The liver and gallbladder are located below our ribs, and the meridians to which they belong are either distributed between the ribs, along the inner wall of the ribs, or through the quarters. In addition, the Yin meridians of the hand also pass through the flank, while the large meridians of the spleen are all over the thoracic flank. Therefore, for the various symptoms of the flank and ribs, we should focus on stimulating the acupuncture points on the above four meridians.
In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the liver and gallbladder organs are closely related to the flank and rib parts. The liver meridian and the gallbladder meridian are the meridians of these two viscera, and their direction and distribution are closely related to the flank and ribs. Among them, the liver meridian "cloth flank ribs", which means that the liver meridian has a wide distribution in the flank ribs; The gallbladder meridian "follows the flank", indicating that the bile meridian travels along the inner wall of the flank bone; The "out of the flank" indicates that the hand syncope yin meridian passes through the flank; The large network of the spleen is "cloth chest and flank", indicating that the large network of the spleen is distributed in the thoracic flank.
In the case of flank symptoms, we should choose appropriate acupuncture points for stimulation according to the specific manifestations of the symptoms. Generally speaking, the acupuncture points on the liver meridian, gallbladder meridian, hand syncope yin meridian and spleen meridian are all important acupuncture points for flank symptoms. By stimulating these acupuncture points, you can reconcile qi and blood, relieve pain, and relieve symptoms, so as to achieve the purpose of **.
In practice, we can use acupuncture, massage, cupping and other methods to stimulate these acupuncture points. Acupuncture can effectively regulate the flow of qi and blood and improve local blood circulation; Massage relieves muscle tension and pain; Cupping can promote the circulation and metabolism of qi and blood through the effect of negative pressure suction.
For hypochondriac pain, acupuncture and moxibustion can play a role in relieving acupuncture points such as foot orifice, yin, dun, and xingjian. The symptoms of Wakiman can be improved by acupuncture and moxibustion such as Zhangmen, Yanggu, carpal bone, branch groove, diaphragm, and Shenmai. For flank pain, you can choose acupuncture points such as branch groove, waiguan, and quchi. For thoracic and flank branches, acupuncture can be done on acupuncture points such as Zhangmen, Gongsun, Zusanli, Taichong, and Sanyinjiao. For axillary swelling, you can choose acupuncture points such as Weiyang and Tianchi, while axillary pain can be relieved by acupuncture and moxibustion Jiquan, Shoulder Zhen, Shaohai, Neiguan, Yangfu, Qiuxu and other acupuncture points.
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