Lung 10 (LU10) – Yu Ji, Fish Border

Lung 10 (LU10), also known as Yu Ji or Fish Border, is an important acupuncture point on the horse’s forelimb. It is often used to support lung function and address mouth-related 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

LU10 is located on the inside of the forelimb, in the soft tissue between the first and second metacarpal bones, roughly at the level of the fetlock joint.

Functions

LU10 is used to support breathing, for coughs, mouth inflammations, and to promote general well-being.

Indicators

Sore Throat / Throat Irritation

Safety

LU10 should only be treated by trained individuals, as the point is sensitive and close to blood vessels. Make sure the horse is calm and avoid causing unnecessary pain.

Medical information

LU10 is located medially on the forelimb, distal to the head of the splint bone, in the soft tissue between the medial and intermediate metacarpal bones, at the level of the fetlock.

LU10 clears heat in the lung and mouth region, supports moistening of mucous membranes, and is used for acute inflammation of the upper respiratory tract and stomatitis.

Caution is required when needling LU10, as it is close to the common palmar digital artery. Use aseptic technique and ensure the horse is calmly restrained.

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