Qugu acupoint, also known as Urinary Cell acupoint, Bone End acupoint, Qu Bone End acupoint, Hui Bone acupoint, Ear Bone acupoint. The First and Second Classics of acupuncture and moxibustion and Moxibustion were published. Also known as Bone Returning. One of acupuncture and moxibustion points in traditional Chinese medicine. Qu, also secretive. Bones are the water that governs the kidneys. The name of this acupoint refers to the gathering of water and dampness from the Ren meridian in the lower part of the sky. The substance in this acupoint is the yin dampness and water vapor provided by the Huiyin acupoint. After reaching this acupoint, the dampness and water vapor gather in the lower part of the sky, like the kidney water hidden in the sky, hence the name.

【 Guijing Positioning 】
Gui Jing: Belongs to the Ren meridian. The meeting of Ren Mai and Zujueyin.
Positioning: In the lower abdomen, at the midpoint of the upper edge of the pubic symphysis on the current midline.
【 Indications and Functions 】
Effect: Tonify urine, regulate menstruation and relieve pain
Indications: Reduced bloating, hernia, nocturnal emission, erectile dysfunction, menstrual disorders, vaginal discharge, dysmenorrhea. Urine dripping, enuresis, scrotal eczema, weakness of the five organs, deficiency and coldness, cystitis, postpartum uterine atony, endometritis.
Clinical Application
1: Combining Shen Yu, Zhi Shi, Da He, Guan Yuan, and Ming Men to treat impotence and nocturnal emissions (kidney qi deficiency type).
2: Paired with Bladder Yu, Kidney Yu, Ci Liao, Yin Ling Quan, and Li Gou, it can treat impotence, nocturnal emissions, Dragon's disease, gonorrhea, itching, eczema, and vaginal discharge (damp heat descending).
3: Combining Zhongji, Guanyuan, and Shenshu to treat kidney deficiency, enuresis, and poor urination.
4: Using Guan Yuan, Ming Men, and Yin Jiao (acupuncture or moxibustion) to treat uterine cold infertility and dysmenorrhea.