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يقول الزهراوي: الفصل الثامن والأربعون في كيّ الخدر متى خدر عضو من الأعضاء وعولج بالأدوية والأدهان والضمادات فلم يبرأ، فاكوِ نفس العضو المخدور كيات على حسب ما يستحق عِظَم العضو وصغره، وليكن كيك واغلاً في ثخن الجلد قليلاً ثم تعالجه بالمرهم حتى يبرأ، وقد يكوى لبعض الخدر الذي يعرض لليد والرجل، في فقارات الظهر عند مخرج العصب الذي يحرك ذلك العضو، فيذهب الخدر، ولا يقدم على ذلك إلا من كان بصيراً بتشريح الأعضاء ومخارج الأعصاب المحركة للبدن إن شاء الله.

 

الجهاز العصبي يوجه وينسق جميع أعضاء وأجهزة الإنسان ، ومن المعلوم أن كل فقرة من فقرات العمود الفقري  يخرج منها زوج " حزمة " من الأعصاب ، والجدول أدناه يبين مناطق خروج الأعصاب وتأثيرها على أعضاء الجسم ، ويمكن الاستفادة من هذا الجدول في وضع المحاجم في المكان المناسب وكذلك مواضع الكي .

 

 

الجدول منقول من كتاب دليل البدائل الطبية للدكتورة سامية حمزة عزام .

 

شبابيك الاعضاء طريقك نحو علاج فعال

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امسية علمية على مجموعة النخبة للطب التكميلي من تقديم:-
د.احمد حلمي صالح

*هي اطلاله عظيمه تبدأ من الجلد( من الفقره وشباكها الخارجي) الى العضو الداخلي الذي يمثلها في حالة استخدامنا للشبابيك الظهرية ،والتأثير فيه بحسب الهجره الجنينيه للاعضاء من الظهر الى مواقعها ، وترك شباك مطل عليها من الظهر الى الداخل .

*وهناك الشبابيك التشريحيه الامامية ،وهي تقع من الامام وتمثل الشباك التشريحي للعضو داخليا.

*وان انت احسنت اختيار النقطه العلاجيه، وذلك بإختيارك للفقره التابعه للوظيفه( التي تريد التأثير فيها) ،فقد قطعت مشوارا كبيرا جدا في العلاج ....،اما ابتعادك عن النقطه بمقدار 2 مل او 3 مل قد يؤدي الى فشل كامل في المقصد العلاجي المطلوب.

*وليست العبره بكثرة الكؤوس او امتلاء الظهر من اوله لآخره بها... وانما العبره بتشخيص المشكله المرضيه، واختيار المكان الامثل ،والعمل عليه( بالتأثير العلاجي المناسب للحاله).

*وان تكون نقطة العلاج في (منتصف) وسيلة التأثير، فإن كانت الوسيله ابره ،فلابد ان تكون على النقطه مباشرة ،وان كانت كأس حجامه ، فإن النقطه لابد ان تكون في منتصفه تماما .

*وبعض النقاط لها خواص علاجية تتأثر و تختلف باختلاف طرق العلاج ، فتكون لكل طريقه تأثير مغاير لطريقة اخرى .
مثال لذلك النقطة Du2. او قمة الرأس ،او 32 شيخ الحجامين .
فإننا ان قمنا بالتأثير عليها بالتدليك فإنها تساعد في رفع ضغط الدم المنخفض .

وان قمنا بالتأثير عليها بالحجامه الدمويه، فإنها تساعد في خفض ضغط الدم المرتفع .

وان قمنا بالتأثير عليها بالموكسا ، فإنها تساعد في في علاج البواسير أوهبوط الرحم .

*هذا ووجدت مدااارس عديده في تأصيل علم النقاط ،كانت اشملهم مدرسة( الطب الصيني التقليدي) .

كما يوجد مدارس عربيه مثل مدرسة شيخ الحجامين (احمد حفني حفظه الله) .
ثم باقي المدارس الاخرى مثل تقنين مدرسة د.محمود شعراوي
وتقنين مدرسة د.امجد هزاع....وغيرهم .

