Which part of the hand should be pressed for cervical spondylosis

Cervical spondylosis is a disease that occurs in our cervical spine. This disease has many effects on our body, and even affects our lives to varying degrees. However, we can solve this problem through some massage methods. We can treat it by massaging certain parts of the hands, but many people don’t know the specific location. So which part of the hand should be massaged for cervical spondylosis?

The hands are independent holographic embryos, and each of the internal organs and orifices of the limbs of the human body has its corresponding position in the hands. When pathological changes occur in the internal organs, corresponding changes in complexion and appearance will also occur in the holographic acupoints of the same name on the hand. Holographic hand massage is a method of applying specific and effective massage stimulation to the holographic acupoints of the internal organs of the hands to dredge local Qi and blood, adjust the deficiency and excess of the internal organs, and achieve the purpose of curing and preventing diseases, maintaining health, and strengthening the body.

The five fingers are plump, round, strong, thick, and of uniform and appropriate length. If any of the five fingers appear crooked, thinner, have thick joints, widen the horizontal lines on the joints, or have multiple horizontal lines, it indicates that there is some discomfort in the body. If we find the problem in time, we can regulate the body by massaging the reflex zones of our hands. For example, some elderly people suffer from dizziness due to insufficient blood supply to the brain. The tip of the thumb is the blood supply area for the heart and brain. Pinching the fingertips for about a minute every day can improve blood circulation.

Pulling the thumb to treat cervical vertebrae: If the second section of the thumb becomes thinner, it generally means that the blood supply to the cervical vertebrae is poor. Because the cervical vertebrae are at the back and the trachea is in the front. If the cervical vertebrae and neck reflex areas are bulging, it also means that there are problems with the throat and trachea.

In daily conditioning, you can combine the two methods of traction and pressure on the reflex area of ​​the cervical vertebra in the palm of your hand and scraping and pressing the respiratory center on the tip of the thumb to treat problems with the cervical vertebra and throat together, and at the same time cooperate with pressing the respiratory center in the middle of the tip of the big toe and the Jiexi point on the wrist. (As shown in Figure 1)

Stomach medicine is on your hand: the stomach reflex area is located slightly below the center of the palm, near the first metacarpal bone. The elderly can often press the stomach and pancreas reflex areas to regulate gastrointestinal function. If you have acute gastritis or feel stomach discomfort, you can press the stomach reflex area, which is very effective. At the same time, you can also pinch and press between each finger to help reduce inflammation.