KI17 (Shangqu): a Kidney channel and Penetrating vessel meeting point. Anatomy, segmental gut reflexes, clinical use for abdominal pain, and what research shows.

KI16 (Huangshu): Kidney point beside the navel. Anatomy, T10 segmental mechanism, clinical use for constipation and abdominal pain, and what research shows.

The best acupuncture points for knee pain: ST35, GB34, BL40, SP9, SP10, and more. Anatomical locations and clinical use for arthritis, tendinopathy symptoms.

KI15 (Zhongzhu): Kidney and Chong vessel meeting point beside CV7. Anatomy, segmental gut reflexes, clinical use for constipation, and what research shows.

KI14 (Siman): Kidney channel and Chong vessel meeting point. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, clinical use for period and abdominal pain, and what research shows.

KI13 (Qixue): a Kidney channel and Penetrating vessel point beside CV4. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, use for menstrual and fertility care, and research.

Which muscles produce buttock, leg, and foot symptoms that mimic sciatica, how to distinguish trigger point pseudo-sciatica from true radiculopathy.

KI12 (Dahe): Kidney and Penetrating vessel meeting point on the lower abdomen. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, clinical pelvic uses, and what research shows.

KI11 (Henggu): Kidney channel point at the pubic bone. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, clinical use for urinary and pelvic complaints, and what research shows.

KI10 (Yingu): he-sea and water point at the inner knee. Anatomy, nerve mechanisms, clinical use for knee pain and urinary symptoms, and what research shows.

KI9 (Zhubin): xi-cleft point of the Yin Linking vessel on the medial calf. Anatomy, tibial nerve mechanism, use for anxiety and calf pain, and research.

Acupuncture and dry needling for cervical radiculopathy: treating the myofascial component of nerve root pain, arm paresthesia, and neck-to-arm symptoms.

KI8 (Jiaoxin): xi-cleft point of the Yin Motility vessel. Anatomy, tibial nerve mechanism, use for menstrual and urinary symptoms, and what research shows.

KI7 (Fuliu): the Kidney channel's metal point above the ankle. Anatomy, tibial nerve mechanism, clinical use for sweating and edema, and what research shows.

KI6 (Zhaohai): Yin Motility vessel confluent point. Anatomy, nerve mechanisms, clinical use for sore throat, insomnia and cramps, and what research shows.

Post-needling soreness, mild bruising, and fatigue are normal after dry needling. Learn what reactions are expected, how long they last.

KI5 (Shuiquan): xi-cleft point of the Kidney channel. Anatomy, nerve mechanisms, clinical use for period pain and urinary difficulty, and what research shows.

SP17 (Shidou): a Spleen channel point in the fifth intercostal space. Anatomy, segmental mechanism, use for rib pain and fullness, and what research shows.