Small Intestine 7 (SI7) – Zhizheng, Branch of the Upright

Small Intestine 7 (SI7), also known as Zhizheng, is an important acupuncture point on the horse's forelimb. It is often used to support the musculoskeletal system.
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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

SI7 is located on the forelimb, approximately 5 cun proximal to SI5, on the line between the elbow and the carpus, on the lateral side of the limb.

Functions

SI7 can be used to relieve limb pain, in cases of lameness, and to support the horse during emotional stress.

Indicators

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Safety

Treatment of this point should be performed carefully to avoid irritating the surrounding tissue. If unsure, always consult a professional.

Medical information

SI7 is located 5 cun proximal to SI5, on the line connecting the olecranon and the lateral carpal joint, in the groove between the extensor carpi ulnaris and flexor carpi ulnaris muscles.

SI7 is the Xi-cleft point of the Small Intestine meridian, used to treat acute pain, swelling, and emotional imbalances. It also influences the connection with the Heart meridian.

When needling SI7, be aware of the proximity to nerves and vessels. Too deep or improper needling may cause local irritation.

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