Gall Bladder 10 (GB 10) Fu Bai — Floating White

This point, behind the ear, benefits the ears, dispels wind and dissipates nodules.

Gall Bladder 10 (GB 10) Fu Bai 浮白 — Floating White

Location

On the head, posterior and superior to the mastoid process, on the curved line connecting GB-9 and GB-12, at the junction of its upper and middle thirds.

Anatomy

On the auricularis posterior; the posterior auricular artery and vein; the greater and lesser occipital nerves.

Actions & Functions

  • Benefits the ears and dispels wind
  • Dissipates nodules (goitre, scrofula)

Indications

Tinnitus and deafness, headache, neck pain and stiffness, goitre and scrofula, and toothache.

Needling

0.3-0.5 cun, transverse insertion.

Moxibustion Suitability

Suitable for moxibustion.

Point Combinations

With GB-12 and SJ-17 for ear and neck disorders.

Classical Text References

A meeting point with the Bladder channel.

Cautions & Contraindications

None specific.

Latest Research

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