Which point has the function of stopping bleeding due to Spleen deficiency?

The correct answer is SP-1 (Yin Bai), which is known for its ability to stop bleeding, particularly in cases related to Spleen deficiency. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Spleen is considered essential for blood production and the maintenance of blood stability within the body. When the Spleen is deficient, it can lead to insufficient blood production or an inability to contain blood within the vessels, resulting in symptoms such as spontaneous bleeding, easy bruising, or prolonged menstruation.

SP-1 is categorized as a Jing-Well point of the Spleen meridian. Jing-Well points are typically used to treat issues relating to the body's fluids and blood. The location of SP-1 at the medial side of the big toe allows it to have a strong effect on controlling blood and regulating its flow, which is crucial for patients suffering from bleeding due to weakened Spleen function.

The other points listed serve different functions. SP-6 is significant for its role in gynecological and reproductive health, but it does not specifically target bleeding from Spleen deficiency. ST-36 is a major point for nourishing Qi and blood but is not specifically indicated for stopping bleeding due to Spleen deficiency. BL-20, while