What acupuncture points are associated with Lin Syndrome when a stone is present?

Lin Syndrome, or urinary dysfunction often associated with pain and discomfort during urination, can present with a variety of symptoms depending on the underlying cause. When a stone is present, the condition is often characterized by obstruction in the urinary tract, leading to symptoms such as urgency, frequency, and painful urination.

The acupuncture points associated with Lin Syndrome when a stone is present are BL-39, BL-28, Ren-3, and SP-9.

BL-39 (Weiyang) is located at the lower back and is specifically related to bladder issues; it helps in promoting the smooth flow of Qi and alleviating obstruction in the urinary tract. BL-28 (Shenshu) is another bladder point, which directly influences bladder function and aids in the treatment of urinary difficulties. Ren-3 (Zhongji) is located in the lower abdomen and is considered the front-mu point of the bladder, making it essential for addressing bladder-related conditions, especially those associated with obstruction or pain. Finally, SP-9 (Yinlingquan) is known for its action on dampness and water metabolism, which is highly relevant when stones and obstructions lead to accumulation and excess moisture in the body.

Together, these points are strategically