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A+E of SI 1
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Actions and Effects of Small Intestine Points

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A+E of SI 1 clear wind & heat, promote lactation, ben. breats, jaundice
A+E of SI 2 IP for heat or exess in the channel for eye, ear, mouth heat
A+E of SI 3 MP for myofascial channel disorders:SI,BL, Du; MP for *occipital HA*; Release exterior wind cold; Clear heat and excess from ears, eyes, skin; MP for night sweats; IP for fever with no sweating; GP for mental problems, antispasmotic
A+E of SI 4 GP for upper extremity pain; GP for eyes and ears; GP for damp heat in LI and GB febrile dz
A+E of SI 5 GP for arm and wrist pain; GB for swelling and inflammation of eyes, ears, and jaw; Calm spirit
A+E of SI 6 ben. shoulder,arm, eyes, stiff neck
A+E of SI 8 Elbow Pain
A+E of SI 11 IP for shoulder and upper back pain and stiffness; GP for breast problems, insufficient lactation; unbinds the chest - GP for asthma
A+E of SI 19 Any ear problems; IP for any jaw problems; TMJ disorders
To treat breast problems, which SI pts would you use? SI 1 and 11
For pain on the midline of the back, damp Bi, which SI pt would you use SI 3
which pt is the MP for insufficient lactation? SI 1
which pt is the IP for insufficient lactation? SI 11
which pt is the IP for heat or excess in the channel for ey, ear and mouth pain? SI 2
which pt is the MP for occipital HA? SI 3
which pt is the MP for night sweats? SI 3
which pt is the IP for fever with no sweating? SI 3
which pt is the GP for shoulder, back, arm, wrist and hand pain? SI 4
which pt is the GP for pain, swelling, inflammation of the eyes, ears, adn jaw. Stiff neck? SI 5
which pt is the GP for acute myofacial pain and trauma? SI 6
which pt is the GP for anxiety and to calm the spirit? The luo pt SI 7
which pt is the GP for elbow problems? SI 8
which pt is the IP for shoulder problems? SI 11
which pt is the GP for asthma and unbinding the chest? SI 11
which pt is the MP for any ear problems? SI 19
which pt is the IP for any jaw problems? SI 19
which pt is the MP for damp bi? SI 3
how many pts on SI? 19
SI 12 mtng pt of SI, LI, SJ, GB
Created by: nesaherbal
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