Yangwei Meridian

The Yangwei Meridian originates from the heel ( Jinmen, B 63 ) ( 1 ) and emerges from the external malleolus ( 2 ) . Ascending along the Gallbladder Meridian of Foot - Shaoyang, it passes through the hip region ( 3 ) . Then it runs further upward along the posterior aspect of the hypochondriac and costal region ( 4 ) and the posterior aspect of the axilla to the shoulder ( 5 ) and to the forehead ( 6 ) . It then turns backward to the back of the neck, where it communicates with the Du Meridian ( Fengfu, Du 16 ) Yamen, Du 15 ) ( 7 ) . The coalescent points of the Yangwei Meridian are Jinmen ( B 63 ) , Yangilao ( G 35 ) , Naoshu ( SI 10 ) . Tianliao ( SI 15 ) , Jianjmg ( G 21 ) , Benshen ( G 13 ) , Yangbai ( G 14 ) , Toulinqi ( G 15 ) , Muchuang ( G 16 ) , Zhengying ( G 17 ) , Chengling ( G 18 ) , Nao - kong ( G 19 ) , Fengchi ( G 20 ) , Fengfu ( Du 16 ) and Yamen ( Du 15 ) .