The Tian Chong acupoint is located on the head of the human body. Pressing the Tian Chong acupoint can relieve pain and treat symptoms such as headaches and toothaches. Let's find out the location of the Tian Chong acupoint and the reasons for Tian Chong acupoint pain.
Causes of Tian Chong Acupoint Pain
1. Excessive fatigue
If there is pain in the Tian Chong acupoint, it can have a significant impact on our health. In our modern society, many white-collar workers do not pay attention to their own bodies and are unaware of the illnesses they have. Excessive fatigue can cause pain in the Tian Chong acupoint.
2. Lack of sleep
Lack of sleep can also cause pain in the Tian Chong acupoint. It is important to pay extra attention to our sleep patterns and quality. Having sufficient sleep can be beneficial for avoiding sleep deprivation.
3. Spinal disease
Cervical spondylosis can also cause pain in the Tian Chong acupoint. If we find that we have cervical spondylosis, we must go to the hospital to determine the cause and receive timely treatment. Therefore, if there is pain in the Tian Chong acupoint, it is necessary to seek treatment promptly.
Effects and Functions of the Tian Chong Acupoint
The Tian Chong acupoint has the functions of dispelling wind, calming the mind, clearing heat, and reducing swelling. It is mainly used to treat headaches, dizziness, trigeminal neuralgia, hearing loss, goiter, decreased hearing, epilepsy, panic, gum pain, etc.
The function of the Tian Chong acupoint is to promote circulation and treat wind-related diseases. It can also alleviate sorrow and crying. It is the meeting point of the Gallbladder Meridian and the Bladder Meridian, and it has the function of clearing heat and dispelling wind. Therefore, the main purpose of this acupoint is to promote circulation.
It is mainly used to treat headaches, epilepsy, spasms, gum swelling, panic, and other brain-related illnesses, with circulation as the main treatment method.
Using a scraping board, scrape the acupoint from top to bottom for 1-3 minutes. With long-term adherence to massage, it can eliminate headaches, toothaches, and panic, and enhance the functions of the internal organs.
It is commonly used in modern times to treat vascular (neurological) headaches, neurotic tinnitus (hearing loss), and thyroid enlargement, etc.
Massage Techniques for the Tian Chong Acupoint
The Tian Chong acupoint is located on the head, directly above the posterior margin of the ear, and 2 inches into the hairline. When locating the acupoint, the posterior margin of the ear is directly above and 3 horizontal finger widths into the hairline.
Stimulating the Tian Chong acupoint can be done by massaging. Press the acupoint with the fingertip of the index finger and rotate it slowly. Massage each side of the Tian Chong acupoint for 1-3 minutes each time. Repeat the massage several times a day.
1. Use the index fingers of both hands to press the Tian Chong acupoint for 3-5 minutes once in the morning and evening. This method can treat gum swelling and pain.
2. If there is gum swelling accompanied by toothache or headache, massage the Hegu acupoint as well to alleviate the pain.
3. Use the fingertips of the index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger to massage the Tian Chong acupoint for 1-3 minutes, until the local skin feels warm. Persistently massaging in this way every day can relieve symptoms such as gum swelling and headache in children.
