Large Intestine 1 (LI1) – Shangyang, Shangyang

Large Intestine 1 (LI1), also known as Shangyang, is an important acupuncture point at the start of the large intestine meridian. It is often used for head issues or to support intestinal 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

LI1 is located at the medial hoof coronet of the forelimb, right next to the coronet band. It is easy to find by looking at the inner edge of the hoof.

Functions

This point can help relieve head pain and support digestion. It is also used for fever or dental issues.

Indicators

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Safety

Caution is needed when treating this point, as it is located near the hoof coronet. Always apply gently and under supervision.

Medical information

LI1 is located at the medial coronet of the forehoof, just distal to the medial cartilage, in the depression between the hoof wall and the skin.

LI1 is used to clear heat, promote consciousness, and open sensory orifices. It is indicated for colic, fever, dental disorders, and acute inflammations in the head region.

LI1 is very superficial and should be needled with fine needles to avoid injuring the sensitive structures near the coronet.

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