, back cold, spinal stiffness, lumbar pain, hip pain, hemiplegia, knee and shin soreness, cold and damp foot, foot ulcers, chest pain, abdominal distension, diarrhea, rectal bleeding, mania, epilepsy, and malaria.
Kyunggu Acupoint is mainly used to treat headache, neck stiffness, leg pain, epilepsy, and blurred vision.
Kyunggu Acupoint is mainly used to treat headache, neck stiffness, epilepsy, leg pain, and ankle joint pain.
In modern applications, Kyunggu Acupoint is often used to treat acute lumbar sprain, neuralgia headache, etc.
Functions and Main Treatments of Kyunggu Acupoint
1. Diseases of the nervous system: meningitis, cerebral hemorrhage, epilepsy, infantile convulsions, and headache;
2. Others: myocarditis, rickets, malaria, etc.
Combination of Kyunggu Acupoint with Other Acupoints
Kyunggu Acupoint is often combined with Fengchi Acupoint and Tianzhu Acupoint to relieve wind, relax muscles, and alleviate pain, mainly used for headache and neck stiffness.
Kyunggu Acupoint is combined with Yongquan Acupoint, Shenmai Acupoint, Shuigou Acupoint, and Baihui Acupoint to treat epilepsy.
Kyunggu Acupoint is combined with Gu Acupoint, Taichong Acupoint, and Taiyang Acupoint to treat acute headache.
Kyunggu Acupoint is combined with Shenshu Acupoint, Weizhong Acupoint, Yanglingquan Acupoint, and Xuanzhong Acupoint to treat lower limb paralysis.
