C5E

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C5E is located 4 centimeters above the crease of the wrist, on the radial side of the ulnar tendon.

Arrhythmias
Blood in the urine
Blurred vision
Canker sores
Circulation disorder, language disorder characterized by inability or difficulty communicating through speech, writing, or mimicry, due to brain and heart rhythm injuries
Cold wind attack
Cystitis
Deficiency of energy in the heart
Difficulty articulating sounds and words caused by paralysis
Distension of the chest and also of the diaphragm
Dizziness
Dry and bitter mouth
Excess water or moisture
Excessive heat in the heart that is transmitted to the small intestine and also to the bladder
Excessively heavy or long-lasting menstruation
Headache
Heaviness in all four members
Heavy menstrual bleeding
Hematuria
Inability to speak or stuttering
Insufficient energy in the heart
Involuntary urination
Lack of fire
Nervous diarrhea
Palpitations
Sleepiness
Sore throat, so sudden and prolonged in the arm (wrist and elbow) or shoulder blade
Stroke
Sudden loss of voice
Tongue tremor
Uterine bleeding outside the menstrual period
Vertigo