Weiguanxiashu (Wèiguānxiàshū, “Wèiguānxiàshū”) is an extra (non-channel) acupuncture point. No classical location description found. It no classical functions described.
No classical location description found.
In animal studies, electroacupuncture (EA) has been applied at this point for 20 minutes daily, six days per week, for four weeks. For human application, needles may be inserted at a depth of 15–25 mm, depending on the participant's body type, at an angle of 20° obliquely downward. The needles are gently rotated and lifted to achieve de qi (a sensation of sourness, distention, and heaviness), then immediately withdrawn.
No classical functions described..
No classical indications described..
No classical information is available for this point, therefore its clinical significance cannot be determined from classical sources.
No classical location description found.
Weiguanxiashu no classical functions described. Common clinical indications include no classical indications described.
In animal studies, electroacupuncture (EA) has been applied at this point for 20 minutes daily, six days per week, for four weeks. For human application, needles may be inserted at a depth of 15–25 mm, depending on the participant's body type, at an angle of 20° obliquely downward. The needles are gently rotated and lifted to achieve de qi (a sensation of sourness, distention, and heaviness), then immediately withdrawn.