<p>Responsive hard sphere shapes adjacent to the umbilicus (ST-25) or below the umbilicus (ovarian area) that refers pain to the waist, lower back, or external genitals with pressure. Responsive tense-ropy rectus abdominals that are wider in diameter or longer in length. Large abdominal distension without fullness that feels tense with a mild drop between the rectus abdominals and external abdominal oblique when palpating from medial to lateral. Pulsations on the apex of the heart. Responsive stiffness and rigidity of the nape and upper back.</p>
