Diarrhea and Enteritis
ท้องเสีย / ลำไส้อักเสบ
Loose or frequent stools, acute or chronic, including inflammatory bowel disease.
How It Is Used
Chronic cases centre on tonifying the spleen (BL-20, ST-36, SP-3); acute cases on draining (ST-25, ST-36, GV-1). Rule out infectious and parasitic causes first.
Primary Points (4)
Leg Three Li 足三里
The strongest qi and blood tonic; regulates stomach and intestines and supports immunity.
Celestial Pivot 天樞
Regulates intestinal motility in both diarrhoea and constipation.
Spleen Shu 脾俞
รายเรื้อรัง บำรุงม้าม
Large Intestine Shu 大腸俞
Regulates the large intestine and frees the lower back.
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Supporting Points (4)
Supreme White 太白
Tonifies the spleen and transforms damp.
Long Strong 長強
Raises yang and regulates the anus and tail.
Bai Hui (lumbosacral) 百會
The principal point for the lower back and hindlimbs; raises yang and relieves pain — the most used point in veterinary acupuncture.
Small Intestine Shu 小腸俞
Regulates the small intestine and frees the lumbosacral region.
These are starting points, not a recipe — choose points from the pattern diagnosis of the individual animal and reassess at every session.