When children experience nasal congestion and runny nose due to cold or rhinitis, parents can use the technique of pressing and rubbing Ying Xiang to help relieve the symptoms. However, many people are not sure where Ying Xiang is exactly located. Below, we will explain in detail the accurate position of Ying Xiang in children.
Accurate Position of Ying Xiang in Children
Ying Xiang is located at the midpoint of the outer edge of the nostril, in the nasolabial groove.
Massage Technique for Ying Xiang in Children
Use the index and middle fingers to press and rub Ying Xiang 20-30 times, called rubbing Ying Xiang.
Effects of Massage for Ying Xiang in Children
The nose is the opening of the lung, and the acupoint is located on both sides. Rubbing it can promote lung qi circulation, clear nasal passages, and is effective for nasal congestion and runny nose caused by cold or chronic rhinitis, as well as breathing difficulties. It is often used in combination with clearing the lung meridian and using Feng Chi.
Diseases Treated by Rubbing Ying Xiang
Massage for Ying Xiang in children has the function of dispelling wind and opening the orifices. It is used to treat children's colds, nosebleeds, mouth deviation, clear nasal discharge, different types of nasal congestion, and breathing difficulties caused by acute or chronic rhinitis.
Special Massage Method for Ying Xiang in Children
Press the middle finger vertically on Ying Xiang, and rub and press in a clockwise direction for 1-3 minutes, then rub and press in a counterclockwise direction for 1-3 minutes. Repeat this massage twice a day. Long-term massage can relieve children's colds, rhinitis, and other conditions.
