Huiyang — Meeting of Yang
In brief
This point is traditionally used to help ease discomfort associated with hemorrhoids and digestive difficulties such as certain types of diarrhea, and may be helpful for specific concerns in women. It is a useful point to know for its action on the lower trunk.
Where to find it
outward from the tip of the coccyx
Indications
How to stimulate it (acupressure)
Apply firm pressure, but never to the point of pain. Massage this point in small circles or apply direct pressure for one to two minutes. You should feel a gentle pressure sensation, possibly with some numbness or heaviness, but never sharp pain. You can repeat this stimulation two to three times a day, depending on your needs.
Other uses
Acupuncture
Depth : 0.5-1 cun
The needle insertion at this point is performed perpendicularly with a sterile needle, to a depth of 0.5 to 1 cun. This procedure must be performed exclusively by a qualified acupuncture practitioner to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment.
Moxibustion
Moxibustion (application of heat by burning mugwort) is a complementary technique often used at this point to tonify and warm the area. It must be performed by a professional to avoid any risk of burns.
Effects in traditional Chinese energetics (TCM)
This point is used to regulate the Lower Burner (the lower region of the body, including the digestive and reproductive organs) and to address conditions related to hemorrhoids (vascular tumors of the anus).
Related points
Points frequently used alongside this one.
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