PENG Xiujuan, LIANG Qi, ZHANG Yongchen, et al. Research on Application of Frequently-Used Acupoints for Urinary Retention[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2013, 54(23): 2046-2048.
PENG Xiujuan, LIANG Qi, ZHANG Yongchen, et al. Research on Application of Frequently-Used Acupoints for Urinary Retention[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2013, 54(23): 2046-2048.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2013.23.017.
Research on Application of Frequently-Used Acupoints for Urinary Retention
Objective To research the modern acupoint application rules for urinary retention.Methods The articles on urinary retention or dribbling urinary block from 1January 1994to 31July 2012were searched in China National Knowledge Internet(CNKI).The article numbers on acupuncture and moxibustion for urinary retention and the frequency of acupoints application were recorded.The frequently used acupoints
less used acupoints and channel entry were analyzed.Results Totally881related articles were searched and 162acupoints were involved.The frequently used 18acupoints were Sanyinjiao(SP6)
Zhongji(RN3)
Guanyuan(RN4)
Yinlingquan(SP9)
Zusanli(ST36)
Qihai(RN6)
Shenshu(BL23)
Shuidao(ST28)
Pangguangshu(BL28)
Ciliao(BL32)
Qugu(RN2)
Taichong(LR3)
Taixi(KI3)
Hegu(LI4)
Zhibian(BL54)
Baihui(DU20)
Xuehai(SP10)and Sanjiaoshu(BL22).There were 31less used acupoints such as Guilai(ST29)
Zhongliao(BL33)and Shenque(RN8).The frequently used acupoints mainly distributed in the ends of lower limbs
lower abdomen and lumbosacral.The channel entry was mainly in the liver channel(78.57%)
Ren channel(58.33%)and bladder channel(50.75%).Conclusion The commonl used acupoints for urinary retention are SP6
SP9
LR3and RN4or RN3
ST28
BL23and BL28.Those acupoints mainly distribute in the ends of lower limbs
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