Principle of Vaginal Tightening by Acupuncture

Many women suffer from vaginal relaxation due to normal childbirth. In fact, vaginal relaxation is dangerous for women because it is easy for bacteria to enter and it will also interfere with sexual life. Therefore, many women will do some exercises to help tighten the vagina after childbirth, and may also undergo vaginal tightening surgery. So can acupuncture help tighten the vagina?

Before understanding acupoint vaginal tightening, I would like to remind you that although acupoint vaginal tightening is helpful for vaginal tightening, it does not mean that as long as the vagina becomes loose, it can be restored to tightness by massaging for a period of time. If you want to shrink your vagina quickly and effectively, it is still better to choose professional vaginal shrinkage products such as Qiandes. Utilizing the principle of vaginal tightening combined with maintenance, we can eliminate pathogens in the body, restore the vagina's self-cleaning ability, deeply nourish vaginal cells, repair damaged vaginal tissues, and restore vaginal elasticity, thus achieving true vaginal tightening that is safe and will not rebound. It is currently the most popular method of vaginal tightening.

Acupoint vaginal tightening does not have much effect on restoring vaginal tightness in the short term, but if you have a certain amount of energy and patience, long-term persistence can still help restore tightness and improve the quality of sexual life. Let's take a closer look at the three major vaginal tightening acupoint massage methods!

One of the three major vaginal tightening acupuncture points: Sanyinjiao

Location: Sanyinjiao is located three inches directly above the tip of the medial malleolus, on the posterior edge of the tibia. The qi of the three meridians of the human body, namely the Ren, Du and Chong meridians, all originate from the uterus (uterus and ovaries). Among them, the Ren meridian is responsible for the blood throughout the body, the Du meridian is responsible for the Qi throughout the body, and the Chong meridian is responsible for all the meridians.

Function: Sanyinjiao is the nemesis of gynecological diseases and the main acupoint of gynecology. It is very effective for gynecological diseases, such as: functional uterine bleeding, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, leucorrhea, infertility, metrorrhagia, amenorrhea, uterine prolapse, dystocia, postpartum blood fainting, lochia retention, etc.

Method: Every day from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, when the kidney meridian is in season, massage the Sanyinjiao acupoint for about 15 minutes each, which can maintain the uterus and ovaries. Promote the smooth flow of the Ren, Du and Chong meridians. As long as a woman's qi and blood flow smoothly, her complexion will be rosy and white, she will sleep soundly, and her skin and muscles will not sag or loosen.

The second of the three major vaginal tightening acupoints: Qihai acupoint

Location: Qihai point is located in the lower abdomen, on the front midline of the body, 1.5 inches below the navel and two finger widths below the navel. Draw a straight line connecting the navel and the top of the pubic bone, dividing it into ten equal parts. The point is 3/10 of the way from the navel.

Function: Qihai point is also known as Dantian. There is a saying that goes: Qi sinks into Dantian. Massaging the Qihai point is beneficial for regulating menstruation, relieving abdominal pain, back pain, etc. At the same time, combined with garlic or pomegranate, it can help keep the vagina tight.

Method: Garlic + Qihai acupoint. First, mash and fry an appropriate amount of salt and garlic together, then apply it to the Qihai acupoint, cover it with gauze and fix it with adhesive tape. This method can help keep the vagina tight; Pomegranate + Qihai acupoint. Chinese medicinal ingredients: pomegranate peel, chrysanthemum, etc. Preparation and usage: Grind the above ingredients into powder, boil it in one bowl of water for seven minutes, and use the warm water to wash the vulva. It can also tighten the vagina.

The third of the three major vaginal tightening acupoints: Chengfu Point

Location: Chengfu point is located below the center of the horizontal line on the buttocks. (Back of thigh, midpoint of the horizontal line below the buttocks)

Function: Regular pressing of the Chengfu point can strengthen the contraction of the vagina and increase sexual sensitivity, so Chinese medicine also uses stimulation of this point to treat sexual frigidity.

Method: Straighten your back, clamp your anus, inhale slowly, press this point with four fingers other than the thumb, press upwards for 6 seconds, then exhale. Repeat this 10 times, 10 times each morning and evening. This is where the erogenous zones are most concentrated, so you can use more force when applying acupressure.