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In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the "Back Shu" points, also known as the "Shu Points" or "Transporting Points," are specific acupuncture points located on the back. These points correspond to the internal organs of the body according to TCM theory. There are a total of 13 Back Shu points, each corresponding to one of the major organs:

Bladder (BL) - Shufu (BL-16)
Heart (HT) - Shendao (HT-11)
Pericardium (PC) - Shengting (PC-17)
Triple Burner (Sanjiao) - Shanzhong (TB-17)
Liver (LV) - Ganshu (LV-14)
Lung (LU) - Feishu (LU-3)
Spleen (SP) - Pishu (SP-20)
Kidney (KD) - Shenshu (KD-13)
Gallbladder (GB) - Danshu (GB-14)
Stomach (ST) - Pishu (ST-20)
Small Intestine (SI) - Xinshu (SI-15)
Large Intestine (LI) - Dachangshu (LI-14)
Conception Vessel (Ren Mai) - Xinshu (CV-15)
These points are located along the Bladder meridian (also called the "Back Shu" meridian) on the back, running along either side of the spine. Each point corresponds to its respective organ and is believed to be energetically linked to it. In acupuncture practice, these points are often used to treat imbalances or disorders related to the corresponding organs.


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