Stomach 11 (ST11) – Qishe, Qi Abode

Stomach 11 (ST11), also called Qishe, is an important acupuncture point located on the horse's neck. It is often used to support breathing and address throat issues.
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Location

ST11 is located on the neck, in a depression in front of the insertion of the sternocephalicus muscle, approximately at the level of the larynx.

Functions

ST11 can help ease breathing, resolve phlegm, and relieve tension in the throat area.

Indicators

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Safety

ST11 is located near important blood vessels and nerves. Only experienced individuals should use this point to avoid injury.

Medical information

ST11 is located in the depression between the sternocephalicus and brachiocephalicus muscles, at the thoracic outlet, approximately midway between the larynx and the shoulder.

ST11 is used to treat dyspnea, cough, laryngeal edema, dysphagia, and local myopathies. It regulates Qi in the neck region and can be supportive in cases of stagnation or blockages.

ST11 is lateral to the carotid artery, jugular vein, and close to the vagus nerve. Needling should be performed with great caution and only by professionals to avoid vascular or nerve injury.

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