Where are the acupuncture points on the tonsils

Tonsils are a critical part and are very important to our body. We should know about the care of tonsils. The acupoints of tonsils are the places to massage the tonsils. Only by finding the acupoints can we ensure a certain therapeutic effect. At the same time, we can also avoid some problems and complications that cause burden and impact on our body.

(1) Sit in a sitting position. First, use one-finger Zen to push Fengchi and Fengfu acupoints for 1 minute each; then use the tip of the middle finger to press and rub Lianquan, Shuitu (the midpoint of the line connecting Renying acupoint and Qishe acupoint, which is located below Renying acupoint, in the depression between the sternum and clavicle), Xuanji acupoint for 1 minute each; finally, use the thumb and index finger to hold Fengchi, Jianjing, Quchi and Hegu acupoints for 1 minute each. Press the Hegu point for 1 minute each.

(2) Sit down, and a family member stands on the affected side. (2) Sit down, and a family member stands on the affected side. Abduct one upper limb to 90 degrees. Place the thumb of the hand on the same side as the affected side together with the thumb of the affected side and press tightly. Use the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger to tightly pinch the patient's Hegu point. Use the thumb of the other hand to press on the Jianyu point of the abducted upper limb on the affected side. Use the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger to tightly pinch the armpit. At this time, stretch the patient's upper limb backward with force. If the patient swallows the decoction slowly, the effect will be faster.

(3) Sit down and use the thumb and index finger to massage the tonsil points (0.5 inches below the cheek car) and Hegu points on both sides for 1 minute each. Then use the tip of the thumb to massage the Zhaohai and Taixi points on both lower limbs for 1 minute each. Finally, use the ulnar edge of the palm to rub the Yongquan points on the soles of both feet back and forth for 2 minutes, until the points are warmed through.

(4) Sit down and use the tip of the middle finger to gently massage the Futu (near the Adam's apple on the outside of the neck, between the anterior and posterior edges of the sternocleidomastoid muscle, Figure 18-1), Tiantu, and Yifeng points for 1 minute each; then use the thumb, index finger, and middle finger to pinch the throat skin 30 times.