LU 7 – Lieque (Interrupted Sequence)
LU 7 – Lieque (Interrupted Sequence)
Abbreviation: LU 7
Chinese Name (Pinyin): Lieque (列缺)
English Translation: Interrupted Sequence
Location:

- Located on the radial aspect of the forearm,1.5 cun above the transverse wrist crease, superior to the styloid process of the radius.
Classification:
- Luo-Connecting Point of the Lung Meridian
- Master Point of the Ren (Conception) Vessel (paired with KID 6)
- Command Point for the Head and Neck
Indications:
- Head & Neck: Headache (especially due to Wind), migraine, neck stiffness, sore throat, nasal congestion, facial paralysis, toothache
- Respiratory: Cough, asthma
- Urogenital: Pain in the penis, hematuria, spermatorrhea
- Digestive/Muscular: Abdominal distension, weakness of the thumb and index finger
- Functions & Benefits:
Releases exterior Wind (Wind-Cold / Wind-Heat) - Descends and regulates Lung Qi
- Benefits the head, neck, nose, and throat
- Regulates the Ren (Conception) Vessel
- Supports the bladder and urogenital system
Clinical Notes:
- A primary point to release exterior conditions
- Luo-Connecting points link internal-external paired meridians (Lung ↔ Large Intestine)
- Effective in treating chronic Zang-Fu disorders
- Commonly combined with Yuan-Source points for enhanced therapeutic effect
