UB-54 Zhibian - Orderly Frontier

More Spirit Names: Order's Frontier, Sequential Limit, Lowermost Edge

English:	Order's Limit
Also Known As:	Order's Frontier Lowermost Edge Order's Edge

Location

On the level of the fourth posterior sacral foramen, 3 cun lateral to the median sacral crest.
Located 3 cun lateral to the midline of the back level with the hiatus of the sacrum.
On the buttock, in the depression 3 cun lateral to the sacro-coccygeal hiatus.
Note: this point may be located midway between the midline and the lateral edge of the buttock, when the lateral edge is firmly pressed with the palm of the hand.
3 cun lateral to the spinous process of the fourth sacral vertebra.

UB-46 Geguan UB-64 Jinggu	REN-4 Guanyuan REN-6 Qihai UB-48 Yanggang	UB-53 Baohuang
Aversion to Cold in the back Stiffness of the spine with difficulty bending	Red and hesitant urinary flow	Retention of urine
UB-37 Yinmen GB-34 Yanglingquan
Sciatica extending to the legs

This is an important local point for the treatment of lower back pain radiating to the buttocks and legs.
This is an indispensable point for the treatment of sciatica.

Spirit of the Point	Orderly Frontier sits where the orderly column of Bladder channel points ends. Zhi means sequence or order, and Bian means side, border, limit or edge. Mentally, rather than relieving the symptoms, it eases their burden and helps the person cope with them.
Worsley	Supplies what we need when we stand at the precipice of change, so our transitions happen with the utmost order, flexibility and ease. Being adaptable in this way lets us live more fully and peacefully, with great purpose. Location: 4½ ACI from the midline, on the buttock, a little below the level of the 4th sacral foramen. Needle depth: 5 fen Moxa: 7 cones
When to Consider	When the burden of symptoms weighs on the mind and the person needs help to deal with them When pain in the lower back, hips or buttocks wears a person down
Notes	Last point of the outer Bladder line; mainly a local point