What is the correspondence between the spine and the viscera?

1. What is the correspondence between the spine and the viscera?

From the meridians of traditional Chinese medicine, the spine and the five internal organs, the spine is called the Du Mai.

The Du pulse is the sea of yang veins, and it also supports the whole body, and the five internal organs of the human body are hung next to the spine, the liver (gall bladder), the heart (small intestine), the spleen (stomach), the lungs (large intestine), and the kidney (bladder), and the opening inch next to the spine is the inner bladder meridian.

The side opening 1 inch is the external bladder meridian. From the cervical vertebra down (the cervical vertebra has 7 vertebrae, including the first vertebrae, it is not easy to feel, the 7th vertebra is connected with the large vertebrae, and down is the so-called 3 lungs and 5 hearts, which is the thoracic vertebrae.

The 3rd vertebra is the heart of the 5th vertebra of the lungs. Then there is the liver and gallbladder, spleen and stomach, large intestine, small intestine, left kidney, right kidney, and bladder). The meridians of Chinese medicine also talk about the five elements of Chinese medicine, wood, fire, water, metal, and earth.

They correspond to the liver (gall bladder), heart (small intestine), spleen (stomach), lungs (large intestine), and kidney (bladder), and all human activities are closely related to the spine.

2. Where are the five organs of the human body?

Five organs: liver, heart, spleen, lungs, kidneys.

The heart is one of the five organs, located in the middle of the chest, between the two lungs, above the diaphragm, and guarded by the pericardium. The lungs are located in the chest cavity, one on the left and one on the left, covering the heart. The lungs are lobulated, two on the left and three on the right, with a total of five lobes.

The spleen is located in the middle focus, below the diaphragm, to the left of the stomach. The liver is located in the abdominal cavity, below the diaphragm, and within the right hypochondrium. The kidneys are located on both sides of the spine in the lower back, one on the left and one on the left.

3. Pay attention to the maintenance of the five organs:

Try to keep your mind calm at all times, but the joy is not too worrying. In daily life, we should pay attention to the lunch break, because the time corresponding to the Heart Sutra is noon, that is, between 11 o'clock at noon and 1 o'clock in the afternoon, which is the time when yin and yang intersect.

At night, before going to bed, you can massage the Laogong acupoint in the palm of your hand and the Yongquan acupoint in the palm of your foot to promote the intersection of heart and kidney and improve sleep. For diet, you can soak American ginseng in water.

Drinking, longan, lotus seeds, lilies, black fungus, etc. are all beneficial to the heart and nourishing the heart yin.

4. Difference between lumbar and spine.

Lumbar vertebrae: large vertebral body; The spinous process is lamellar and horizontally extends posteriorly, and the space between adjacent spinous processes is wide, allowing for lumbar puncture.

, the facet articular surface is in a sagittal position. The human body has five lumbar vertebrae, each of which consists of a vertebral body in front and an appendage in the back. The inner edge of the vertebral plate is arch-shaped, and the vertebral arch and the posterior edge of the vertebral body form a vertebral foramen, and the upper and lower vertebral foramina are connected to form the spinal canal, which has the spinal cord and nerves passing through, and the joint part between the two vertebral bodies is the intervertebral disc.

It is composed of two parts: the annulus fibrous and the nucleus pulposus. The nucleus pulposus is located in the intervertebral disc**, which is a rich, jelly-like elastin. Around the nucleus pulposus is the fibrous ring, which connects the two vertebral bodies together and firmly fixes the nucleus pulposus in **.

The spine is also known as the spine and the bones of the backbone.

It is formed by the connection of vertebrae and intervertebral discs with a special shape, located in the middle of the back, the upper part of the skull, the middle part of which is connected to the ribs, and the lower end and hip bones.

Composition of the pelvis. From top to bottom, there are 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, and 1 sacrum.

It is composed of 5 sacral vertebrae) and 1 coccygeal vertebrae (composed of 4 caudal vertebrae), a total of 24 independent vertebrae (adult). The inside of the spine forms a longitudinal spinal canal from top to bottom, which contains the spinal cord.

