Pressure Point: BL 35 – Huiyang

  • Name (Chinese): Huiyang – (會陽)
  • Name (English): Meeting of Yang
  • Introduction: Huiyang, also known as the Meeting of Yang, is a significant acupressure point located on either side of the coccyx tip. It plays a crucial role in traditional Chinese medicine for addressing various health concerns.

Location

This point is located on either side of the coccyx tip, approximately 0.5 cun lateral to the posterior midline of he body.

BL 35 Huiyang

Pressure Point Identification

  • Begin by locating the tip of the coccyx, situated above the anus. From this point, measure 0.5 cun in the lateral direction to identify the specific location of Huiyang.

Benefits

  • Alleviates lower back pain
  • Supports reproductive system health
  • Addresses conditions related to the pelvic area

Technique

Apply gentle and steady pressure using the thumbs or fingers. Circular or pulsating motions can be effective. Adjust the pressure based on comfort and individual response.

Precautions

  • Be cautious with pressure intensity, especially for individuals with sensitivity in the coccyx area.
  • Avoid excessive force or discomfort during stimulation.

Conditions Treated

  • Coccyx pain
  • Menstrual disorders
  • Pelvic discomfort
  • Lower back tension

Related Points

  • BL 36 (Chengfu): Located below Huiyang, it complements the effects on lower back pain.
  • BL 34 (Xia Liao): Addresses pelvic disorders and supports the benefits of Huiyang.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can Huiyang BL 35 help with sciatic pain?

While Huiyang BL-35 primarily focuses on lower back and pelvic issues, its indirect effects may contribute to relief in some cases of sciatic pain.

Is there a specific time or frequency for stimulating Huiyang BL 35?

The point can be stimulated as needed, but regular sessions, such as once a day, may provide cumulative benefits for chronic conditions.

Are there any emotional benefits associated with Huiyang BL 35 stimulation?

Some practitioners believe that Huiyang’s connection to the sacral area may influence emotions, potentially promoting a sense of balance and stability.

Pressure points – Bladder Meridian (BL)