137PC

Curious point · CP catalog

Eight Winds

八风Bā Fēng

Anatomical location

On the dorsum of the foot, at the end of each web groove, between the metatarsophalangeal joints: four on each foot. Among them are ST44 (Neiting), LR2 (Xingjian), and GB43 (Xiaxi).

Same point as EX-LE10 · Bā Fēng — international nomenclature

Main function

Clear Heat and act on the toes.

Therapeutic indications

  • Headache
  • toothache
  • irregular menstruation
  • fever and chills
  • swelling and edema of the toes
  • pain
  • contracture
  • and paresthesia of the toes
Location of point 137PC, Eight Winds
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View point on the 3D model137PC on the anatomy
Needling techniquePerpendicular insertion, or 6-10 mm angled toward the heel.
Depth0.2-0.3 cun
Moxibustion5 cones or 5 minutes with a moxa cigar.
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Do you use 137PC with your patients?

In the Clinic you record it in the patient's file, next to the tongue, the pulse and the measurements, so at the next session you know exactly what you used. The Atlas is built in.

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