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acupointHuangmu
meridianchest / abdomen extra acupoints
international codeEX-CA12
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extra point.

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Mu point refers to the qi of zang-fu organs gathering at a specific part of the chest and abdomen; it is located below the heart and above the diaphragm, and is beyond the reach of acupuncture. This point is in the abdomen under the breasts. Moxibustion can cure Gaohuang's disease, so it is named Xingmu.

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Take a rope and measure it from the nipple to the umbilicus point. Cut off half of it. Place the end of the rope on the nipple and measure straight down at one end. There are points everywhere. Lie on your back and take it, counting two points on the left and right.

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At the sternal end of the eighth rib, there is the liver under the left side and the body of the stomach under the right side; there are intercostal arteries and veins; and there are the anterior cutaneous branches of the seventh, eighth and eighth and ninth intercostal nerves.

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Generally, moxibustion can be used for 3 to 7 years old, or as the patient ages.

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Pain due to a lump in the abdomen, chloranemia, and extreme weakness after the illness.

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