Which condition is associated with the Shi Xuan point?

The Shi Xuan points, located at the tips of the fingers, are regarded as important acupuncture points for resuscitation and addressing emergencies. They are commonly used in clinical practice for conditions involving acute emergencies such as coma or seizures, which can be linked to epilepsy.

When stimulating these points, practitioners can help to enhance consciousness and potentially revive patients in critical situations. This makes Shi Xuan points particularly relevant for conditions characterized by loss of consciousness or sudden neurological disturbances, such as coma and epilepsy.

The other conditions mentioned, while they may have their own corresponding points in acupuncture, do not directly associate with the Shi Xuan points. For instance, frequent urination often relates more closely to points in the bladder meridian, numbness in fingers could involve points associated with local nerve pathways or specific hand conditions, and shoulder pain is typically treated using local points in the shoulder area. Thus, the association of Shi Xuan points with coma and epilepsy stands out clearly in the context of their clinical uses.