Camelid Acupuncture Points Atlas | Commonly Used Camelid Acupoints

Camelid Acupuncture Points Atlas | International Veterinary & Research Reference
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Camelid Acupuncture Points Atlas

English-first international veterinary atlas of commonly used camelid acupuncture points for research and clinical reference, with Chinese names shown inside point cards and table entries. Built upon practical veterinary literature and TCVM integration standards, serving as a specialized reference guide.

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Atlas Overview

Species-Specific Focus

Livestock & Camelid atlas

Designed specifically for camelid acupuncture references. It follows an English-first structure consistent across veterinary species atlas pages with integrated Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) data.

Species: CamelidAtlas PageResearch Reference

Bilingual Integration

English primary / 中文 in point entries

Point names are presented primarily in English transliteration and standard code format. Chinese characters and location notes appear within point cards and tables for clear bilingual reference.

EN Primary中文对照可见Atlas Style

Clinical & Research Scope

Compiled literature + livestock practice

Camelid acupuncture information integrates practical livestock references and compiled literature. Clinical applications should always be confirmed by a qualified veterinarian.

TCVM StandardsVet ConfirmationResearch Focused

Commonly Used Points

EX - Fenshui (分水)

Nasolabial midline / heat and pain

Code: Fenshui (分水)

Region: Head & Nose

Research use: Heatstroke, cold pain, digestive discomfort.

Core 1Common

EX - Tongguan (通关)

Tongue vein / heat-clearing and abdominal pain

Code: Tongguan (通关)

Region: Oral cavity

Research use: Tongue sores, internal heat, abdominal pain.

Core 2Common

EX - Suokou (锁口)

Mouth corner posterior point / jaw and tetanus support

Code: Suokou (锁口)

Region: Head & Mouth

Research use: Facial spasm, tetanus, cheek swelling.

Core 3Common

BL - Jingming (睛明)

Inner eye corner / ocular support

Code: Jingming (睛明)

Region: Head & Eye

Research use: Conjunctivitis, keratitis, corneal opacity.

Core 4Common

EX - Erjian (耳尖)

Ear tip vein / heat-clearing point

Code: Erjian (耳尖)

Region: Ear

Research use: Heatstroke, poisoning, common cold, fever.

Core 5Common

GV14 - Dazhui (大椎)

Cervicothoracic midline / fever and respiratory support

Code: Dazhui (大椎)

Region: Back

Research use: Common cold, fever, indigestion, epilepsy.

Core 6Common
Reference Note These points represent essential entries for camelid veterinary research, spanning digestive, respiratory, neurological, musculoskeletal, and reproductive categories.