*ومع تعدد المدارس ،قد يحتاج الانسان الى مدرسه بسيطه سهلة المعرفه وسهلة العلاج .
هذه المدرسة أصل لها منذ سنين (د.هاني الغزاوي) عبر علاج مناطق رؤية الاعضاء على الظهر ،حيث انها
نقاط( مفتاحيه) اي انها تشخيصيه وعلاجية في آن واحد .
نقاط (الظهر ) Back shu points
ونقاط( الامام) Front fu points
المتصله اتصالا وثيقآ بأمراض أعضاء زانج فو ،،،وعندما يطرأ تغيير مرضي على احد اعضاء زانج فو ...فإن رد الفعل الايجابي لهذا التغير سواءا اكان ليونه او حساسيه ،بالامكان اكتشافها في نقطة الشباك الظهري او الامامي (كرد فعل انعكاسي خارجي )للمشكله الداخليه للعضو ... ولذلك يطلق على هذه النقاط (بالنقاط المنبهه) ، وهذا يعني انه كلما تأثر احد الاعضاء الداخليه فإن نقطة الظهر والامام المتصلتان بالعضو بالامكان النصح (بمعالجتهما معآ).
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النقاط فيما يتعلق بترتيب العضو وزوجه ، وكذلك الرمز الظهري للفقره المسئوله عن الوظيفه .
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نبدأ من نقطة الظهر ثم النقطه الاماميه .
الرئه T3= المثانه 13Bl او Ub13
ومن الامام= الرئه Lu 1
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الامعاء الغليظه L4 = مثانه25Ub
ومن الامام= المعده St25
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غلاف القلب T4 او غشاؤه=مثانه14
ومن الامام =رن Ren17
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سان جاو L1=مثانه 22 Ub
ومن الامام= رن5 Ren
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القلبT5=مثانه Ub 15
ومن الامام =رن 14 Ren
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الامعاء الدقيقهS1=مثانهub27
ومن الامام=رن4 Ren
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الكبد T9 = مثانه 18 Ub
ومن الامام=كبد 14 LV
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المرارهT1.= مثانه19 Ub
ومن الامام= مراره GB 24
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الطحال T11 =مثانه 2. Ub
ومن الامام=كبد 13 Lv
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المعده T12=مثانه21 Ub
ومن الامام رن 25 Ren
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الكليهL2=مثانه23 Ub
ومن الامام =مراره 25 Gb
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المثانه البوليه S2 =المثانه28 Ub
ومن الامام =رن 3 Ren
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وللحديث بقيه
شبابيك الاعضاء طريقك نحو علاج فعال.
تفريغ وتنسيق :أسماء آلغباشي.

Front

(CV/REN) Conception Vessel Meridian - The Ren Mai (meridian)

CV 5 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Stone Gate
Pinyin Name: Shi Men
Chinese Character: 石門
Location:3 cun above CV 2 (pubic symphysis).
CV 5 Clinical Usages
Generally, useful for patterns of excess involving the lower abdomen a/or urinary tracts. Not used as often as other CV points.
Mentioned classically to both cause and treat infertility, although the cause may merely be incorrect needling which is specifically mentioned. Modern texts have largely ignored these cautions.
Useful for lower abdominal pain of an excess nature, genital pain/itching, shan disorders, hernia.
Diarrhea, undigested food in stools, poor appetite, abdominal pain, edema.

CV 6 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Sea of Qi
Pinyin Name: Qi Hai
Chinese Character: 氣海
Location:Midway between CV 5 and CV 7, 1.5 cun below CV 8 (umbilicus).
CV 6 Clinical Usages
Generally, useful for Qi tonification.
Women's health - hernia, uterine bleeding, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation / cramps), amenorrhea, leukorrhea.
Men's health - impotence, seminal emission, nighttime urinartion, hernia.
Deficiencies of the lower and middle warmers - abdominal distention, bloating, edema, poor digestion, loose stools, diarrhea, fatigue.
Tonify ST/SP Qi Deficiencies.
Main point for prolapse of any type - rectum, uterus, etc. Lower abdominal and/or genital pain / swelling.
Stroke, loss of consciousness, weakness of the muscles and body generally.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Main point for building and storing Qi (energy), useful for deficiency conditions - asthma, shortness of breath, general fatigue, etc.

