CV 13 Acupuncture Point
Conception Vessel 13, also known as Ren 13, Abbreviated as CV 13, Transliterated Shangwan in Chinese, Upper Epigastrium
The Conception Vessel (also called Ren Mai in TCM) begins at the perineum and runs along the midline of the body. It travels through the lower abdomen, the chest, and the neck, finally ending at the lower lip.The vessel is important for nourishing Yin, regulating water metabolism, and stabilizing emotions. It has a significant role in the overall balance of Qi and blood, particularly within the abdomen and reproductive organs. It is often associated with fertility, pregnancy, and nourishment. There are 24 acupoints along the Conception Vessel, abbreviated as CV or Ren (e.g., CV1, CV24).
Conception Vessel 13, also known as Ren 13, Abbreviated as CV 13, Transliterated Shangwan in Chinese, Upper Epigastrium
Conception Vessel 14, also known as Ren 14, Abbreviated as CV 14, Transliterated Juque in Chinese, Great Palace
Conception Vessel 15, also known as Ren 15, Abbreviated as CV 15, Transliterated Jiuwei in Chinese, Bird Tail
Conception Vessel 16, also known as Ren 16, Abbreviated as CV 16, Transliterated Zhongting in Chinese, Central Courtyard
Conception Vessel 17, also known as Ren 17, Abbreviated as CV 17, Transliterated Tanzhong in Chinese, Middle of
Conception Vessel 18, also known as Ren 18, Abbreviated as CV 18, Transliterated Yutang in Chinese, Jade Hall
Conception Vessel 19, also known as Ren 19, Abbreviated as CV 19, Transliterated Zigong in Chinese, Violet Palace
Conception Vessel 20, also known as Ren 20, Abbreviated as CV 20, Transliterated Huagai in Chinese, Splendid Cover
Conception Vessel 21, also known as Ren 21, Abbreviated as CV 21, Transliterated Xuanji in Chinese, Jade Rotator
Conception Vessel 22, also known as Ren 22, Abbreviated as CV 22, Transliterated Tiantu in Chinese, Heaven Projection
Conception Vessel 23, also known as Ren 23, Abbreviated as CV 23, Transliterated Lianquan in Chinese, Lateral Spring
Conception Vessel 24, also known as Ren 24, Abbreviated as CV 24, Transliterated Chengjiang in Chinese, Saliva Container