The three important meridians, the hands, the feet, the yangming, and the feet, all surround the lips. They are like three fine ribbons that wrap the lips tightly in them, allowing them to be fully nourished and protected. Therefore, when there are any abnormal symptoms on the lips, we often consider starting with these three meridians and looking for the corresponding acupoints**.
The acupoints of the three meridians, such as the large intestine meridian of the hand yangming, the stomach meridian of the foot yangming, and the yin and liver meridians of the foot, have a significant effect on the symptoms of the lips. By stimulating these acupoints, qi and blood can be reconciled, yin and yang can be balanced, so as to alleviate or eliminate lip symptoms.
In order to enhance the ** effect, we will also combine the local acupoints **. This combination of the whole and the local ** method aims to comprehensively regulate the body's qi and blood flow, so that the lips can be more accurately conditioned.
When faced with symptoms of dry mouth, acupuncture can be done on acupuncture points such as Qize, Quze, Daling, Sanjian, Shaoshang and Shangyang. These acupuncture points are located on the arms and fingers, and by stimulating them, they can harmonize qi and blood, promote the secretion of fluids, and relieve the discomfort of dry mouth. At the same time, better results can be achieved through dietary regulation and hydration.
For thirst symptoms, acupuncture and moxibustion acupuncture points such as Renzhong, Chengzhi, Jinjin, Yuli, Quchi, Laogong, Taichong, Xingjian, Rangu and Yinbai can play a role in alleviating the symptoms. These acupuncture points are located on the face and lower limbs, and by stimulating them, the balance of yin and yang in the body can be regulated, increasing the moistness of the mouth and alleviating thirst. In daily life, measures such as drinking plenty of water, maintaining a balanced diet, and avoiding excessive fatigue can also help improve thirst symptoms.
When bad breath is a problem, acupuncture can be done on acupuncture points such as water ditch and Daling. The water ditch point is located in the upper 1 3 places of the human middle groove, and the large tomb point is located at the midpoint of the horizontal stripe of the wrist. Stimulation of these acupuncture points can help remove heat and toxins from the body, reducing the production of bad breath. In daily life, measures such as maintaining good oral hygiene, cleaning your teeth regularly, and avoiding spicy foods can also help relieve bad breath.
For aphthous sores, acupuncture can be done on acupuncture points such as Chengji, Hegu, Renzhong and Changqiang. These acupuncture points are located on the face and waist, and by stimulating them, they can reconcile qi and blood, clear away heat and detoxify, and promote the repair of the oral mucosa. At the same time, it can also puncture the gold and jade fluid to relieve the pain and discomfort of aphthous ulcers. In daily life, measures such as maintaining oral hygiene, avoiding irritating foods, and strengthening the immune system can also help prevent the occurrence of aphthous sores.
When there are symptoms of mouth suppression, acupuncture can be used to acupuncture acupuncture points such as cheek car, branch groove, outer guan, lie deficiency and lidui. The buccal point is located in the anterior finger of the mandibular angle, and the branch groove point is located at the dorsal midpoint of the forearm. By stimulating these acupuncture points, it can help relieve tension in the masticatory muscles and relieve the discomfort of choking. At the same time, it can also be combined with acupuncture and other related acupuncture points to regulate the body's qi and blood balance.
For oral symptoms, acupuncture can be done on acupuncture points such as Diren and Buccal Cha. These acupuncture points are located on the face and neck, and by stimulating them, they can relieve tension in the masticatory muscles and relieve discomfort in the mouth. In daily life, measures such as maintaining a correct sitting and sleeping position, avoiding excessive fatigue, and strengthening the neck muscles can also help prevent the occurrence of mouth.
When the symptoms of swollen lips appear, acupuncture can be used to Yingxiang acupoint. The Yingxiang point is located next to the midpoint of the outer edge of the alar of the noseAt 5 inches, it is the acupuncture point of the stomach meridian of Zuyangming. Stimulating this acupuncture point can help soothe swelling and pain in the lips. In daily life, measures such as avoiding overstimulation of the lips and maintaining a balanced diet can also help prevent swollen lips.
For saliva symptoms, acupuncture can be done on acupuncture points such as Dilun, Cheek Che, Zhongguan, Pylorus, Daling, Xia Juxu and Rangu. These acupuncture points are located on the face, abdomen, and lower limbs, and by stimulating them, they can regulate the functioning of the body's digestive and nervous systems, reducing the secretion of saliva. In daily life, measures such as maintaining a correct sleeping position, avoiding excessive fatigue, and maintaining emotional stability can also help prevent drooling.
When there is a symptom of lip movement, acupuncture can be used to relieve the discomfort. Stimulation of the central acupoint is located at the midpoint of the nasolabial folds, which can help relieve muscle tension in the lips and reduce the symptoms of insect-like lip movements. In daily life, measures such as avoiding excessive use of lip muscles and maintaining emotional stability can also help prevent the occurrence of insect movements of the lips.
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