# GB35 Yangjiao (Yang Intersection) – Gallbladder Meridian

陽交 · yáng jiāo

Location: 7 thumb widths above the tip of the external malleolus on the posterior border of the fibula.

Cautions: No specific contraindications.

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## Indications

An indication list is a reference index, not a prescription – see the protocols below for sourced treatments.

Muscle Wasting, Benefit Regulate Gallbladder, Calm Spirit Shen, Calm Spirit Shen, Turmoil Disorder, Turmoil Disorder, Chest Bloating, Chest Bloating, Costal Lateral Bloating, Costal Lateral Bloating, Fright, Fullness, Tendon Ligament Contraction Stiffness, Immobility Tendon / Ligament Contraction, Pain, Chest Pain, Chest Pain, Rib Pain, Rib Pain, Knee Pain, Knee Pain, Pharyngitis, Regulate Gallbladder, Channel Stagnation, Channel Stagnation, Swollen Eyes, Swollen Eyes, Facial Swelling, Facial Swelling, Swollen Knee, Swollen Knee, Bi Arthralgia Cold Syndrome, Bi / Arthralgia Cold Syndrome, Bi Arthralgia Leg Syndrome, Bi / Arthralgia Leg Syndrome

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