Small Intestine 1 (SI1) – Shaoze, Lesser Marsh
Small Intestine 1 (SI1), also known as Shaoze or Lesser Marsh, is an important acupuncture point at the start of the small intestine meridian in horses.
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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
SI1 is located on the outside of the front hoof, right at the coronary band, at the very end of the small toe.
Functions
SI1 is traditionally used to support cases of fever, colic, urinary issues, and to promote milk flow.
Indicators
Safety
Stimulation of this point should be done carefully, as it can be sensitive. Always consult a professional if unsure.
Medical information
SI1 is located laterally at the coronary band of the lateral digit of the forelimb, immediately distal to the hoof wall.
SI1 is used for treating fever, anuria, mastitis, colic, and to promote lactation. It can also be used in emergencies for acute stagnation.
SI1 is safe when used correctly, but stimulation should be avoided in cases of local inflammation or hoof injury.
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