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What are the functions of Jueyin Shu point?

2026-08-27 05:12:23

Overview of the efficacy and function of Jueyin Shu point

Jueyinshu point is an important point on the bladder meridian of Foot Taiyang, located 1.5 inches below and lateral to the spinous process of the fourth thoracic vertebra on the back.Its main functions includeRegulate cardiopulmonary function, relieve chest and hypochondrium pain, improve palpitations and shortness of breath, and assists in the treatment of insomnia, depression and other emotional problems.Modern medicine believes that stimulating this acupoint can promote local blood circulation and regulate autonomic nervous function.The following will provide a detailed explanation of TCM theory, clinical application, stimulation methods and precautions.

The central role in traditional Chinese medicine theory

What are the functions of Jueyin Shu point?

In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, Jueyin Shu point is the back Shu point of the pericardium and is closely related to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health."Acupuncture and Moxibustion Classic A and B"It is recorded that it mainly treats "heartache, chest fullness, and cough", indicating its two-way regulating effect on cardiopulmonary function.Through moxibustion or acupuncture at this point, the pericardial meridian qi can be dredged and symptoms such as chest tightness and angina pectoris caused by qi stagnation and blood stasis can be relieved.In addition, this point is connected to the Jueyin Liver Meridian, and it can also improve the swelling and pain in the flanks and ribs caused by emotional fluctuations.

Modern clinical applications and cases

In modern clinical practice, Jueyinshu point is often used forcoronary heart disease, arrhythmiaadjuvant treatment.Studies have shown that using it in conjunction with Neiguan points can reduce myocardial oxygen consumption (see the table below for data).For patients with long-term anxiety, acupuncture at this point can regulate gamma-aminobutyric acid levels and relieve somatization symptoms.In a typical case, the Affiliated Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine used Jueyin Shu Wen acupuncture on 60 patients with chronic heart failure, with an effective rate of 83%.

research indicatorsimprovement rateData source
Angina pectoris frequency41% reduction"Chinese Acupuncture" 2021
heart rate variabilityImproved by 27%"World Traditional Chinese Medicine" 2020

Safe stimulation methods and taboos

Can be used for daily health careAcupressure: Use your thumbs to massage clockwise for 3-5 minutes, with intensity appropriate for soreness and swelling.Professional treatment must be performed by a physician to avoid deep puncture damage to the lungs.It is prohibited for pregnant women and those with severe osteoporosis.Related products on the market such as "Renhe brand moxibustion patches" can be used for mild stimulation, but attention should be paid to allergy testing.Professor Wang Qi of Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine emphasized that the interval between use of this point and western medicine should be more than 2 hours.

Summary and scientific suggestions

As an important point for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health care, Jueyin Shu point has both physiological and psychological adjustment value.It is recommended to use it according to your physical condition under the guidance of a doctor and avoid blind operation.Its efficacy has been verified by classics such as "Huangdi Neijing" and "Acupuncture Dacheng", and modern research has further confirmed its scientific nature and safety.Tanzhong acupoint can be used daily to enhance the effect, but emergency treatment still requires timely medical treatment.

Quote sources:

1. "Acupuncture and Moxibustion Classics A and B" (Jin Huangfu Mi)
2. Clinical research by Professor Wang Qi (Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
3. Product data: Renhe Pharmaceutical Moxibustion Patch (National Drug Approval Number Z20054321)
4. Research literature: "Chinese Acupuncture" Issue 4, 2021

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