Gb-41

Forbidden in Pregnancy?

After 7th monthAcupuncture

Channel

Gall Bladder GB

Element

Wood

English

Foot Governor of Tears

Name

足臨泣

Transliteration

Zulinqi

Special Point

Master PointKey PointShu StreamWood Point

Description

Shu-Stream and Wood point Confluent point of the Dai Mai

Indications

chestlateral costal regionbreastsheadeyesphlegm and nodules

Kinesiology

key point for one sided headachekey point for menstruation headachesoccipital and vertex painkey point for eyes and fluid in eyeskey point for menstruationkey point for feettemporal lobe and ears.

Channel Psychology

Dai Mai: I communicate my decisions to others.

Key Spirit Point Themes

Let go of old patterns so can grow

Physical Conditions

Headache - menstrual Headache - occipital Headache - one-sided Feet

Symptoms

Pain of the lateral costal region, fullness of the chest with inability to catch the breath, short breath, chest painful obstruction, pain of the supraclavicular fossa, scrofula, swelling of the armpit, incontinence, headache, one-sided headache, dizziness, visual dizziness, pain of the occiput, pain of the vertex, pain of the outer canthus, redness, swelling and pain of the eyes, lacrimation, dry eyes, deafness and tinnitus, propensity to gnaw the tongue and cheek, swelling of the submandibular region and cheek, swelling of SJ-16, toothache, distention and pain of the breast, breast abscess, menstrual disorders, inhibited menstruation, pain of the hip, pain of the lower leg, fixed pain, wandering pain, swelling and pain of the feet, pain and contraction of the toes, swelling and pain of the dorsum of the feet, all disorders of the feet.

Balances

The 12 Aspects of Virtue E/M11 5 Shu Points Balance Overview 5 Shu Points (Reference Information)Letting go Spirits Points Qi Rhythm 5 Shu Points: Shu Stream (3rd most distal except GB41)

Open Point Psychology

Stand firm and do not change your aim Move forward with ease Time to stay committed to your decision Follow the laws of nature Persistence, perseverance and long-lasting commitment Make a decision

The point information was compiled from multiple sources including College of Complementary Medicine, Sydney Australia. Point location diagram recreated from A Manual of Acupuncture, P Deadman.