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Common Camelid Acupoints

No.CodeEnglish Name中文名PinyinRegionLocation SummaryResearch Use
1EXFenshui分水FēnshuǐHead & NoseMidline below the nostrilsHeatstroke, cold pain
2EXTongguan通关TōngguānOral cavityUnder tongue, beside frenulum veinTongue sores, internal heat, abdominal pain
3EXSuokou锁口SuǒkǒuHead & MouthPosterior to mouth cornerTetanus, facial distortion, cheek swelling
4EXKaiguan开关KāiguānHead & MouthPosterior extension of the mouth corner lineTetanus, facial distortion, jaw swelling
5EXBishu鼻俞BíshūHead & NoseAbove the nostrilsLung heat, dyspnea, heat disease
6EXBiQue鼻缺BíquēHead & NoseOuter side of nostrilsLung heat, common cold
7EXXuetang血堂XuètángHead & Nose3 cm above BishuLung heat, common cold
8EXSanjiang三江SānjiāngHead & EyeVascular fork below inner eye cornerCorneal haze, conjunctivitis
9BL1Jingming睛明JīngmíngHead & EyeInner eye cornerLiver-heat eye disease, corneal haze
10EXYanmài眼脉YǎnmàiHead & EyePosteroinferior to outer eye cornerConjunctivitis, corneal haze
11EXLonghui龙会LónghuìHeadMidpoint between eyebrow ridgesBrain heat, epilepsy
12EXDafengmen大风门DàfēngménHead & NeckTop of head under mane lineBrain heat, tetanus
13EXNaoding脑顶NǎodǐngHeadDepression above occiputBrain heat, epilepsy
14EXErjian耳尖ĚrjiānEarEar tip veinHeatstroke, common cold, poisoning
15EXFengmen风门FēngménHead & NeckBehind ear, anterior edge of atlas wingTetanus, neck rheumatism
16EXFutu伏兔FútùHead & NeckPosterior to ear, behind atlas wingTetanus, neck rheumatism
17EXJiuwei九委JiǔwěiNeckNine-point line in cervical muscle grooveNeck rheumatism, tetanus
18EXXiuhuang嗅黄XiùhuángNoseOpening of nasolacrimal ductLiver-heat eye disease, corneal haze
19EXJingmai颈脉JǐngmàiNeckMidpoint of jugular grooveBrain heat, heatstroke, poisoning, tetanus
20EXQianfeng前峰QiánfēngShoulderDepression in front of withers peakShoulder sprain, cough, asthma
21EXFengjian峰尖FēngjiānShoulderDepression in front of major peakShoulder sprain, cough, asthma
22EXJishu脊俞JǐshūBackMidline between the shoulder peaksShoulder sprain, cough, asthma
23EXHoufeng后峰HòufēngShoulderDepression in front of rear peakShoulder sprain, cough, asthma
24BL26Guanyuan Shu关元俞GuānyuánshūBackNear last rib, 12 cm from midlineImpaction, bloating, diarrhea, back pain
25BL25Dachang Shu大肠俞DàchángshūBackNext to last intercostal grooveImpaction, bloating, diarrhea, back pain
26BL21Weishu胃俞WèishūBackSecond last intercostal grooveIndigestion, cold stomach, bloating
27BL20Pishu脾俞PíshūBackThird last intercostal grooveIndigestion, cold stomach, bloating
28BL18Ganshu肝俞GānshūBackFourth last intercostal grooveJaundice, liver-heat eye disease
29BL13Feishu肺俞FèishūBackFifth last intercostal grooveHeat cough, pulmonary pain
30BL27Yaohou腰后YāohòuLower BackBeside lumbar vertebrae 3-4Lumbosacral rheumatism, sprain, weakness
31BL28Pangguang Shu膀胱俞PángguāngshūSacrumBeside sacral vertebrae 2-3Urinary disease, bloating, diarrhea
32GV20Baihui百会BǎihuìLumbosacralLumbosacral junction depressionLumbosacral sprain, hindquarter paralysis
33BL23Shenshu肾俞ShènshūLumbosacralBeside Baihui, 6 cm lateralLumbosacral rheumatism, weakness
34EXShenpeng肾棚ShènpéngLumbosacral6 cm anterior to ShenshuLumbosacral rheumatism, weakness
35EXShenjiao肾角ShènjiǎoLumbosacral6 cm posterior to ShenshuLumbosacral rheumatism, weakness
36EXXiongtang胸堂XiōngtángChestVessel line beside sternumHeat in heart and lung, heatstroke
37EXDaimai带脉DàimàiThoraxThoracic external vein near elbowIntestinal heat, heatstroke, cold pain
38EXYunmen云门YúnménAbdomenAbdominal midline near umbilical regionAscites
