Waiguan, Outer Pass _ Triple Energizer _ Acupoint TE5

Waiguan, Outer Pass _ Triple Energizer _ Acupoint TE5

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Acupoint TE5 _ Outer Pass, Waiguan – Triple Energizer _ TE-5

NAMES :

Outer Pass, Waiguan – Triple Energizer
Outer Pass _ Triple réchaufeur
Ngoại quan – Thủ thiếu dương tam tiêu
外關, wài guān – 手少阳三焦经
oe gwan 외관 – 수소양삼초경

Abbreviated in English : TE5

THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS:

Acupoint Waiguan has the effect of evacuating heat (mainly evacuating heat in the upper part, from the mouth to the mouth of the stomach, passing through the heart and lungs), evacuating the stagnant air in the meridians and dissolve phlegm.

INDICATIONS :

Local effects: Acupoint Waiguan is used for acupressure and acupuncture to treat headaches, cheek pain, and side pain. Fever, postpartum deafness, music, stiff elbows and arms, sore fingers, shaking hands, stiff neck and shoulders. Abdominal pain, constipation.
The Waiguan acupoint is one of the three acupuncture points for acute neck pain, LU7 and SI3.
Blobal effects: Acupressure helps to dissipate heat, reduce extrasensory perception, and treat intercostal neuralgia.
Only the use of this acupuncture point is able to overcome many diseases all over the body, such as: painful swollen limbs, numb hands and feet, hot hands and feet, sore tendons and bones inside and out. outer thighs, back pain, headache from wind, sweating, sore eyes, swollen eyes, typhoid and hot symptoms. However, if you know how to coordinate acupressure points, you can increase the effectiveness of the treatment many times over.

(Reference: Numerous documents of Traditional Oriental Medicine from China and Vietnam)

ASSOCIATIONS

Combine with the TE7 acupuncture point to treat tinnitus
Combine with LI11 and TE10 acupuncture points to treat arm atrophy, numbness and paralysis
Combine with LU9, ST44, SP5 and ST36 acupuncture points to treat mouth that cannot be opened
Combine with LI11 acupuncture point to treat stiff hands
Combine with SI6 and PC6 acupuncture points to treat painful wrist joints
Combine with DU20, LI4 and LU7 acupuncture points for extrasensory treatment
Combine with GB38 and PC6 acupuncture points to treat chest and hip pain
Combine with PC7 and TE6 acupuncture points to treat congested abdomen
Combine with the PC6 acupuncture point to treat pain in the flank: needle puncture of the Waiguan acupoint linking up to PC6 (stimulating acupuncture)
Also combine with the PC6 acupuncture point, the cures feeling hot above the body but feeling cold below, or afraid of cold in winter, afraid of heat in summer.
Combine with SI3 point to treat headache and eye pain
Combine with TE17, ST6, LI11 and LI4 acupuncture points to treat mumps
Combine with DU14, LI11 and LI4 acupuncture points to treat colds without fever
Combine with GB34, LI11, GB31, LI10 and SP6 acupuncture points to treat limb pain caused by rheumatism

(Reference: Numerous documents of Traditional Oriental Medicine from China and Vietnam)