Umm Mughits Cupping point is located at the top of his head. In the skull at the top slightly to the rear. Around the small crown fontanelle bone (os parietale), at 2/3 the front. There also are found located at the top of the crown (fontanella). If the head of the hairline to the back of the front hairline is divided into 12 sections, the umu mugits located in 7 parts of the boundary line the back hair and 5 parts of the front of the line hair.
الهامة
Located at the head of the front (frontal os) or forehead, at the head attached to the floor while prostrating.
It is the meeting point of the stomach meridian and gallbladder.
اليافوخ
Yafukh
In the middle of the head. At the meeting point of the front and back of the skull, between the fontanel bone (os parietale) and brow bone (os frontale).
This place is a local arrangement facial muscle movement and body muscles (chorea and tremor controlling area).
النقرة
Naqroh
Located at the back of the neck, in the neck vertebrae 1-7, from the hairline to the back of the neck vertebrae 7 (Cervical to-7). Can to the right and to the left towards the back of the ear.Right next to it there is a small brain (cerebellum), which is adjacent to the medulla oblongata.
This place is a central area balance (balance area).
القمحدوة
Qomahduwah
Located at the back of the skull (os occipitale) on top of the bony ridge (protuberantia occipital).In the bone protruding at the back of the head, lies between the two ears, which is at the head where if someone sleeping on your back, then qomahduah is part of the head attached to the ground.
Please know that this place is related to the central area of vision (optic area).
الأخدعان
Akhda'aan
Located in the neck. On the right and left jugular vein (approximately sternocleidomastoideus and platysma muscle)., Around the internal jugular vein.
الكاهل
Kaahil
Located around the bony prominence behind the number 7 neck (cervical vertebrae spinous processus VII), the shoulder (acromion) left and right, high shoulders.
It is the meeting point of the large intestine meridian, stomach, small intestine, bladder, gall bladder and organ tri energizer.
المنكب
Munkib
Located between the shoulder and upper arm, between the humeral head and clavicula.
الذقن
Located at the chin. Right, left, down, or around the beard.
الأذن
Udzun
Behind the ears.
الثدي
Tsad-yu
Under the breast.
القطان
Qithoon
Located in the lower back, the lumbar spine the 4th and sacred to-1. Is meeting ren meridian and bladder.
أسفل الصدر
Asfalas-sodr
Cupping point-Sodr Asfaslas is located in the lower chest, left and right.
الورك
Wirki
Cupping point Wirki located in the groin (femoral joint between the pelvis), near the caput femoris. the bottom of the rear hip bone,
المقعدة
Maq'idah
Cupping point Amq'idah lies in the ass, in the most prominent when a person sits, sitting around the bone / coccyx. In the middle or on either side. Maxillary gluteus muscle.
الركبة
Rukbah.
Cupping point Rukbah located on the left and right, or above the knee.
Consists of Rukbah ¸ rear front top,
الفخذ
Fakhd
Located in the groin in the femoral shaft.
Fakhd fakhd consists of the front, rear, side outer (lateral) side inside (medial)
الساق
Saaq
Located in the lower leg, between the knee and ankle.
Consists of Saaq side inside, about 4 fingers above the inner ankle. In china, there sanjincow point in this area.
And Saaq outer side, between the knee and ankle the outside, slightly downward, serves to treatment:
الرسغ
Rusygh
Located between the lower arm (antebrachium) with the palm of the hand (manus cava).
Consisting of Rusygh, forearms back / rear, between the elbow with the back of his hand ¼ bottom.
And Rusygh, the front of the forearm, between the elbow with your palm ¼ bottom.
ظهرالقدم
Dhohrul-Qodm
Located at the back of the foot, around the foot bones (Ossa tarsalia).
الإلتواء
Iltiwak
Located below the inner ankle (the medial malleolus) slightly downward toward the heel, medial malleolus between the heel bone (calcaneus).
بين الكتفين
Bainal-katifain
Between the two shoulders. Here there is a dominant point of the bone.
Source: The Sports from Various Sources.
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