Large Intestine 12 (LI12) – Lateral upper arm, 1 cun above LI11

Large Intestine 12 (LI12) is an acupuncture point on the horse's upper forelimb, commonly used to support muscle function and address local issues.
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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

LI12 is located on the lateral upper forelimb, about 1 cun (thumb width) proximal to LI11, just above the elbow.

Functions

LI12 is traditionally used to relieve muscle tension and local pain in the upper forelimb.

Indicators

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Safety

This point should be used with care, especially in sensitive or injured horses. Always consult a professional if unsure.

Medical information

LI12 is located on the lateral upper forelimb, 1 cun proximal to LI11, along the line connecting LI11 to the acromion. Precise location may vary with muscle tone.

LI12 is used to treat local myopathies, muscle tension, and to support elbow mobility. It may also be indicated for paralysis or weakness of the forelimb.

At LI12, be mindful of the proximity to major nerves and vessels. Improper or overly deep needling may cause local irritation.

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