Gallbladder 17 (GB17) – Lateral occiput upper

GB17 is an acupuncture point located on the lateral back of the horse's head. It belongs to the Gall Bladder meridian and is often used to support overall well-being.
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Location

GB17 is located on the lateral back of the head, about halfway between the base of the ear and the midline of the skull, slightly above the nuchal crest.

Functions

GB17 can be used for calming and to support in cases of headaches or tension. It is also used for certain neurological issues.

Indicators

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Safety

This point should only be treated by experienced individuals, as the area is sensitive. Always observe the horse's reaction.

Medical information

GB17 is located on the Gall Bladder meridian, lateral to the occiput, approximately 2 cun above GB16, on a line between the base of the ear and the skull midline.

GB17 is used for treating headaches, dizziness, neurological disorders, and for sedation. It influences the circulation of Qi in the head region.

Caution is required when needling, as the area is thinly muscled and close to sensitive structures. Aseptic technique and calm handling are essential.

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