Gallbladder 7 (GB7) – Qubin, Crook of Temple

GB7, also known as Qubin, is an acupuncture point on the Gallbladder meridian and is used in horses to support the head region.
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Note: The points shown on the 3D model do not correspond to the exact anatomical location. They serve only as a guide to help you find the respective acupuncture points.

Location

GB7 is located on the lateral side of the head, above the zygomatic arch, approximately halfway between the base of the ear and the outer corner of the eye.

Functions

GB7 can help with issues in the head region, such as headaches or tension, and is often used to promote local circulation.

Indicators

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Safety

This point should only be treated by trained individuals, as it is located near sensitive structures in the head region.

Medical information

GB7 is located cranial to the zygomatic arch, on the line connecting the base of the ear to the outer canthus, in a small depression above the zygomatic arch.

Indicated for headaches, temporomandibular joint issues, local pain, and to support circulation and relaxation in the head region.

Caution is advised due to the proximity of nerves and blood vessels; deep or aggressive needling should be avoided.

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