GB34 is located in the depression anterior and inferior to the head of the fibula, on the lateral side of the leg, below the knee.
The location is often not easily identifiable on 2D maps.
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Functions
Regulates and tonifies muscles and tendons
Eliminates Damp-Heat from the Gallbladder
Promotes Liver Qi circulation
Harmonizes digestion and relieves pain
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What is it for
Joint and tendon pain (especially lateral)
Irritability, chest tightness, and Liver Qi stagnation
Digestive disorders with hepatobiliary involvement
Weakness or stiffness in the lower limbs
Further information available in the app
In the app, you can explore all the conditions treatable with GB34, its interactions with other points, and its relation to classical TCM.
Curiosity
GB34 Yanglingquan, 'Sunny Hill Spring', is the Lower He-Sea point of the Gallbladder and one of the 12 Ma Dan-yang extraordinary points for its remarkable clinical efficacy. It is also the master point for tendons, ideal for treating muscle stiffness, spasms, cramps, biomechanical dysfunctions, and tendinitis. It also helps regulate emotional Qi, especially in cases of repressed anger or chronic internal tension.
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What you can find with AcupointsMap:
Interactive 3D visualization of the point
Complete functions and therapeutic indications
Needle insertion methods and detailed localization
Complete pathway of the meridian of Gallbladder
Main, Luo, Divergent, Muscle and Extraordinary Meridians
Associated pathology sheets
Treatment management on patients and connection with the 3D mannequin