Daheng acupoint is an acupuncture point located in the waist of the human body. In ancient times, it was described as having strong winds against qi, being cold and compassionate, frightening, having a weak heart, diarrhea, diarrhea, constipation, cold pain in the lower abdomen, weak coldness in the middle burner, inability to move limbs, hot lower abdomen, and a desire to take a deep breath. The book "Essential Prescriptions for Urgent Women" states: Do not move your limbs, suffer from excessive sweating and diarrhea, and follow the trend of vigorous growth with moxibustion. The Bai Zheng Fu says: Oppose Zhang's sorrow and cry, rely on the heavens to charge and the great horizontal beard essence.
【 Guijing Positioning 】
Gui Jing: Foot Tai Yin Spleen Meridian
Positioning: In the abdomen, 4 inches from the navel
【 Indicative effects 】
Function: It can transport the spleen meridian fluid, invigorate the spleen and eliminate dampness, promote digestion, and facilitate the digestion and absorption of nutrients and grains in the human body.
Indications: Digestive system diseases such as diarrhea, dysentery, constipation, abdominal pain, insect syndrome, and limb weakness, as well as palpitations, used to treat constipation, intestinal abscess caused by qi and blood stasis and heat dissipation, as well as deficiency cold cave discharge, cold abdominal pain, and excessive sweating due to body deficiency. It has the functions of dehumidification, dispersing stagnation, regulating qi and strengthening the spleen, and regulating the gastrointestinal tract.
Clinical Application
1: Da Heng acupoint combined with Tian Shu acupoint and Zu San Li acupoint: for treating abdominal pain;
2: Da Heng acupoint combined with Si Xian acupoint and Zu San Li acupoint: for treating intestinal roundworm disease;
3: Da Heng acupoint combined with Tian Shu acupoint, Zhong Wan acupoint, Guan Yuan acupoint, Zu San Li acupoint, and San Yin Jiao acupoint: used to treat abdominal pain and cave discharge;
4: Da Heng acupoint combined with spleen acupoint, stomach shu acupoint, small intestine yu acupoint, and large intestine yu acupoint: treating habitual constipation.