Traditional Chinese Medicine utilizes a number of theories which group acupuncture points together based on their functions and/or other relationships. Many of these theories are important in a clinical setting and are used, along with other theory and diagnostic information, to decide which acupuncture points will be used for a given condition.
Below you find information regarding the ghost points. See our Acupuncture Point Categories section for a complete list of point categories.
For complete information about a single point, click on it within the chart.
Thirteen Ghost Points (from Sun Si Miao)
Point Number |
Point Name |
GV 26 | Ghost Palace |
GV 23 | Ghost Hall |
GV 16 | Ghost Pillow |
CV 24 | Ghost Market |
LU 11 | Ghost Faith |
LI 11 | Ghost Leg |
PC 7 | Ghost Heart |
PC 8 | Ghost Cave |
ST 6 | Ghost Bed |
SP 1 | Ghost Fortress |
UB 62 | Ghost Path |
Guifeng (Extra Point) on the underside of the tongue, one cun from the tip of the midline |
Ghost Seal |
Essentially CV 1 originally described as Yumentou (Extra Point - Women) /Yinxiafeng (Extra Point - Men) |
Ghost Store |
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