What is the recommended acupoint for Tense Syndrome in the case of Wind-Stroke?

In the context of Tense Syndrome resulting from Wind-Stroke, Du-20, also known as Baihui, is recognized as a significant acupoint for several reasons. This point is located at the top of the head and is associated with the governing vessel. It is particularly effective for disorders related to the head and brain, making it appropriate for situations involving acute neurological issues like Wind-Stroke.

Du-20 is known to have a calming effect and can help to clear heat and relieve excess tension in the body, which is critical in conditions characterized by severe symptoms such as convulsions, unconsciousness, and other manifestations of Tense Syndrome. By stimulating this point, practitioners can facilitate better circulation of Qi and Blood in the head, helping to alleviate symptoms associated with Wind-Stroke and balance Yin and Yang in the individual.

The other acupoints, while valuable for various conditions, do not directly address the acute symptoms of Tense Syndrome to the same degree as Du-20. Ren-6 is more focused on tonifying Qi and treating deficiencies, ST-40 is known for resolving phlegm and dampness, and Liv-3 is primarily utilized for regulating liver Qi and addressing emotional factors. However, in acute situations like Wind-St