# HT02 Qingling (Cyan Spirit) – Heart Meridian

青靈 · qīng líng

Location: When elbow is flexed point is 3 thumb widths above the medial end of the transverse cubital crease in the groove medial to the biceps brachii.

Cautions: Caution with depth; proximity to brachial artery.

Canonical page: https://acuiq.com/points/ht02

## Indications

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

Unable to Raise Arm, Shoulder Raising Stiffness, Immobility Arm Raising, Immobility Shoulder Raising, Jaundice Eyes, Jaundice Eyes, Pain, Armpit Pain, Armpit Pain, Rib Pain, Rib Pain, Headache, Headache, Shoulder Redness, Shoulder Redness, Scrofula, Shivering, Channel Stagnation, Channel Stagnation, Swelling

## Most often selected alongside HT02

Sourced protocols in the index pairing each point with this one. Corpus frequency, not a combination to use.

- HT07 (Spirit Gate) – 2 protocols
- LI11 (Pond At The Bend) – 2 protocols
- LU09 (Great Source) – 2 protocols
- PC04 (Cleft Gate) – 2 protocols
- PC06 (Inner Gate) – 2 protocols
- PC07 (Great Mound) – 2 protocols
- PC08 (Palace Of Toil) – 2 protocols
- HT03 (Lesser Sea) – 1 protocols

## Protocols using HT02

| Symptoms | Points | Course | Source | Kind | Caveat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Wrist Pain, Hand Weakness, Hand Numbness, Tingling Fingers | LU09, LI11, HT02, HT07, HT08, PC04, PC06, PC07, PC08 | 28 days | doi:10.1155/2017/7420648 | trial | Point selection reported in a published study. |
| Carpal Tunnel Syndrome | LU09, LU10, LI04, LI10, LI11, HT02, HT03, HT07, PC04, PC06, PC07, PC08 | 28 days | doi:10.1089/photob.2024.0106 | trial | Point selection reported in a published study. |

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