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According to traditional Chinese medicine, the meridians are the channels that run blood and connect with the organs of the body and the body, and they are the control systems of the human body. Meridianology is also the foundation of human acupuncture and massage and is an important part of Chinese medicine. One of the core principles of medical basic theory originated from ancient times, and service has played an important role in protecting the health of the Chinese nation for more than two thousand years.

Related parts：Nose, skin, large Intestine Point used to restrain excess：Chi Ze (Lu-5) Primary physiological symptoms：Shortness of breath, hemorrhoids，achy shoulder joint and upper back and neck pain, throat abnormalities characterized by soreness and swelling, headache, lung dryness and feelings of heat in the chest, scanty urination.

Related parts：Nose, skin, large Intestine Point to supplement deficiency：Tai Yuan (Lu-9) Primary physiological symptoms：Difficult breathing, dry throat, cold or numb sensations in the hands and feet, skin abnormalities, tinnitus, emotional flux and depression, sensitivity to cold, and pain the shoulder and upper back.

Related parts：: heart, ribs, vessels. Point used to restrain excess： Da Ling (Pc-7) Primary physiological symptoms： Vascular illnesses of the upper arm and chest, heart disease, reckless blood syndromes, tightness in the chest, pain and swelling in the armpit.

Related parts： heart, ribs, vessels Point to supplement deficiency： Zhong Chong (Pc-9) Primary physiological symptoms： Palpitations, tightness in the chest, feelings of heat in the chest, incoherent speech and problems with personal expression and intimacy.

Related parts： Tongue, eyes, armpit Point to restrain excess： Shen Men (Ht-7) Primary physiological symptoms： Abdominal fullness and distention, constipation, dry throat, heart disease, headache, weakness of the hands and feet, cold sensations in the upper limbs, hot sensations in the palms, incoherent speech, severe chest tightness.

Related parts： Tongue, eyes, armpit Point to supplement deficiency： Shao Chong (Ht-9) Primary physiological symptoms： Pain below the heart, arrhythmia and rhythm irregularities, coldness in the upper limbs, yellow eyes, hot sensations in the palms, weak breathing, incoherent speech.

Related parts： Mouth, tongue, eyes, ears. Point to restrain excess： Xiao Hai (SI-8) Primary physiological symptoms： Abdominal distention, pain and flatulence, tight chest, headache, constipation, mouth ulcers, feelings of heat in the body, sweats easily, swelling and restricted range of motion in the neck.

Related parts： Mouth, tongue, eyes, ears. Point to supplement deficiency： Hou Xi (SI-3) Primary physiological symptoms： Headache, tinnitus, weight gain, pain behind the ear, cold sensations throughout the body and in the hands and feet, poor digestion of fats and starch.

Related parts： Lymphatic system, ears, eyes, neck, chest, abdomen. Point to restrain excess： Tian Jing (SJ-10) Primary physiological symptoms：Distended and tight abdomen, urinary problems, tinnitus and auditory difficulties, red facial complexion, spontaneous sweating, swollen and painful throat.

Related parts：Lymphatic system, ears, eyes, neck, chest, abdomen. Point to supplement deficiency： Zhong Zhu (SJ-3) Primary physiological symptoms：Poor digestion, distention and fullness in the abdomen, dyspnea, low-grade fever, generalized weakness and fatigue, edema.

Related parts： Skin, mouth, teeth, tongue, nose. Point to restrain excess： Er Jian (LI-2) Primary physiological symptoms： Weakness and pain in the shoulders, pain in the teeth, bleeding gums, headache, skin abnormalities, fullness in the chest, feelings of generalized heat, dry throat, cough and wheezing, red cheeks.

Related parts： Skin, mouth, teeth, tongue, nose. Point to supplement deficiency： Qu Chi (LI-11) Primary physiological symptoms： Stool irregularities, poor digestion, weakness in the shoulders, dry throat, sore throat, lymphatic swellings, pain in teeth and gums, tinnitus, shortness of breath, skin abnormalities.

Related parts：Brain, genitals, ears, bones, eyes, sinus cavity. Point to restrain excess：Ran Gu (Kd-2) Primary physiological symptoms：Disorders of the genitals, dry mouth and throat, disorders of the lower abdomen, low libido, cough and wheezing, heat sensations in the feet, easily frightened or startled, tinnitus and deafness, disorders of blood pressure.

