LV02 Xingjian (Passing Between)

行間xíng jiānXingjian

Liver Meridian

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Location of acupuncture point LV02 Xingjian (Passing Between)
101
Indications
87
Protocols
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Location

On the dorsum of the foot between 1st and 2nd toe proximal to the margin of the web at the junction of the red and white skin.

Categories

  • Ying-Spring point of the Liver meridian

The classical groups this point belongs to, from Deadman, Al-Khafaji & Baker, A Manual of Acupuncture.

No specific contraindications.

Indications

Conditions for which LV02 is listed as indicated. An indication list is a reference index, not a prescription – see the protocols below for sourced treatments.

AgitationAlcoholismAngerAnxietyMuscle WastingAtrophy LimbsAversion Opening EyesBleedingBleeding Uterine PersistentBreathing Shortness Of Breath PersistentCommon ColdCold CounterflowComplexion Dark GreenComplexion Dark-greenComplexion Deathly GreenComplexion Deathly-greenConstipationCoughing BloodDampSadness & DepressionFacial DroopDiarrheaDisease EyePsychological Insanity DisorderShan Cold DisorderShan Seven Kinds DisorderAbdominal BloatingChest BloatingCostal Lateral BloatingDizzinessDry ThroatBreathing Shortness Of Breath ProblemsUrinary ProblemsBedwettingEpilepsyFibroids / Masses Jia Abdomen FemaleFibroids Masses Jia Abdomen FemaleFrightFright ExcessiveAbdomen Inferior FullnessLimbs FullnessGhost Syndrome Childhood Fright WindGhost Syndrome Seeing GhostsHeatHeat Face BurningHeat Fire LiverHeat ShinHigh Blood PressureBack StiffnessTendon Ligament Contraction StiffnessImmobility BackImmobility Tendon / Ligament ContractionInsomniaGenital ItchingWatery EyesLactation DysfunctionLeucorrhea Vaginal Discharge RedWhite Vaginal DischargeMalariaMenorrhagiaNosebleedPainBack PainLower Back PainBelow Heart PainChest PainRib PainEye PainHeadacheHeart PainLeg Medial PainLiver PainPenis PainPalpitationsPeriod EarlyPeriod InhibitedPeriod / Menstruation EarlyPeriod / Menstruation InhibitedPharyngitisPriapism Persistent ErectionQi Leg RednessRed EyesUrinary RetentionConstriction Throat SensationSighing Excessive SwellingFoot Instep SwellingSwollen KneeTaste BitternessTetanyThirsting ExcessiveTongue Lotus Flower (infant)Tongue Lotus Flower InfantileLoss of ConsciousnessPainful UrinationUrine WhiteVomiting WeaknessWind LiverStroke

TCM actions

What classical sources say LV02 does in the terms of Chinese medicine theory. These describe the point, not a condition.

Benefit Jiao LowerBenefit Regulate Qi LiverRegulate Qi Liver

Protocols using LV02

The 50 best-sourced of 87, ranked by strength of evidence. The count above is the full figure.

Most often selected alongside LV02

How many sourced protocols in the index pair each point with LV02. Corpus frequency, not a combination to use.

  • LI04Junction Valley35 protocols
  • LV03Great Surge35 protocols
  • ST36Leg Three Miles30 protocols
  • SP06Three Yin Intersection25 protocols
  • LI11Pond At The Bend24 protocols
  • GB20Wind Pool21 protocols
  • PC06Inner Gate19 protocols
  • GB34Yang Mound Spring17 protocols
  • GV20100 Convergences17 protocols
  • KD03Great Stream16 protocols
  • SP10Sea Of Blood14 protocols
  • ST40Abundant Bulge13 protocols