CV 12 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Central Venter
Pinyin Name: Zhong Wan
Chinese Character: 中脘
Location: Midway between CV 8 and CV 16, 4 cun above CV 8 (umbilicus).
CV 12 Clinical Usages
CV 12 is useful for middle warmer issues, whereas CV 10 is useful for lower warmer issues and CV 13 is useful for upper warmer issues.
ST patterns arising from an excess or a deficiency, tonify deficient SP patterns (moxa useful) - nearly all digestive issues - pain, bloating, reflux, vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice.
Hui Meeting Point - broad effect on the Fu (hollow) organs in the body.
Stress related digestive disorders (nervous Stomach, heartburn, diarrhea) along with various symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, etc. particularly from worry and/or overthinking..
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used for all digestive issues and esophagus issues, also useful for weight loss.

ST 25 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Celestial Pivot
Pinyin Name: Tianshu
Chinese Character: 天樞
Location: 2 cun lateral to the AML level with CV 8.
ST 25 Clinical Usages
All intestinal issues - constipation, diarrhea, dysentary, distention, pain, masses/accumulations of any type.
Irregular menstruation, painful menstruation, fibroids/cysts, fertility issues and leukorrhea.
Connects the Upper and Lower Warmers (pre & post natal Qi).

Back

GV 14 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Great Hammer
Pinyin Name: Da Zhui
Chinese Character: 大椎
GV 14 Location = C7.
GV 14 Clinical Usages
Meeting point of all yang meridians, GV 14 is indicated for exterior conditions as it expels pathogens and firms the yang; clearing heat and fevers whether mild or severe; and for tonifying the yang and strengthening the neck and spine.
Main point for acute wind cold or wind heat, colds and flu, especially with fever and chills, opens the pores to cause sweating. If a patient with underlying deficiency presents with chills and no fever use moxa.
Main point for reducing high fevers, combine with LU 11, UB 40 (can bleed these points). Main point for summer heat.
Cough, asthma.
Main point for spontaneous sweating from qi deficiency or night sweats from yin deficiency.
Main point for neck and upper back pain and stiffness, combine with GB 20, UB 10, UB 11, UB 12, Bailao, SI 12, SI 13, etc. As the tissue is often thick here, insert slowly and use mild manipulation, then redirect needle towards each shoulder using oblique insertion.
Strengthens the wei qi, wind cold can enter the body through the triangle formed by GV 14 and UB 12. Keep this area warm, supple and flexible with needle, moxa, massage to promote longevity.
Epilepsy, hypertension, insomnia, nosebleed.
Tong Ren/Tam Healing System: Used for bone issues (arthritis, spurs, scoliosis), calcium issues, hand issues.

UB 11 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Great Shuttle
Pinyin Name: Da Zhu
Chinese Character: 大杼
Location: 1.5 cun lateral to GV 13, level with T1.
For point location tips, read our meridian notes; unsure about "cun" measurements, read what is a cun?.
UB 11 Clinical Usages
Wind disorders.
Hui-meeting point of the bones, useful with any bone or problem such as osteoporosis, arthritis, inflammation, sensation of heat in the bones, etc.
Useful adjunctive point to effect the lungs in cases of infections, colds a/or flus or asthma related conditions.
Sea of Blood Point with ST 37 & ST 39. According to the Ling Shu Treatise on the Seas, "when the Sea of blood is full, the patient has the sensation that his body is bigger than it is. One feels uneasy, and does not know the disease; when the Sea of blood is insufficient, one often feels the body is small, one feels uneasy and does not know the disease." May be useful for leukemia, anemia, said to tonify the bone marrow.

UB 13 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Lung Shu
Pinyin Name: Fei Shu
Chinese Character: 肺俞
Location: 1.5 cun lateral to GV 12, level with T3.
UB 13 Clinical Usages
Main point for all Lung related issues from a TCM perspective - tonifies LU Qi and Yin: cough, asthma, bronchitis, sore throat, nasal congestion, shortness of breath, weakness of the voice, consumption, steaming bone disorder, etc.
Useful for skin disorders, itching, acne, hives, etc.
Lung related emotional imbalances such as grief and sadness.
Qi tonification aspects can be increased with the application of moxabustion at this point.

