What are the acupuncture points for moxibustion therapy?

I believe many friends know that diseases can be treated through moxibustion, but not everyone can master the moxibustion points well. Different acupuncture points in each of our bodies are responsible for different meridians and play different functions. For example, when performing moxibustion, you can choose Guanyuan acupoint to treat female uterine cold. Another example is Shenque acupoint above the navel, which can treat various diseases caused by imbalance of qi, blood, yin and yang. Here we will introduce the relevant acupoints of moxibustion therapy.

Scope of application: used for diseases in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, and ENT. It is especially effective for mastitis, prostatitis, periarthritis of the shoulder, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical spondylosis, diabetes, etc. Moxibustion therapy has a wide range of applications and was the main means of treating diseases in ancient China. In the words of traditional Chinese medicine, it has the effects of warming yang and replenishing qi, warming the meridians and dredge collaterals, eliminating blood stasis and dispersing nodules, and replenishing the middle and benefiting qi.

Acupoints on the hand; Acupoints: Spleen Meridian (Spleen Earth), Location: radial side of the thumb. Operation: To tonify the spleen meridian: bend the child's thumb slightly, and the operator pushes the thumb surface along the radial edge of the child's thumb toward the base of the palm. To clear the spleen meridian: push straight on the child's thumb surface. Push about 100 to 300 times. Indications: indigestion, diarrhea, vomiting, malnutrition, limb weakness, etc.

Acupoint: Lung Meridian (Lung Metal), Location: Palm of the ring finger. Procedure: To tonify the lung meridian: Rotate and push on the surface of the ring finger, see the middle picture, and tonify about 200 to 400 times. Clear the lung meridian: Push straight toward the base of the fingers, 200 to 400 times. Palm acupoint map Indications: fever, cough, asthma, chest tightness, sore throat, etc.

The above introduces the scope of application of moxibustion and some common uses of moxibustion, and briefly introduces the simple methods of moxibustion. In fact, there are many acupoints for moxibustion. There is an acupoint on our back called Mingmen. Moxibustion on this acupoint in women can treat irregular menstruation and habitual abortion. There is a Qihai point in our lower abdomen. Moxibustion at this point can prevent and treat female infertility.