(6) Shaoze (SI 1):
Location: It is 0.1 cun beside the ulnar comer of the nail of little finger (Fig. 2-12).
Indications: Milky eye, sore throat, stroke with coma, febrile diseases, oligogalactia after childbirth, red and swollen tongue, and headache.

(7) Qian'gu (SI 2):
Location: It is at the ulnar end of the crease of 5th meta-carpophalangeal joint when the hand is clenched in a fist and on the dorsopalmar
boundary (Fig. 2-12).

Indications: Febrile diseases, headache, eye pain, sore throat, numbness of fingers, deafness, red and swollen tongue, pain and swelling of cheek, chest distress, and failure to lactate after childbirth.

(8) Houxi ( SI 3) :
Location: In a depression proximal to the 5th metacarpo-phalangeal joint when the hand is clenched in a fist and on the dorsopalmar boundary (Fig. 2-12).

Indications : Headache, stiff neck, pain of back and waist, psychosis, malaria, deafness, milky eye, nasal bleeding, toothache on upper jaw, spasms and pain in elbow and arm, and spasms in fingers.

(9) Wan'gu (SI 4):
Location: On the dorsal side of hand and in a depression formed by base of 5th metacarpal, pisiform and hamate bones (Fig. 2-12).
Indications: Febrile diseases, jaundice, spasms in fingers, wrist pain, headache, tinnitus, and pain in shoulder, arm and nape.

(10) Yanggu (SI 5):
Location: On the ulnar side of wrist joint and in a depression distal to the capitulum of ulna bone (Fig. 2-12).

Indications: Swelling of neck and chin, tinnitus, deaf-ness, psychosis, convulsions, febrile diseases, pain of lateral side of arm, stiff tongue, lockjaw, and eye pain.

(11) Guanchong (TE 1) :
Location: It is 0.1 cun beside the ulnar comer of nail of ring finger (Fig. 2-12).
Indications: Headache, red eye, sore throat, febrile diseases, irritability, and stiffness and pain of tongue.

(12) Zhongzhu (TE 3) :
Location: In a depression proximal to and between the capitula of 4th and 5th metacarpal bones when the hand isclenched in a fist (Fig. 2-12).

Indications: Tinnitus, deafness, migraine, stiff neck, red eye, sore throat, febrile diseases, pain in fingers with difficult extension, malaria, and redness, swelling and pain in hand and arm.

(13) Yemen (TE 2) :
Location: In a depression distal to and between the carpophalangeal joints of ring and little fingers when the hand is clenched in a fist (Fig. 2-12).

Indications: Migraine, red eye, deafness, sore throat, malaria, and pain in hand and arm.

(14) Vangchi (TE 4) :
Location: On the dorsal crease of wrist and in a depression on the ulnar border of common extensor muscle of fingers (Fig. 2-12).

Indications: Wrist, shoulder, and back pain, malaria, lumbago, diabetes mellitus, redness and swelling of ear auricle, deafness, and tinnitus.