Yinlingquan, Yin Mound Spring _ Spleen Meridian _ SP9

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NAMES – MERIDIAN:

Yinlingquan, Yin Mound Spring – Spleen Meridian
Huyệt Âm lăng tuyền – Kinh Túc thái âm tỳ
La source de la colline du Yin – Méridien de la rate
陰陵泉, yīn líng qúan – 足太阴脾经
eum neung cheon 음릉천, in ryō sen – 족태음비경

Abbreviated in English : SP9

THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS:

Strengthens the spleen and expels dampness, regulates and balances body fluids

INDICATIONS :

Acute and chronic enteritis
Tendency to edema
Bladder function disorders, for example urinary retention, incontinence (regulating and balancing action)
Pain in the knee joint area

ASSOCIATIONS

Combined with SP1 acupoint to treat chest heat and acute diarrhea.
Combined with BL67, GB24, BL48, BL19, SP6 acupoints to treat jaundice.
Combined with SP8 and CV10 acupoints to treat hard abdomen.
Combined with GB34 and LV1 acupoints to treat difficulty urinating.
Combined with GB34 acupoint to treat swollen knees.
Combined with GB34 acupoint to treat urinary retention.
Combined with acupoints ST41, SP3 and BL57 to treat cholera.
Combined with LU7 and HT8 acupoints to treat heart attacks.
Combined with CV4, CV9, ST36, SP6 acupoints to treat ascites.
Combined with SP6, CV9, CV3 and ST36 acupoints to treat urinary retention and abdominal bloating.
Combined with SP6 acupoint to treat abdominal chills