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Bladder

BL2

攒竹 · Zanzhu

Gathered Bamboo

Inner eyebrow notch. Light touch only.

Local eyebrow point

Use caution

System

Channel
Bladder (BL)
Element
Water
Yin or yang
yang
Organ system
Bladder
Region
Head and face
Limb rule
Foot Taiyang
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Where it is

At the inner end of the eyebrow, in the notch above the inner corner of the eye.

Nearby: The eye. Frontal sinus above. Shallow tissue.

Traditionally said to

Local point for frontal headache, sinus pressure, and twitching around the eye in channel teaching.

What people look up

Acupressure

Fingertip in the notch, upward into the brow, not down into the eye, 20–40 seconds.

When not to press: Eye pain, vision change, or a severe one-sided headache of sudden onset needs care.

About 30–90 seconds is the usual window, unless the step above is shorter. Stop if pain, dizziness, or anything unusual shows up.

Licensed practice only

Needle depth, angle, electroacupuncture

Textbook language for students. Not instructions. A cun is a body-inch on that person, not a ruler inch. Do not needle yourself.

Depth

Transverse subcutaneously, often 0.3–0.5 cun toward the middle of the brow. Not deep toward the eye.

Angle

Transverse, lateral along the brow or slightly inferior in some styles — never into the orbit.

Electroacupuncture

Introductory charts rarely assign a standard electroacupuncture setting here. Clinics that use current choose frequency and intensity for that person. No milliamp figure is given, because copying one would be misleading.

Nearby on this channel

Herbs often paired for a similar pattern

Tags

zanzhu · cuanzhu · eyebrow · sinus

Educational reference only. Acupressure descriptions are for learning and gentle self-care. Do not needle yourself. Stop if pain, dizziness, or unusual symptoms occur. Seek licensed care for illness, pregnancy, or injury.