[Single point function]
Fengchi, in the neck, below the occipital bone, level with Fengfu, the depression between the sternocleidomastoid muscle and the upper end of the trapezius muscle is Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian acupoints are also the junction points of Shaoyang Sanjiao of Hand, Shaoyang Gallbladder of Foot, Yangwei and Yangqiao. According to the principle of "the wind is received from above", this acupuncture point is located behind the brain. It is the key point where the wind and evil converge and enter the brain, hence the name "Feng Chi". This acupoint has the functions of clearing the meridians and collaterals, reconciling qi and blood, dispelling wind and relieving the surface, clearing wind and heat, refreshing the brain , resuscitating , and improving eyesight and benefiting Cong. It is used to treat colds and colds, fever, sweating, headwind, dizziness, red eyes, swelling and pain, tears in the wind, unclear vision, nasal congestion, epistaxis, deafness and tinnitus, neck pain, no review, stiff neck, rubella Block (urticaria), stroke, silent, insomnia, epilepsy.
Yongquan, also known as Diqu, Dichong, and Juexin. On the bottom of the foot, the depression in the front of the foot when the feet are curled, approximately at the intersection of the front 1/3 and the back 2/3 of the line of the second and third toes of the toes with the heel, which is the foot Shaoyin kidney Meridian acupoints are Jingmu acupoints, which are produced by the qi of this meridian. The kidney is dirty with water, and the acupoints gush out like spring water, hence the name Yongquan. This point is also one of the nine acupuncture points of Huiyang. It has the functions of clearing the gate and opening up the resuscitation, reversing the inverse of Su Jue, calming the nerves, clearing away heat and reducing fire, and calming the liver and relieving wind. It is used for the treatment of corpse syncope, speechlessness, fear and easy convulsion (such as people will catch it), stroke, pediatric convulsion, epilepsy syndrome, irritability, dizziness, dark head, peak pain, sore throat, throat palsy , Epistaxis, body heat, chest pain, heat in the heart, full chest and flanks, cough and dyspnea, yellow body and face, stomach pain, loss of appetite, thirst and drinking, edema, difficulty in defecation, low back pain, hot feet, Pain in the five toes, not touching the ground, hernia, impotence, rubella, high blood pressure.
【Combine function】
The wind pool is also known as hot house,It is the acupoint of Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian of Foot, and it is also the junction point of Shaoyang Sanjiao of Hand, Shaoyang Gallbladder of Foot, Yangwei and Yangqiao. It has the functions of dispelling wind and improving eyesight, , calming the liver and suppressing yang, reconciling qi and blood, dredging collaterals and relieving pain; One of the acupuncture points has the effects of invigorating kidney yin, suppressing liver yang, clearing heat and reducing fire, calming and soothing the nerves.
The combination of two acupoints, one up and down, one clear and one tonic, calm the liver and lower blood pressure, calm the nerves, relieve the collaterals and relieve pain.
【Indications】
1. Hypertension.
2. Headache, syndrome is insufficiency of kidney water and disturbance of liver yang.
[Operation method]
Fengchi: sit or prone, in the depression on both sides of the lower occiput behind the nape, when is between the upper part of the trapezius muscle and the upper end of the sternocleidomastoid muscle, take acupuncture points . Point the needle slightly downward and prick 0.5 to 1 cun toward the tip of the nose.
Yongquan: Lie on your back, with five toes plantar flexion, take acupuncture points at the middle depression in the front of the plantar heart of the foot, approximately as the intersection point of the anterior and middle 1/3 of the plantar (except the toes), as the second and third metatarsal toes Later in the joint. Puncture straight 0.3 to 0.6 inch, moxibustion for 5 to 10 minutes.
【Experience】
Fengchi-Yongquan combined use, originally designed for the treatment of hypertension, the syndrome of liver and kidney yin deficiency, deficiency of fire and inflammation, and increased blood pressure. Mr. Yu Shuzhuang, a well-known Beijing doctor, treated headaches (periodical headaches) in 1989 with a syndrome of deficiency of liver and kidney yin and disturbance of liver-yang. The upper two acupoints are applied with twisting and replenishing method, once a day, and the needle is kept for 20 minutes each time. Every time acupuncture treatment, the patient must have obvious needle sensation. After 2 treatments, the headache was significantly relieved, and 2 more injections,Pain relieves disease.
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