SI17 Tianrong (Celestial Hood)

天容tiān róngTianrong

Small Intestine Meridian

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Location of acupuncture point SI17 Tianrong (Celestial Hood)
30
Indications
15
Protocols
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Location

Posterior to the angle of the mandible in the depression on the anterior border of the scm.

Cautions

Caution near facial nerve.

Indications

Conditions for which SI17 is listed as indicated. An indication list is a reference index, not a prescription – see the protocols below for sourced treatments.

AsthmaChillsCoughDeafnessBreathing ProblemsDifficulty SwallowingFeverChest FullnessGoiterUnable to Raise ArmJaw Clenched StiffnessImmobility Arm RaisingImmobility Jaw ClenchedLump ThroatObstruction ThroatChest PainJaw PainNeck PainShoulder PainSore ThroatPharyngitisScrofula NeckSpeech Impairment SwellingCheek SwellingNeck SwellingSwollen ThroatTinnitusVomiting FoamWheezing

TCM actions

What classical sources say SI17 does in the terms of Chinese medicine theory. These describe the point, not a condition.

Benefit Descend Rebellion QiBenefit EarsBenefit NeckBenefit ThroatDescend Rebellion Qi

Protocols using SI17

Most often selected alongside SI17

How many sourced protocols in the index pair each point with SI17. Corpus frequency, not a combination to use.

  • LI04Junction Valley8 protocols
  • ST36Leg Three Miles6 protocols
  • CV22Celestial Prominence5 protocols
  • LI17Celestial Tripod5 protocols
  • LV03Great Surge5 protocols
  • TB13Upper Arm Convergence5 protocols
  • GB20Wind Pool3 protocols
  • GV20100 Convergences3 protocols
  • SI19Palace Of Hearing3 protocols
  • CV23Clean Spring2 protocols
  • GB02Hearing Convergence2 protocols
  • GB37Bright Light2 protocols