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ST38 Acupuncture Point (Tiaokou)
ST38 (Tiaokou): the Stomach channel's distal shoulder point. Anatomy, heterosegmental mechanism, clinical use for frozen shoulder, and what research shows.
ST40 Acupuncture Point (Fenglong)
ST40 (Fenglong): Stomach channel Luo-connecting point. Anatomy, nerve mechanisms, clinical use for shin pain, calf tightness, cough, and what research shows.
ST37 Acupuncture Point (Shangjuxu)
ST37 (Shangjuxu): the lower he-sea point of the Large Intestine. Anatomy, gut reflex mechanisms, clinical use for IBS and bloating, and what research shows.
ST25 Acupuncture Point (Tianshu)
ST25 (Tianshu): front-mu point of the Large Intestine. Anatomy, gut-nerve mechanisms, clinical use for constipation, diarrhea, and bloating, plus research.
ST22 Acupuncture Point (Guanmen)
ST22 (Guanmen): Stomach channel point 3 cun above the navel. Anatomy, gut reflexes, clinical use for bloating and irregular bowels, and what research shows.
ST29 Acupuncture Point (Guilai)
ST29 (Guilai): a Stomach channel point on the lower abdomen. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, clinical use for period pain and fertility, and what research shows.
ST7 Acupuncture Point (Xiaguan)
ST7 (Xiaguan): the temporomandibular joint point. Anatomy, trigeminal mechanism, clinical use for TMJ and jaw pain and ear symptoms, and what research shows.
ST15 Acupuncture Point (Wuyi)
ST15 (Wuyi): a Stomach channel chest point. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, clinical use for chest tightness, cough and pectoral pain, and what research shows.
ST14 Acupuncture Point (Kufang)
ST14 (Kufang): a Stomach channel point in the first intercostal space. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, use for chest tightness and cough, and what research shows.
ST19 Acupuncture Point (Burong)
ST19 (Burong): Stomach channel point on the upper abdomen. Anatomy, segmental gastric reflexes, clinical use for epigastric pain and nausea, and what research shows.
ST35 Acupuncture Point (Dubi)
ST35 (Dubi): the lateral knee-eye point below the patella. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, clinical use for knee osteoarthritis, and what research shows.
ST31 Acupuncture Point (Biguan)
ST31 (Biguan): the Stomach channel gate of the upper thigh. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, clinical use for hip, groin and thigh pain, and what research shows.
ST33 Acupuncture Point (Yinshi)
ST33 (Yinshi): a quadriceps point above the knee. Anatomy, femoral nerve mechanism, clinical use for anterior thigh and knee pain, and what research shows.
ST36 Acupuncture Point
ST-36 (Zusanli), also known as Stomach 36 acupuncture point, is used for energy, digestion, immunity, circulation, and pain relief. Learn its location, needling, acupressure uses, and benefits