We have many acupoints in our body, and Tian Chong Point is a brain acupoint. Massaging Tian Chong Point has a miraculous effect on swollen gums, and finding the right position is key.
Special Acupoint Tian Chong for Relieving Swollen Gums
Tian Chong Point is located at the top of the head, directly above the posterior margin of the ear, and 2 inches into the hairline.
When locating the acupoint, it is 3 finger-widths directly above the posterior margin of the ear, into the hairline.
To stimulate Tian Chong Point, you can use a kneading technique. Press the fingertip of your index finger onto the acupoint and slowly rotate and knead it. Knead each side of Tian Chong Point for 1-3 minutes each time, and you can knead it several times a day.
Indications of Tian Chong Point
Tian Chong Point is used to treat head and facial disorders, as well as mental disorders. For example, headaches, tinnitus, swollen gums, stiff neck, epilepsy, palpitations, and startle reactions.
In modern times, Tian Chong Point is also used to treat vascular headaches and neurogenic hearing loss.
Tian Chong Point is used to treat headaches, epilepsy, swollen gums, and thyroid swelling.
Diseases of the nervous system: headaches, epilepsy;
Diseases of the otorhinolaryngology system: gingivitis, tinnitus, hearing loss, thyroid swelling.
Causes of Tian Chong Point Pain
1. Excessive fatigue
Excessive fatigue can cause pain in Tian Chong Point. You must work in moderation, based on what your body can handle, and avoid working overtime excessively. It is important to balance work and rest.
2. Insufficient sleep
Lack of sleep can cause pain in Tian Chong Point. There are many people nowadays who suffer from insufficient sleep. Students stay up all night playing games, young people work overnight, and some even have excessive thoughts that lead to insufficient sleep.
3. Spinal diseases
Another cause of pain in Tian Chong Point is cervical spondylosis. When we discover that we have cervical spondylosis, it is necessary to go to the hospital to determine the cause and receive timely treatment.
Leaving a disease untreated is never a good idea. Our body's diseases are interconnected. Ignoring a seemingly minor illness can lead to the simultaneous occurrence of other symptoms.
