CP5

Curious point · CP catalog

Extremity of light

头光明Tóu Guāng Míng

Anatomical location

Slightly above the Yuyao point (CP6), at 0.3 cun.

Main function

Benefits the eyes, regulates the nervous system, disperses Wind.

Therapeutic indications

  • Eyelid disorders
  • myopia
  • glaucoma
  • pupil disorders
  • paralysis of the eye due to optic nerve atrophy
Location of point CP5, Extremity of light
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View point on the 3D modelCP5 on the anatomy
Needling techniqueOblique insertion 0.3-0.5 cun.
Depth0.3-0.5 cun
MoxibustionApplicable (3-5 cones or 5-10 minutes).
PrecautionsAvoid deep needling to protect the eye structures.
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