Kidney 7 (KI7) – Fuliu, Returning Current

Kidney 7 (KI7), also known as Fuliu or Returning Current, is an important acupuncture point on the horse’s hind limb. It is often used to support kidney function and regulate water balance.
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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

KI7 is located on the hind limb, about two thumb-widths above KI3, just behind the tibia. Look for a small depression on the inside of the leg.

Functions

This point is used to strengthen kidney energy, regulate water balance, and assist with swelling or sweating.

Indicators

Problems in the Kidney Region, Urogenital Support (adjunctive), Effusion, Edema, Fluid Regulation, Sweating Pattern

Safety

Treatment of this point should only be performed by experienced individuals, as improper use may cause discomfort. Ensure the horse is calm during the procedure.

Medical information

KI7 is located on the medial aspect of the hind limb, cranial to the Achilles tendon insertion, 2 cun proximal to KI3, in a distinct depression between the tibia and the tendon.

KI7 tonifies kidney Qi, regulates urination, treats edema and sweating disorders, and is used for hind limb weakness.

Caution is advised in horses with sensitive hind limbs or acute lameness. Aseptic technique and calm restraint are essential to avoid stress and complications.

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