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Spleen

SP15

大横 · Daheng

Great Horizontal

Well out from the navel, a spleen abdomen point.

Local abdominal point

Use caution

System

Channel
Spleen (SP)
Element
Earth
Yin or yang
yin
Organ system
Spleen
Region
Abdomen
Limb rule
Foot Taiyin
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Where it is

On the abdomen, about four thumb-widths lateral to the navel, on the nipple line in many teaching descriptions.

Nearby: Side of the abdomen. Organs lie deep. Gentle only.

Traditionally said to

A spleen-channel abdomen point for bowel rumbling and lower abdominal chill in traditional language.

What people look up

Acupressure

Palm pressure, 30–45 seconds, both sides if comfortable.

When not to press: Skip in pregnancy unless a licensed person is guiding you, and skip severe pain.

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

Common textbook range: about 0.7–1.2 cun perpendicular. Abdominal depth is highly individual.

Angle

Perpendicular.

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

daheng · abdomen

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.