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TCM DICTIONARY

The TCM acupunture point li dui - 厲兌 - lì duì
(Stomach 45)



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Phonetic script (Hanyu Pinyin)

lì duì

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Medical name (in English)
and abbreviation

Stomach 45,
ST45

Traditional Chinese characters:


Chinese characters  ( li dui / lì duì ) with pronunciation (English translation: Stomach 45 )

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厲兌 ( li dui / lì duì ) is composed of these characters*: (li) , (dui)

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厲兌 ( li dui / lì duì ) in modern (simplified) characters
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), traditional Chinese characters are normally used to designate the points.
厉兑
Topic
The Stomach Meridian

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