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    This document summarizes the Spleen Meridian of Foot-Taiyin. It describes the distribution and course of the meridian, including its connection to other meridians. It then discusses diseases related to the meridian involving the spleen, stomach, kidneys and gynecology. Several key points along the meridian are then outlined, including their locations, functions, indications and needling methods.

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    THE SPLEEN MERIDIAN OF

    FOOT-TAIYIN
    By Dr Zhang Hai Wei
    THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE
    COURSE OF THE MERIDIAN

    Tongue

    Larynx
    Link with the
    Heart
    Meridian of
    Lateral
    Chest
    Hand
    Shaoyin

    Diaphram

    Anterior border of
    Great toe medial aspect of Abdomen Stomach
    Spleen
    lower limb
    DISEASE OF THE MERIDIAN
    1. Disorders of spleen and stomach:
    Abdominal pain and distension, poor appetite,
    vomiting, diarrhea, dysentery, borborygmus,
    jaundice and oedema
    2. Kidney or gynecological disorder:
    Dysmenorrhoea, irregular menstruation, uterine
    bleeding, morbid leucorrhoea, prolapse of the
    uterus, sterility, delayed labour, nocturnal
    emission, impotence, enuresis, dysuria
    3. Disorders in the regions along the course of
    the meridian
    LUO-CONNECTING POINT

    GB

    Liv
    Kid

    HT
    BL

    SI
    SP
    Lung
    ST
    LI
    CONFLUENT POINT

    BL Yang heel
    SI3
    Governor vessel 62
    vessel

    LU
    Conception K6
    7 Yin heel vessel
    vessel

    SP TE
    4 Thoroughfare Yang link
    5
    vessel vessel

    GB PC
    41 Belt vessel 6 Yin link vessel
    THOROUGHFARE VESSEL
     The Thoroughfare
    Vessel (chong mai)
    originates in the pelvic
    cavity and runs alongside
    the kidney meridian up to
    the thorax. It is regarded
    as the “sea of blood,"
    which is the place for the
    twelve regular meridians
    to converge and where it
    helps regulate the qi and
    blood inside them.
    GONGSUN 公孫, SP4

     Method:
    Pucture perpendicularly 0.5 ~ 0.8 cun.
    Moxibustion is applicable.
    SANYINJIAO 三陰交, SP6

    Location:

    On the tibial aspect of the leg, posterior to


    the medial border of the tibia, 3 cun
    superior to the prominence of the medial
    malleolus
    Functions:

    1. Eliminate damp by pomoting spleen

    2. Strengthen liver and kidney


    SANYINJIAO 三陰交, SP6

     Indications
    1. Disorders of the spleen and stomach:
    poor appetite, abdominal pain, borborygmus,
    abdominal distension and diarrhea
    2. Gynecological and obstetric disorders:
    Irregular menstruation, menorrhagia,
    dysmenorrhoea, morbid leucorrhea, delayed
    labour
    3. Disorders of liver and kidney:
    Edema, nocturnal emission, impotence, enuresis,
    dysuria, dizziness and vertigo, insomnia,
    prolapse of the uterus, etc.
    SANYINJIAO 三陰交, SP6

     Method:
    Puncture perpendicularly 0.5~1.0 cun.
    Moxibustion is applicable. Needling is
    contraindicated in pregnancy women.
    YINLINGQUAN陰陵泉, SP9

     Yin=death, dark;
    Ling=tomb, a mound;
    Quan=a spring; Dark
    tomb spring
     He Sea Point
     Location:
     On the lower border of
    the medial condyle of
    the tibia, in the
    depression on the
    medial border of the
    tibia
    XUEHAI 血海, SP10

    Location:
    On the anteromedial aspect of the thigh,
    on the bulge of the vastus medialis muscle,
    2 cun superior to the medial end of the
    base of the patella when the knee is flexed.
    XUEHAI 血海, SP10

     Functions:
    1. Eliminate damp by promoting spleen

    2. Regulate menstruation and blood

     Indications:

    1. Urticaria, eczema, erysipelas (expel damp)

    2. Pain in the medial aspect of the thigh (remove


    obstruction in the channel)
    3. Irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhoea, uterine
    bleeding, amenorrhoea
    YINLINGQUAN陰陵泉, SP9

     Indication:
     Abdominal pain and distension, dysentery,
    diarrhoea, edema, jaundice, dysuria, enuresis,
    urinary incontinence, pain in the external
    `
    genitalia, dysmenorrhoea, pain in the knee
     Method:
     Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.0cun.
    Moxibustion applicable
    XUEHAI 血海, SP10

     Method:
    Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.2 cun.
    Moxibustion is applicable.

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