Do you know which acupoints to moxibustion for pharyngitis?

Usually we are always troubled by pharyngitis, sore throat, difficulty swallowing, foreign body sensation, all kinds of medicines and folk remedies are useless, but there is another method you have tried? That is the method of moxibustion for pharyngitis. Do you know which acupoints need to be moxibustioned for pharyngitis?

Acupoints: Dazhui, cervical vertebrae, Tiantu.

Tools: Buy a single-eye moxibustion box, or a double-eye moxibustion box, or a single-pot moxibustion jar, or a double-pot moxibustion jar.

Method: Dazhui and cervical Jiaji points can be treated with moxa sticks. The best way to moxibustion Tiantu is to lie down and hold a moxa stick to fumigate Tiantu and the neck. It takes about 20 minutes.

Moxibustion also has the conduction of meridians

“The first is penetrating heat: the heat from the moxibustion point penetrates directly from the skin surface to the deep tissues, and even directly reaches the chest and abdominal organs;

The second is to expand the heat; the heat of moxibustion spreads around the moxibustion point;

The third is heat transfer. Moxibustion heat starts from the moxibustion point and is transferred along the meridians to distant parts, even directly to the affected area.

The fourth is that the local part is not hot (or slightly hot) but the distant part is hot; the moxibustion site is not hot (or slightly hot), but the distant part feels very hot;

The fifth is that the surface is not hot (or slightly hot), but the deep tissues under the skin and even the chest and abdominal organs feel very hot;

The sixth is to produce other non-thermal sensations: non-thermal sensations such as sourness, swelling, numbness, heat, heaviness, pain and coldness at or away from the moxibustion site (suspended moxibustion);

Seventh, the symptoms will be relieved wherever the moxibustion sensation is transmitted; the sensations of heat, swelling, pain, etc. produced at the moxibustion site are transmitted deep and far, and wherever they reach, the symptoms will be relieved.

The heat-penetrating function of moxibustion can transmit heat from the moxibustion site to the posterior pharyngeal wall and tonsils, thereby treating pharyngitis.