 

UB 14 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Jue Yin Shu (Pericardium Shu)
Pinyin Name: Jue Yin Shu
Chinese Character: 厥陰俞
Location: 1.5 cun lateral to the GV line, level with T4.
UB 14 Clinical Usages
For all heart conditions: palpitations, anxiety, stress, etc. Combine with PC 6 to open the chest (as in the case of plum pit qi). This chest pain can be psycho-emotional (i.e. liver/heart system related in Chinese Medicine terms), or it may be from simple congestion (cough, rebellious qi, shortness of breath, etc.).
Harmonizes the liver - as the "Jueyin Shu" you may also treat LV related conditions such as stagnation of LV Qi - depression, anxiety, panic attacks, etc.

 

UB 15 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Heart Shu
Pinyin Name: Xin Shu
Chinese Character: 心俞
Location: 1.5 cun lateral to GV 11, level with T5.
UB 15 Clinical Usages
Main point for all heart related issues from a TCM perspective, blood and circulatory related issues of an excess or deficient nature.
Nourishes the spirit and calms the shen - main point for all heart related emotional issues: palpitations, anxiety, easily frightened (ht/kd), stress, poor memory. Useful with PC 6, HT 7, CV 14 a/or UB 14.
Particularly important point for insomnia.
Night sweats in Heart Qi a/or Yin deficiency.

UB 17 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Diaphragm Shu
Pinyin Name: Ge Shu
Chinese Character: 膈俞
Location:1.5 cun lateral to GV 9, level with T7.
UB 17 Clinical Usages
Hui-meeting Point of the Blood, useful for all Blood related conditions. Classically combined with UB 19 to create the "Four Flowers" which is used to nourish the Blood, although in clinical practice UB 18 & UB 19 may used equally as often. These conditions may include coughing or vomiting of blood, blood in the stool.
For menstrual problems, from deficiency (scanty, light periods, amenorrhea) or stasis (dark clots, dysmenorrhea).
Important point for red, itchy skin disorders, from heat in the Blood: eczema, carbuncles.
As the "Diaphgram shu" it harmonizes the chest and descends rebellious qi - problems with diaphragmatic breathing or shortness of breath and other diaphragm related conditions such as belching or hiatal hernia.
Chest / cardiac pain, also psychological "heart" related conditions - manic depression.
A range of digestive issues, particularly those involving rebellious qi - vomiting, epigastric pain, reflux.

UB 18 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Liver Shu
Pinyin Name: Gan Shu
Chinese Character: 肝俞
Location:1.5 cun lateral to GV 8, level with T9.
UB 18 Clinical Usages
Main point for all Liver related conditions in TCM terms - physical and psycho-emotional.
Physical liver issues such as - hepatitis, jaundice, cirrhosis. Generalized blood stagnation, qi stagnation, etc.
Brightens the eyes - important point for eye problems, pain, itching, dryness, redness, blurred vision, visual dizziness, twitching, night blindness.
Spreads liver qi and stablizes the spirit - important point for LV related emotional issues such as anger, depression, irritability, frustration, stress a/or PMS.
Useful for hypochondriac a/or subcostal pain/distention.

UB 19 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Gallbladder Shu
Pinyin Name: Dan Shu
Chinese Character: 膽俞
Location:1.5 cun lateral to GV 7, level with T10.
UB 19 Clinical Usages
Shao Yang level diseases, alternating fever and chills.
Main point for damp heat in the Liver and Gall Bladder: hepatitis, cholecystitis, jaundice, vomiting, flank pain and distension, bitter taste in the mouth. Often combined with the LV Shu (UB 18).
UB 17 & UB 19 are classcially known as the "Four Flowers," useful for tonifying the Blood.
Pain along the GB meridian (sides of the body) from any etiology, intercostal neuralgia, rib pain, trauma, herpes zoster.
Gall Bladder related emotional issues: indecision, timidity, fear. As well as damp-heat related psycho-emotional issues such as insomnia, anxiety (often with bitter taste in the mouth), palpitations.

UB 20 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Spleen Shu
Pinyin Name: Pi Shu
Chinese Character: 脾俞
Location: 1.5 cun lateral to GV 6, level with T11.
UB 20 Clinical Usages
Main point for all Spleen problems from a TCM perspective of both the physical organ functions and the energetic/psychological relationships.
Physical spleen issues - distention, abdominal pain, bloating, poor appetite along with more involved conditions - dysentary, malarial diseases.
Blood related conditions - heavy menstrual bleeding, uterine bleeding, blood in the stools and/or urine.
Commonly used for SP Qi Deficiency: fatigue (can be heavy, spreading through the limbs/heaviness), lack of appetite, abdominal bloating a/or distention, undigested food in the stools, chronic diarrhea a/or belching.

