How acupuncture clinically takes acupoints according to the symptoms of the tongue

Mondo Health Updated on 2024-02-19

The tip of the tongue is one of the most sensitive parts of the human body, and its redness and swelling are often related to the exuberance of the heart. Therefore, in the case of symptoms such as redness and swelling on the tip of the tongue, in addition to taking the Yang Ming meridian acupoints to relieve heat, it is also necessary to use the Yin meridian acupoints of the hands to clear the heart and calm the nerves. For symptoms such as dry tongue and fever, it is often caused by a deficiency of kidney yin. At this time, it can be carried out by taking the hands and feet to avoid the yin meridians and acupoints, so as to nourish the kidney yin and moisten the dryness. For tongue conditions, such as swollen and painful tongue, it is often related to spleen and stomach disharmony. At this time, you can take the Taiyin and Yang Ming meridians to reconcile the spleen and stomach and activate the meridians.

In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the tongue is closely related to the internal organs of the human body. The tip of the tongue belongs to the heart, the base of the tongue belongs to the kidney, and the body of the tongue belongs to the spleen. Therefore, in the case of tongue disease, it is necessary to select the corresponding meridian acupoints according to different symptoms and.

When the symptoms of swollen tongue appear, the following ** measures can be taken: First, use a three-edged needle to gently puncture the three acupuncture points of Lianquan, Jinjin, and Yuye to release blood congestion. In addition, acupuncture points such as Tiantu, Shaoshang, Rangu and Fengfu can also be acupuncture to relieve swelling and pain. This method has a good effect on the swelling of the tongue.

When the symptoms of tongue curling appear, the following ** measures can be taken: First, acupuncture the two acupuncture points of Liquid Gate and Erjian to relieve muscle tension and spasms. This method has a good effect on tongue curling.

When symptoms of tongue numbness or muscle relaxation appear, the following ** measures can be taken: First, acupuncture acupuncture points such as Fengfu, Taiyuan, Neiting, Hegu, Chongyang and Sanyinjiao to stimulate nerves and muscles and enhance muscle tension and flexibility. This method has a good effect on tongue numbness or muscle relaxation.

When there are symptoms of uncontrolled tongue, the following measures can be taken: First, use moxibustion to moxibustion Yanggu acupuncture point to stimulate nerves and muscles and enhance muscle control. This method has a good effect on the uncontrolled tongue.

When the symptoms of tongue stiffness or rigidity appear, the following ** measures can be taken: First, acupuncture acupuncture points such as Dumen, Lianquan, Hegu, Tongli, Zhongchong, Ranggu and Sanyinjiao to relieve muscle tension and spasms and relieve the symptoms of stiffness and rigidity. This method is very effective for stiff or rigid tongue.

When the symptoms of tongue sores appear, the following measures can be taken: First, acupuncture acupuncture points such as Fengfu, Lianquan, Hegu, Laogong, etc., or use three-edged needles to puncture acupuncture points such as Jinjin, Yuye, Shaoshang, Zhongchong, etc., to detoxify and reduce inflammation. This method has a good effect on tongue sores.

When there are symptoms of inflexible tongue movement or slurred speech, the following measures can be taken: First, acupuncture the two acupuncture points of Dumen and Guan Chong to stimulate the language center and nerve conduction pathway and improve tongue movement and speech ability. This method has a good effect on inflexible tongue movements or slurred speech.

When the symptoms of tongue stiffness or inflexibility appear, the following measures can be taken: First, acupuncture this acupuncture point to relieve muscle tension and spasms and improve tongue movement. This method has a good effect on tongue rigidity or inflexibility.

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