In treating a patient with hypogastric pain and a deep-wiry pulse, what is the recommended treatment plan?

The recommended treatment plan focuses on addressing both the symptoms of hypogastric pain and the deep-wiry pulse, which often indicates a stagnation or disharmony in the Liver and potentially the lower energizer.

Utilizing REN-3, located on the lower abdomen, is effective for treating issues related to the bladder and reproductive organs, which may be causing the hypogastric pain. This acupoint also helps to regulate lower energizer functions.

Adding LR-1 and LR-5 helps to introduce a clear relation between the Liver and its capacity to move Qi effectively. LR-1, also known as Da Dun, aids in harmonizing the Liver, dispersing excess and assisting in alleviating pain. Meanwhile, LR-5, known as Li Gou, is particularly useful for clearing damp heat from the lower jiao and addressing conditions of stagnation in the Liver channel, making it relevant in the context of a deep-wiry pulse.

Incorporating LR-3 (Tai Chong) further enhances the treatment by promoting Liver Qi movement, thus complementing the effects of the other points. It is also essential in addressing any deficiency in Qi that might lead to stagnation, ensuring a comprehensive strategy.

This combination of points targets both