General principles of acupoints and reflecting areas on foot

According to the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine, 6 regular meridians, including--the foot Yangming stomach, foot Taiyang uninary bladder, foot Shaoyang gallbladder, foot Shaoyin kidney, foot Jueyin liver, and foot Taiyin spleen meridians are connected with the foot, and 33 regular acupoints having important therapeutic functions are located at the original or terminal parts of these 6 meridians.
Through continuous clinical practice, 74 extra foot acupoints were discovered and put into therapeutic use. These holographic points and reflecting areas are widely distributed on the foot, produce stable therapeutic effects, and are not difficult to remember and use in clinical practice.
The acupoints and reflecting areas on the hand and foot can be used independently or in combination to produce an adjusting effect anywhere in the body depending on the time and place of treatment, the nature of the disease, and the experience of the practioner. Distribution of acupoints and reflecting areas on plantar side of foot:
The plantar side of the foot has 1 regular acupoint, 43 extra acupoints, and 32 holographic points and reflecting areas as follows:
1) Regular acupoint:
Yongquan (KI 1 ) :
Location: On the longitudinal midline and at the junction of anterior one-third and posterior two-thirds of the sole, at the tip of a V-shaped crease (Fig. 2-24). Indications: Fainting, psychosis, convulsions, sore throat, dryness in mouth, diarrhea, dryness and rhagades of foot, shock, hypertension, stroke, heat stroke, insomnia, heart palpitations, heart pain, vertigo, parietal headache, pro-lapse of uterus, infertility, aphonia, dysurination, constipation, and spasms due to cholera.
2) Extra acupoints:
(1) Insomnia (Anmian) acupoint (EX-PF 1) :
Location: At the center of the sole (Fig. 2-25).
Indication: Insomnia.
(2) Lineiting (inner Neiting) acupoint (EX-PF 2) :
Location: On the plantar side of foot and in the interosseous space between 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones, and opposite to Neiting (ST 44) on dorsal side of foot (Fig. 2-25).
Indications: Pain of toes, convulsions in children, indigestion, and epilepsy.
(3) Nuxi acupoint (EX-PF 3) :
Location: At the midpoim of posterior heel border and on the dorsoplantar boundary of the foot (Fig. 2-25).
Indications: Alveolitis, alveolar abscess, convulsions, epilepsy, nasal bleeding, and nasal obstruction.
(4) No. 1 acupoint (EX-PF 4) :

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