Traditional Chinese medicine believes that massaging the acupoint "Tian Chong" has the effects 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, and gum pain.
Picture of Tian Chong acupoint
【Massaging Tian Chong acupoint to treat gum pain】
Gum pain refers to the pain at the root of the teeth and the swelling of the surrounding gums. For normal gum inflammation, taking anti-inflammatory drugs and massaging can help alleviate the symptoms. If the gum pain is caused by tooth decay, it is best to visit a hospital for treatment.
Massage method: Place four fingers together on the Tian Chong acupoint on the head and massage for 3 minutes. Then, use the thumb to press the Da Ying acupoint on both sides of the face 20 times. This method has a good effect on treating gum pain.
【Massaging Tian Chong acupoint to relieve headache】
When a person experiences excessive inner conflicts, it can lead to headaches, panic, epilepsy, and other problems, all of which are directly related to Tian Chong acupoint.
Therefore, when there is fear, anxiety, or discomfort in the mind, accompanied by headache or other discomfort symptoms, stimulating the Tian Chong acupoint immediately will have a good effect.
【Methods of massaging Tian Chong acupoint】
Stimulating the Tian Chong acupoint can be done by kneading. Press the fingertip of the index finger on the Tian Chong acupoint and rotate it slowly. Knead each side of the Tian Chong acupoint for 1-3 minutes each time, and it can be kneaded several times a day.
The Tian Chong acupoint is located on the head, vertically above the root of the ear, straight into the hairline. It is two inches away from the three horizontal fingers. Stimulating the Tian Chong acupoint can also be done by pressing. Use the thumb to press the Tian Chong acupoint, gradually increase the pressure, hold for 2-3 seconds, release, rest for 3 seconds, and then press again. One press and release cycle takes 2-3 minutes.
Massaging can also be done by using a larger range. Place the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger together, with the Tian Chong acupoint as the center, and rotate and knead with a certain force for 2-3 minutes each time, until the skin feels warm and swollen.
Friction can also be used. Rub the index finger and middle finger up and down on the Tian Chong acupoint, with the local area feeling sore and warm as the best result.