Related parts：Brain, genitals, ears, bones, eyes, sinus cavity. Point to supplement deficiency：Fu Liu (Kd-7) Primary physiological symptoms：Low libido, tinnitus and deafness, poor memory, dizziness and vertigo, emotional disorders, low back pain and feelings of coldness in the back and knees, numbness in the hands and feet, incomplete bowel movements, poor appetite.

Stomach, thyroid gland, digestion, urinary tract, endocrine system, immune system, muscle mass, genitals

Related parts： Spleen, pancreas, stomach, thyroid, ribs. Point to restrain excess： Shang Qiu (Sp-5) Primary physiological symptoms： Abdominal fullness, acid reflux, nausea, inflammatory joint patterns, heavy feelings in the chest, digestive impairment from improper diet, constipation, dysentery, cold feet, digestive irregularities, blood sugar imbalances.

Related parts：Spleen, pancreas, stomach, thyroid, ribs. Point to supplement deficiency： Da Du (Sp-2) Primary physiological symptoms：Incomplete bowel movements, dysentery, nausea, abdominal fullness and distention, generalized weakness especially of the four limbs, poor appetite, insomnia, anxiety, jaundice.

Related parts：Eyes, muscles and connective tissue, hypochondriac region, emotional temperament. Point to restrain excess：Xing Jian (Lv-2) Primary physiological symptoms：Dizziness, vertigo, visual obstructions and eye disorders, disorders of the genitalia, tightness in the chest and hypochondriac region, emotional flux, mood swings, irritable, low back pain, insomnia, easily angered, high blood pressure, feelings of heat in the body with a red face.

Related parts：Eyes, muscles and connective tissue, hypochondriac region, emotional temperament. Point to supplement deficiency：Qu Quan (Lv-8) Primary physiological symptoms：Abdominal distention and fullness, dizziness and vertigo, low libido, poor eyesight, weakness in the hands and feet, frequent urination.

Related parts：Brain, ears, eyes, nose, pituitary. Point to restrain excess：Shu Gu (Bl-65) Primary physiological symptoms：Pain in the back of the neck and shoulders, middle and low back pain, neuropathy, sciatic pain, premature ejaculation, eye disorders, cognitive disorders, dizziness, headache.

Related parts：Brain, ears, eyes, nose, pituitary. Point to supplement deficiency：Zhi Yin (Bl-67) Primary physiological symptoms：Pain in the back of the neck and shoulder tightness, middle and low back pain, sciatic pain, neuropathy, pain in the feet, hemorrhoids, cold sensations in the back, frequent urination.

Related parts：Eyes, head, muscles and connective tissue. Point to restrain excess：Yang Fu (GB-38) Primary physiological symptoms：Headache, tightness in the head, irregular digestive patterns, vomiting, nausea, heat sensations and sweating, easily angered, bitter taste in mouth.

Related parts：Eyes, head, muscles and connective tissue. Point to supplement deficiency：Xia Xi (GB-43) Primary physiological symptoms：Dizziness, eye disorders, heavy sensations in the hands and feet, poor coordination, dull eyes with a lack of spirit, yellow eyes, jaundice, blood pressure disorders.

Stomach and intestines, mammary glands, teeth and gums, spirit, digestion, head, hot sexually transmitted disease.

Related parts： Nose, mouth, spirit, breasts, teeth, eyelids. Point to restrain excess：Li Dui (ST-45) Primary physiological symptoms：Dry and cracked lips, swelling and pain in the joints, breast disorders and mastitis, digestive disorders, feelings of heat with scanty perspiration, hiccough and belching.

Related parts：Nose, mouth, spirit, breasts, teeth, eyelids. Point to supplement deficiency：Jie Xi (ST-41) Primary physiological symptoms：Yawning, digestive disorders, dry and cracked lips, borborygmus, abdominal fullness and distention, swelling in the hands and feet, facial edema, weight irregularities.

"Twelve menstrual veins, which belong to the government house and are external to the limbs." This outlines the distribution characteristics of the twelve meridians: internal, belonging to organs: external, distributed in the body. And because the meridians are “walking blood”, there is a certain direction in their circulation; that is, “the reverse of the pulse” is later called “streaming”; and the meridians also communicate with each other through branches. The "internal and internal should have both inside and outside."

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