What condition is associated with the Shu Stream point's qi quality?

The Shu Stream points are traditionally associated with the qualities of the body's qi and are particularly influential in the treatment of conditions related to the movement and flow of qi. The qi at the Shu Stream points is believed to be characterized by its ability to tonify and strengthen, as well as alleviate stagnation and pain.

In the case of Bi syndrome, which is characterized by pain due to obstruction of qi and blood flow, the use of Shu Stream points is significant. They help to mobilize and circulate the stagnant qi and blood, thus relieving the symptoms associated with Bi syndrome, such as joint pain, stiffness, and inflammation. The ability of Shu Stream points to address these types of issues reflects their specific qi quality, making them particularly suitable for conditions where movement and circulation are impaired.

In contrast, conditions like febrile diseases, asthma, and chest fullness may require different points or approaches. Febrile diseases often involve heat and are treated with points that can clear heat rather than those focused on strengthening qi. Asthma issues may involve techniques that open the lung meridians and can be more closely associated with the Metal element, which might direct practitioners to points other than Shu Stream ones. Lastly, chest fullness pertains to issues that may involve phlegm