 

UB 21 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Stomach Shu
Pinyin Name: Wei Shu
Chinese Character: 胃俞
Location:1.5 cun lateral to GV line, level with T12.
UB 21 Clinical Usages
Main point for all Stomach related issues in TCM diagnostic terms - harmonizes the stomach, transforms damp and resolves stagnation: food stagnation, abdominal distention, borborygmus, mouth ulcers, vomiting, belching, nausea, etc.
Dissolve accumulations/lumps in the abdomen, combine with Pigen (point for lumps, tumors), 3.5 cun lateral to the lower border of L1. Due to the same qi stagnation resolving functions it may also be useful for pain in the chest, stomach/spleen area and lateral costal margin area.
As the point also regulates the upward rising qi functions, it is used for prolapse of the rectum and uses with other points for hiatal hernias.

UB 22 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Triple Burner Shu
Pinyin Name: San Jiao Shu
Chinese Character: 三焦俞
Location: 1.5 cun lateral to GV 5, level with L1.
UB 22 Clinical Usages
As Triple Heater Shu this point effects conditions related to imbalances between the upper and lower parts of the body especially those related to water: edema, bloating, ascites, borborygmus, difficult or painful urination, urinary retention.
With its ability to move water accumulations also useful for certain damp related issues in the head such as headaches and visual dizziness.
Uses with alternating chills and fever, jaundice and other issues involving difficulty digesting foods.

UB 23 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Kidney Shu
Pinyin Name: Shen Shu
Chinese Character: 腎俞
Location:1.5 cun lateral to GV 4, level with L2.
UB 23 Clinical Usages
For all Kidney system related issues from a Chinese Medicine perspective which effect the brain, bone, hair, teeth a/or hearing.
Male deficiency related sexual problems: impotence, premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, sterility, exhaustion following ejaculation.
Female sexual and reproductive disorders: irregular cycles, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, cold uterus, frigidity, infertility, leukorrhea.
Tonification point in deficiency conditions: exhaustion, weakness, chronic fatique, good point for the elderly as Kidney Jing is naturally depleted.
Main point for acute or chronic low back pain, sprains a/or strains.
Useful for KD related ear issues: tinnitus, deafness, chronic ear infections.
Useful for dampness issues and water metabolism issues - edema, fluid retentions in the lower abdomen.
As the kidney system provides the root of the bodies energy many psychological conditions will respond well to tonification of this point as well - depression, anxiety disorders.

UB 25 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Large Intestine Shu
Pinyin Name: Da Chang Shu
Chinese Character: 大腸俞
Location: 1.5 cun lateral to GV 3, level with L4

UB 25 Clinical Usages
Main point for low back pain especially when related to constipation a/or menstruation. Combine with local points such as GV 3, UB 26, Shiqizhui (between L5 and S1), UB 31, UB 32, GB 30 & distal points such as GB 34, GB 39, GB 41, UB 40, UB 57, UB 58, UB 60 & UB 62.
Main point for all intestine related issues: constipation, diarrhea, dysentery, colitis, IBS, etc.
Regulates the function in the colon so as potential uses for poor assimilation, limited weight gain despite eating many calories.

UB 27 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Small Intestine Shu
Pinyin Name: Xiao Chang Shu
Chinese Character: 小腸俞
Location:1.5 cun lateral to GV line, level with 1st PSF.
UB 27 Clinical Usages
Main point for all Small Intestine related issues.
Damp heat effecting the bladder (difficult or painful urination, hematuria, dark urine).
Damp heat effecting the intestines (diarrhea, hemorrhoids, dysentary).
Other lower warmer discharges - leukorrhea, seminal emission

UB 28 Acupuncture Point
English Name: Bladder Shu
Pinyin Name: Pang Guang Shu
Chinese Character: 膀胱俞
Location:1.5 cun lateral to GV line, level with 2nd PSF.
UB 28 Clinical Usages
Main point for all Bladder issues: from damp heat (painful a/or dark urination), from cold (frequent urination, incontinence)
For damp-heat anywhere in the body, combine with SP 9 to expel dampness through urination - diarrhea, constipation, sore back, infections and/or swellings in the lower warmer..

 

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