From the meridian theory, the back close to the spine is mainly the Du Pulse and the Foot Sun Bladder Meridian. The three yang meridians of the foot and the Du pulse meet in the big vertebral acupoint, so the Du pulse is the sea of yang veins, which belongs to the category of the eight veins of the Qi meridian, and the main body is yang; The foot sun meridian kidney belongs to the bladder, which is one of the twelve meridians and is the largest detoxification channel. The vertebrae of the spine are not directly related to the meridians, nor do they correspond to each other.

The meridians go around the whole body, looping back and forth, without stopping. The part where the meridian qi is infused on the surface of the body is what we usually call the acupuncture point, and its effect is different, but it generally has one thing in common with the acupuncture points on the meridians, that is, it can treat the diseases of the internal organs that belong to each other, and it can also treat the diseases of the meridians and the parts of the meridians, but there are also their own biases. There is a special introduction to the Chinese medicine Yu acupoint.

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Analysis: The spine is the pillar of the body, which is long and movable, like a brace, hanging from the chest wall and abdominal wall; The lower part is short and relatively fixed, and the weight of the body and the ** received by it are transmitted to the lower limbs. The spine is made up of vertebrae and intervertebral discs, and is a fairly flexible and mobile structure.

The shape of the spine can change considerably as the body is subjected to the load. The movement of the spine depends on the integrity of the intervertebral discs, the harmony between the articular processes of the associated vertebrae.

The spine is composed of 26 vertebrae, namely 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, 1 sacrum, 1 coccyx, because the sacral system consists of 5 pieces, the coccyx is composed of 4 pieces, and the normal spine can also be composed of 33 pieces, so that many vertebrae, because there are strong ligaments around them, can maintain considerable stability, and because there are intervertebral joints between each other, they have a considerable degree of activity, although the range of motion of each vertebra is very small, but if all move together, the range increases a lot.

The front of the spine is formed by the accumulation of vertebral bodies, and the front of it is adjacent to the internal organs of the chest and abdomen, which not only protects the organs themselves, but also protects the nerves and blood vessels to the organs, and there is only a thin layer of loose tissue in between. In vertebral destruction, pus may collect in the retropharynx in the neck, descend along the neck to the subclavian fossa, and may also follow the brachial plexus to the axilla; in the thorax along the intercostal nerves to the chest wall and may also extend to the mediastinum; In the lower back, it can descend along the psoas fascia to form an abscess of the psoas muscle, which can flow below the groin or bypass the small trochanteric of the femur to the buttocks.

The back of the spine is made up of the vertebral arches, lamina, transverse processes, and spinous processes of each vertebrae. They are connected to each other by ligaments, and their superficial surface only covers the muscles, which is relatively close to the surface of the body and is easy to palpate. Lesions in the back of the spine are prone to puncture**.

Between the anterior and posterior sides of the spine is the spinal canal, which contains the spinal cord, and its surrounding bony structures such as vertebral bodies, vertebral arches, and vertebral plates, can cause spinal cord compression when they invade the spinal canal due to fractures or other lesions, and even paraplegia can be caused by only a small amount of bleeding and granulation tissue.

The length of the spine, 3 4 is made up of vertebral bodies, and 1 4 is made up of intervertebral discs.

China has attached great importance to the human body posture for a long time, such as "sitting like a clock, standing like a pine, lying like a bow", praising the body of the bodybuilder "rock rock like a lonely pine", "graceful like a swimming dragon", and so on.

We know that there are 26 axial bones ——— spine that support the human body, including 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, and 1 sacrum and coccyx. The normal spine should be a cervical spine and lumbar spine slightly bent forward, with a depression of 3 5 cm, beyond which it is abnormal.

Hello! The human spine is composed of 24 vertebrae (7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, sacrum and 1 coccyx, which are connected by ligaments, guanquepap joints and intervertebral discs). The upper end of the spine supports the skull, the lower part of the hip bone, the middle of which attaches the ribs, and serves as the posterior wall of the thoracic, abdominal and pelvic cavities.

Inside the spine there is a longitudinal spinal canal that houses the spinal cord. The spine has the functions of supporting the trunk, protecting internal organs, protecting the spinal cord, and performing movements. The inside of the spine forms a longitudinal canal from top to bottom, and the spinal cord is contained inside.

The spine is the central axis bone of the human body, which is the pillar of the body, and has the functions of weight-bearing, shock absorption, protection and movement. He Tangerine.