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CP28

Curious point · CP catalog

Wind and stones

风岩Fēng Yán

Anatomical location

A quarter of a cun posterior and inferior to CP13 (Yiming).

Main function

Calms the Shen, disperses Internal Wind, regulates the nervous system.

Therapeutic indications

  • Mental illness
  • hysteria
  • neurasthenia
  • headaches of nervous origin
  • sexual exhaustion
  • tinnitus
  • insomnia
Location of point CP28, Wind and stones
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View point on the 3D modelCP28 on the anatomy
Needling techniquePerpendicular insertion 1.5-2 cun, or through-needling with CP25 (Yaxue) and CP13 (Yiming).
Depth1.5-2 cun
MoxibustionApplicable (3-7 cones or 5-15 minutes).
PrecautionsAvoid deep needling to prevent injury to cervical structures.
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