Hiccups, press the middle finger

Many people have had hiccups. The reason for hiccups is that our diaphragm is stimulated by some factors, such as cold weather, eating too much or even eating too fast. Hiccups make the human body very uncomfortable, but they don't last very long. It can be seen that hiccups are a physiological reaction, and there are many ways to relieve them in time. So where is the best place to press the middle finger to relieve hiccups?

First, where should you press the middle finger to effectively relieve hiccups? Press the Shaoshang point. Shaoshang point is located one fen away from the fingernail on the side of the thumb. When hiccups occur, press the Shaoshang point with your thumb so that the soreness lasts for half a minute, and the hiccups will stop. This method is really effective. When I have hiccups, I just press this acupoint and the hiccups stop.

Second, pinch and press the middle finger. Use your left and right fingers to pinch the top of your middle finger hard. After about 1 to 2 minutes, the hiccups will stop. Pinch and press the Neiguan acupoint. Use your fingers to pinch the "Neiguan acupoint", which is located 6 to 7 cm inside the wrist, about 2 fingers below the first horizontal line. It is also more effective in stopping hiccups.

Third, shave the brow bone. Press the thumbs of both hands on the temples on both sides, and use the side of the bent index finger to scrape from the inside to the outside of the brow bone, applying a little force, until you feel a slight soreness. Tanzhong point. Lie on your back to locate the acupoint. The operator points the thumb at the Tanzhong point (located on the chest, the midpoint of the line between the two nipples), presses lightly at first and then heavily, for 2 to 3 minutes. To consolidate the therapeutic effect, rest for 15 minutes and then press for another 2 to 3 minutes.

Where is the best place to press the middle finger to stop hiccups? Use your left and right fingers respectively to pinch the top of the middle finger hard. After about 1 to 2 minutes, the hiccups will be stopped. Zanzhu acupoint. Lie flat or sit half-way, and press the Zanzhu point (the depression on the inner edge of the eyebrow) with the tips of both thumbs. Use light force at first and massage in a spiral clockwise direction. Gradually increase the force until a feeling of soreness, numbness, or swelling is felt. Continue pressing the point until the eyeball and eye socket can feel soreness and swelling. It usually takes about 1 minute to take effect, and sometimes about 5 minutes. Continue massaging for 3 to 5 minutes after the hiccups stop. For severe cases, press twice a day, and a course of treatment is 5 days.