What toxins appear after cupping the thighs?

In recent years, with the enhancement of people's health awareness, many Chinese medicine methods have gradually been introduced into people's daily lives. At present, Paisa, which is similar to cupping and scraping, is very popular. Under normal circumstances, normal slapping will be a little painful. Some people's thighs are very red after being slapped, but it is not painful and they feel comfortable. This is Paisa. Generally, the toxins that appear after slapping the thigh are somewhat similar to bruises.

Teach you how to identify the basic conditions of sha after cupping:

1. Pin-point shape indicates heat;

2. Petechiae indicate cold;

color:

1. Flushing: Normal

2. Red: Wind-heat, often seen in sub-health;

3. Purple-red: Stasis heat, easy to feel sore;

4. Blue: phlegm and dampness, easy fatigue;

5. Purple-black: stagnation, accumulation of toxins in the body, and severe microcirculation disorder;

6. Black: Most of them are patients with chronic diseases or people who take long-term medications.

After cupping, the sha points produced will be different due to different physical symptoms. People with internal heat and heat toxins will produce red sha. People with qi stagnation and blood stasis will have light purple or dark purple blocky blood stasis after cupping. People with weak and cold constitution will have lighter sha in color (this constitution is suitable for cupping). The main purpose of cupping is to open up the body's meridians and promote blood circulation, thereby eliminating toxins from various organs.

1. How to do Cupping

1. Use your solid palm to pat your skin vertically. When patting, your hands should be naturally relaxed and not tensed up deliberately;

2. The slapping should be done with a certain amount of force, and should be done gradually within the acceptable range. Do not slap suddenly with great force or violently.

3. It is best to tap one part for 15-20 minutes. In principle, only treat one disease at a time. If cupping is performed on multiple parts of the body, the patient may experience severe fatigue. The interval between cupping treatments on the same part should be 5-7 days. If the sha on the same part has not subsided, do not cupping it.

4. After the sha comes out through patting, it is best not to take a bath within one to two days, or wait until the sha disappears before taking a bath, which will have the best effect.

2. Patting parts - eight weak points of the human body

Baxu: names of parts of the human body. Refers to eight joints on both sides, including elbows, armpits, hips, and knees.

"Lingshu. Xieke": "There are eight deficiencies in the human body, ... to observe the five internal organs, ... if there is evil in the lungs and heart, its qi will stay in the two elbows; if there is evil in the liver, its qi will stay in the two armpits; if there is evil in the spleen, its qi will stay in the two thighs; if there is evil in the kidneys, its qi will stay in the two popliteal fossa.

1. Patting the elbows - dispersing the evil qi of the heart and lungs

The elbow area is where the three yin meridians of the heart, pericardium, and lung pass through. If the flow of qi and blood in these three meridians is blocked, it will cause diseases of these two organs.

The ancients believed that the evil of the heart and lungs was retained in the elbows.

2. Patting the armpits - Treating liver and heart diseases

There are four main meridians running through the armpits: the lung meridian, pericardium meridian, gallbladder meridian and heart meridian.

It can relieve chest tightness, shortness of breath, palpitations, arm pain, etc.

3. Patting the thighs - Treating men's and women's diseases

The groin area where the inner thighs meet the lower abdomen

Cupping the thighs not only strengthens the spleen, but also can treat men's and gynecological diseases with very good results.