
Q Which acupoints are mainly used in acupuncture treatment?
A Taechung (LR3) and Haenggan (LR2) are key points for lowering liver fire, while Shinmun (HT7) and Naegwan (PC6) stabilize the mind and body.
Detailed Answer
The main acupoints used in acupuncture for anger control disorder and their roles are as follows. Taechung (LR3): Between the big toe and second toe on the top of the foot; the source point of the liver meridian, a key point that directly addresses liver qi stagnation and liver fire. Haenggan (LR2): Between the big toe and second toe; the spring point of the liver meridian, strongly lowering liver fire. Hapgok (LI4): Between the thumb and index finger on the back of the hand; regulates the flow of qi and stagnant heat in the head. Shinmun (HT7): Inner wrist; the source point of the heart meridian, lowering heart fire and calming anxiety and impulsivity. Naegwan (PC6): About 3 cm above the inner wrist; a pericardium-meridian point used for emotional stability and nausea. Baekhoe (GV20): The crown of the head; regulates the brain's yang qi and aids concentration and emotional regulation.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
At Dongjedang Korean Medicine Clinic, we check the patient's condition with pulse diagnosis at each treatment and customize the combination of acupoints. Even first-time patients can usually receive treatment comfortably and without pain.
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