Li dui (ST45) : Jing (well) point
[Location] on the dorsum of the foot , on the lateral side of the end of the second toe, 0.1 cun; moxibution is applicable.
[Needing and Moxibustion Method] Subcutaneous insertion 0.1 cun; moxibustion is applicable.
[Indications] Foot pain, lower leg cold, facial swelling, wry mouth, toothache, nosal bleeding , rhinorrhea with yellow discharge, fullness and distention of the chest and abdomen, febrile disease, nightmare, manic psychosis.
[Common compatibility ]
(1) coma from apoplexy—with Yinbai, zhongchong, dadun.
(2) Inflammation of five organs —with Neiting. Zhongchong/
(3) Nighmare—with yinbai.
(4) Cold in legs due to sleeplessness—with Tiaokou, sanyinjiao yinbai.
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