What is the effect of Yongquan plaster

There are many acupoints in our body, and many treatments in traditional Chinese medicine rely on acupoints to achieve therapeutic effects. For example, acupoint massage is to massage the acupoints, which can not only cure diseases but also relieve fatigue. Well, the foot is an organ with a lot of acupuncture points in the body. What kind of effect will it have if some plasters are applied to the Yongquan acupoints on the soles of the feet?

Yongquan acupoint is located on the soles of the feet and is a commonly used acupoint in clinical practice. Apply the medicine to the Yongquan acupoint and fix it with adhesive plaster or analgesic ointment, so that the medicine can act on the body through the acupoint, thus achieving the purpose of curing the disease.

hypertension. Take 50 grams of castor beans, 20 grams of Evodia rutaecarpa, 20 grams of Aconitum, 10 grams of Borneolum, and 150 grams of ginger. Grind the first four herbs into fine powder, mash the ginger into a paste, and add the powder to mix into a paste. Apply acupoints on both feet every night. 7 days constitutes one course of treatment, and use for 3-4 courses in a row. Stop taking all antihypertensive drugs during the medication period.

Neurasthenia. 9 grams of Chinese jujube kernel. 9 grams of pine nuts and an appropriate amount of high-proof grain liquor. Grind the two Chinese medicines into powder, mix them with wine into a paste, apply them on two pieces of gauze the size of a watch respectively, then apply them to the Yongquan acupoints of both feet, and fix them with adhesive tape or a bandage. Apply it before going to bed every night and remove it the next morning, repeat 7-10 times. It is effective for insomnia, headache and dizziness caused by neurasthenia.

Hemoptysis. Peel 12 grams of fresh garlic, mash it into a paste, add 6 grams of sulfur powder, 3 grams of cinnamon powder, and 3 grams of borneol, grind evenly, apply them on two pieces of gauze (an area as large as the watch), then apply them to the Yongquan acupoints of both feet, fix them with tape or bandage, and change them every other day. To avoid local skin redness and blistering and other reactions, you can first apply a thin layer of paraffin oil or vaseline on the skin of the Yongquan acupoint. Generally, apply it 3-4 times and the hemoptysis should improve. In addition, this method is also effective in treating nasal maggots.

Nausea and vomiting in children. Grind equal parts of bile star (fried until yellow) and cinnabar into powder, add 1 gram of white pepper powder, and an appropriate amount of green onion, pound into a paste, make two small cakes, and stick them on the Yongquan acupoints of both feet. Change it every other day, and apply it 2-3 times.

Urinary obstruction and acute abdominal distension. Mash two daffodil heads and 30 castor seeds together. Apply stickers to the Yongquan acupoints on both feet. Change it once a night and apply it 2-3 times.

Low back pain due to kidney deficiency and frequent urination at night. Take 15g of cinnamon and 9g of aconite, grind them into fine powder, mix with wine and apply to the Yongquan acupoints on both feet. Change it every night and apply it for 3-5 days in a row.

Drooling in children. You can grind Arisaema into fine powder, mix it with vinegar to make a paste, apply it to the Yongquan acupoints of both feet, and fix it with gauze. Apply once a day, wash off overnight, and continue for several days.

Diarrhea in children. For children with damp-heat diarrhea, grind Atractylodes lancea and Sophora flavescens into fine powder respectively. For those with severe heat, take a 1:3 formula of the two ingredients, and for those with severe dampness, take a 3:1 formula. When using, mix with vinegar and apply to the Yongquan acupoints of both feet, then bandage and fix. Change the dressing every 5-10 hours. For patients with mild diarrhea, the dressing change time can be slightly longer.

Oral and tongue ulcers. You can use 10 grams of Evodia rutaecarpa, grind it into fine powder, mix it with egg white, and apply it to the Yongquan acupoints on both sides of the feet. Change the dressing once a day for 3-5 days.

pertussis. Take 5 pieces of fresh purple garlic, make a dressing that is 1.5 inches long and wide, and two strips of adhesive tape that are 2 inches each. First, mash the garlic cloves into garlic paste, then apply the garlic paste to the Yongquan acupoint on the sole of the foot and fix it with a dressing. Men on the left, women on the right. Apply the medicine for 24 hours each time.

Nosebleed. Take a garlic, peel it, mash it into a paste, and make it into small cakes. For left nose bleeding, apply the right Yongquan point. For those with right nosebleed, apply the left Yongquan acupoint; for those with bilateral nosebleed, apply both Yongquan acupoints.