Kidney 3 (KI3) – Taixi, Great Stream

Kidney 3 (KI3), also known as Taixi, is an important acupuncture point on the horse's hind limb, frequently used to support kidney function.
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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

KI3 is located on the medial side of the hind limb, in the depression between the fetlock and the calcaneus, just behind the splint bone.

Functions

Taixi is used to strengthen kidney energy, in cases of weakness, back problems, or to support the musculoskeletal system.

Indicators

Problems in the Kidney Region, Reproductive Support (adjunctive), Urogenital Support (adjunctive), Reduced Urinary Flow, Ataxia / Coordination Problems, Tremors, Dizziness, Fatigue / Exhaustion, Weakness, Hypersensitivity, Heel Sensitivity, Hoof Sensitivity, Distal Sensitivity, Distal Stiffness, Distal Pain / Swelling, Distal Disorders, Lower Leg Tension, Tarsus / Hock Problems, Hindquarter Tension, Starting Pain, Weak Impulsion, Shortened stride, Gait instability, Distal lameness, Lameness, Cold Sensitivity

Safety

This point is located near sensitive structures, so caution is required. Only use on a calm horse and with proper technique.

Medical information

KI3 is located in the depression between the medial malleolus of the tibia and the tuber calcanei, at the level of the fetlock joint.

KI3 tonifies kidney Yin and Yang, strengthens the lumbar region, supports the hind limbs, and is used for lameness, back pain, and reproductive disorders.

KI3 is close to vessels and tendons. Needling should be performed with anatomical precision to avoid injury.

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