39EXHouhai后海HòuhǎiTail BaseBetween anus and tail rootImpaction, diarrhea, rectal atony, infertility
40EXWeigen尾根WěigēnTailMove-still junction of tail baseLumbosacral sprain, rheumatism, tetanus
41EXWeipang尾旁WěipángTail4.5 cm lateral to tail rootLumbosacral sprain, rheumatism
42EXWeiben尾本WěiběnTailMidline on tail underside near baseLumbosacral rheumatism, tail paralysis, constipation
43EXWeijian尾尖WěijiānTailTail tipHeatstroke, common cold, overwork, fever
44EXBojian膊尖BójiānForelimbScapular front angle depressionForelimb rheumatism, shoulder pain
45EXBolan膊栏BólánForelimbAbout 9 cm anterior to BojianForelimb rheumatism, shoulder pain
46EXJianjing肩井JiānjǐngShoulderDepression at shoulder apexForelimb rheumatism, sprain
47EXJianyu肩髃JiānyúShoulderAnterior-inferior shoulder joint depressionShoulder pain, forelimb rheumatism
48EXJianwaiyu肩外髃JiānwàiyúShoulderPosterior shoulder joint depressionShoulder pain, forelimb rheumatism
49EXQiangfeng抢风QiāngfēngForelimbPosterior to shoulder jointForelimb rheumatism, sprain, numbness
50EXChongtian冲天ChōngtiānForelimb6 cm behind QiangfengForelimb rheumatism, numbness
51EXJiaqi夹气JiāqìAxillaAxillary centerScapular strain
52EXZhoushu肘俞ZhóushūForelimbDepression between lateral epicondyle and olecranonElbow swelling, forelimb paralysis
53EXGuoliang过梁GuòliángForelimbLowest point of swollen carpal bursaCarpal bursal swelling
54EXQian Chanwan前缠腕Qián ChánwànForelimbVascular point above fetlockJoint swelling, tendonitis
55EXYongquan涌泉YǒngquánForehoofDepression proximal to hoof cleftHoof swelling, sprain, heatstroke
56EXQian Tiji前蹄夹Qián TíjiāForehoofProximal hind edge of hoof capsuleHoof canal pain, joint pain
57EXQian Timen前蹄门Qián TíménForehoofRear border of hoof bulbHoof swelling, overwork
58EXHuanhou环后HuánhòuHindlimbDepression above greater trochanterHindlimb rheumatism, hip pain
59EXDaku大胯DàkuàHindlimbAnterior to hip jointHindlimb rheumatism, sprain
60EXXiaoku小胯XiǎokuàHindlimbPosterior to DakuHindlimb rheumatism, hip pain
61EXHangou汗沟HàngōuHindlimbHamstring grooveHindlimb rheumatism, sprain
62EXYangwa仰瓦YǎngwǎHindlimbBelow HangouHindlimb rheumatism, sprain
63EXShentang肾堂ShèntángHindlimbSubcutaneous saphenous vein on inner thighKidney heat, lumbosacral sprain, ventral edema
64EXLuecao掠草LüècǎoHindlimbDepression lateral to patellaKnee joint pain, musculoskeletal pain
65EXHou Chanwan后缠腕Hòu ChánwànHindlimbVascular point above plantargrade fetlockFetlock swelling/pain, tendonitis
66EXDishui滴水DīshuǐHindhoofDepression proximal to hind hoof cleftHoof swelling, sprain, heatstroke
67EXHòu Tíjiā后蹄夹Hòu TíjiāHindhoofProximal hind edge of hind hoof capsuleHoof canal pain, joint pain
68EXHòu Tímén后蹄门Hòu TíménHindhoofRear border of hind hoof bulbHoof swelling, overwork

Frequently Asked Questions

What species are covered in this camelid acupuncture atlas?

This atlas covers common domestic and working camelids, specifically alpacas and llamas, integrating traditional veterinary knowledge with structured international references.

How are point names and locations organized?

Points follow standard veterinary nomenclature, featuring English transliteration as primary identifiers, complemented by Chinese characters, pinyin, precise anatomical descriptions, and clinical research indications.

Can these points be used for clinical veterinary diagnosis?

All acupuncture and TCVM applications presented are intended for academic research and professional veterinary reference. Clinical treatments must be performed or supervised by a licensed veterinarian.

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