Which xi-cleft point is indicated for reckless bleeding manifesting as vomiting blood and epistaxis?

The xi-cleft point most suitable for addressing reckless bleeding that manifests as vomiting blood (hemoptysis) and epistaxis (nosebleeds) is located on the Pericardium channel, known as PC-4 (ximen). Xi-cleft points are traditionally used to treat conditions of excess and acute changes in the body, particularly those involving blood.

In the context of reckless bleeding, PC-4 specifically is known for its ability to stop bleeding due to its role in regulating the flow of blood within the Heart and Pericardium system. This point connects to the Heart, which is responsible for blood circulation and emotional well-being, and also has a protective influence on the vessels. It effectively assists in alleviating symptoms related to heart blood stagnation or deficiency, which can lead to the type of reckless bleeding described.

While the other xi-cleft points listed have their own clinical indications, they are not primarily indicated for the type of bleeding mentioned. For example, LU-6 is effective for issues related to the Lung, particularly respiratory conditions, while SP-8 focuses on menstrual issues and regulates blood, and LR-6 is more associated with Liver conditions. None of these points address bleeding issues with the same focused efficacy as PC