Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin
PC
Hand-Jueyin: chest to middle finger
- Type：Hand-Jueyin
- Organ：Pericardium
- Time of flow：Xu hour (7–9 p.m.)
- Course：Starting in the chest and belonging to the pericardium, it runs down the midline of the inner upper arm and forearm, passes Laogong in the palm, and ends at Zhongchong on the middle finger.
- Traditionally associated with：Chest tightness, irritability, and discomfort in the palm and inner forearm.
Related acupoints
- Quze (PC3)：Middle of the elbow crease, on the ulnar side of the biceps tendon
- Neiguan (PC6)：About 2 cun above the midpoint of the wrist crease, between the two tendons
- Daling (PC7)：Midpoint of the wrist crease on the palm side, between two tendons
- Laogong (PC8)：Center of the palm, between the 2nd and 3rd metacarpal bones, where the tip of the middle finger lands when the hand is clenched