Large Intestine 7 (LI7) – Wenliu, Warm Flow

Large Intestine 7 (LI7), also known as Wenliu, is an acupuncture point on the large intestine meridian in horses. It is often used to support acute conditions.
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Location

LI7 is located on the forelimb, about 5 cun proximal to LI5, on the line connecting LI5 to LI11, on the lateral aspect of the forearm.

Functions

Wenliu is traditionally used to relieve pain and treat acute inflammation along the large intestine meridian.

Indicators

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Safety

This point should only be treated by trained individuals to avoid injury or discomfort to the horse.

Medical information

LI7 is located 5 cun proximal to LI5, on the line to LI11, between the extensor carpi radialis and common digital extensor muscles.

LI7 is used for acute pain, inflammation, and to support fever along the large intestine meridian. It can also be applied for certain skin conditions and immune modulation.

Caution with deep needling, as important vascular and nerve structures are nearby. Do not use in cases of local infection or trauma.

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