Yin Linking 6 – Qimen, LV14

The point LV14, also known as Qimen, is the last point on the Liver meridian and is located in the chest area. It is often used to support liver function and in cases of emotional imbalance.

Location

Qimen (LV14) is located on the lateral chest wall, in the sixth intercostal space, just below the ribcage.

Functions

LV14 can help support the liver, relieve tension in the chest area, and promote emotional balance.

Indicators

Safety

This point should be treated with caution as it is close to important organs. Its use requires a thorough knowledge of anatomy.

Medical information

LV14 is located in the sixth intercostal space, on the midline between elbow and shoulder, approximately at elbow level, ventrolateral on the thorax.

Qimen (LV14) is used to regulate Liver Qi, for thoracic stagnation, mastitis, intercostal neuralgia, and to support emotional imbalances.

Caution with deep needling due to risk of lung or liver injury. Use only with thorough anatomical knowledge.

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