CV-2 - Curved Bone
曲骨 - Qū gǔ
Point Region: Lower abdomen
CV-2 Qugu, meaning 'Curved Bone,' rests at the pubic symphysis, a key point for warming the lower burner and invigorating reproductive essence. Its name refers to the pubic bone, which forms a 'curved bone' that protects the pelvic organs. This point is a master at addressing a wide range of issues related to the reproductive and urinary systems.
Think of Qugu as a point that helps to bring warmth and vitality to your core. It's especially useful for addressing issues like urinary incontinence, menstrual irregularities, and sexual dysfunction. By invigorating reproductive essence, it helps to restore a sense of strength and vitality to the body's foundation.
By warming the lower burner and invigorating reproductive essence, CV-2 helps to restore a sense of balance and strength to the body. It's a point that reminds us that our true power comes from a strong and vibrant core.
Location & How to Find
Anatomical Location: On the midline of the lower abdomen, at the superior border of the pubic symphysis.
How to Locate:
- Lie down comfortably
- Locate your pubic bone by feeling the hard bone structure above your genital area
- Find the top edge of this bone
- The point is just above this edge on your body's centerline

Primary Functions
Reproductive & Hormonal System
- Regulates menstrual cycles
- Addresses erectile dysfunction
- Supports reproductive organ health
- Balances hormonal function
Urinary System
- Treats urinary retention
- Addresses frequent urination
- Supports bladder function
- Relieves urinary incontinence
Digestive System
- Relieves abdominal bloating
- Supports lower abdominal circulation
Immune & Energy System
- Tonifies kidney qi
- Strengthens lower dan tian energy
Clinical Applications
Primary Indications
- Difficulty urinating
- Bladder inflammation
- Cystitis
- Impotence
- Vaginal discharge
- Uterine disorders
- Pelvic pain
- Urinary retention
- Prostate problems
Related Health Concerns
Common Conditions:
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CV-2 Protocols
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Important Precautions
- Pregnancy
- Full bladder
- Recent abdominal surgery