What are the symptoms of pericardium meridian obstruction?

The pericardium meridian surrounds the human heart and has the function of protecting the human heart. If the pericardium meridian is blocked, it will easily lead to insomnia, irritability, and also easily cause symptoms such as redness and swelling of the facial skin and redness of the eyes. Since the pericardium meridian is the protective membrane of the heart, if the pericardium meridian is blocked, it will easily cause heart disease and seriously endanger your health. You should pay attention to your emotions and treat it this morning.

Symptoms of pericardium meridian obstruction

The pericardium meridian surrounds the heart and has a protective function. If it is damaged, the symptoms presented are the same as when the heart is injured. Symptoms may include insomnia, frequent dreams, easy waking and difficulty falling asleep; irritability, forgetfulness, chest tightness, dry mouth; neurasthenia, etc. Such as inflammation and redness of the face. Palpitations and yellow eyes. Pain and numbness will occur along the pericardium meridian from the chest to the side abdomen. It is accompanied by symptoms such as cramps and hot palms. When there is an abnormality in the pericardium meridian, there will be pain when pressing the Tanzhong point on the chest, and a lump will be felt at the Jueyinshu point next to the fourth thoracic vertebra on the back. The acupoints of the pericardium meridian include Tianchi, Tianquan, Quze, Ximen, Jianshi, Neiguan, Daling, Laogong, and Zhongchong.

There are 9 points on one side of the Hand Jueyin Pericardium Meridian (a total of 18 points on both sides). Among them, 8 points are distributed on the midline of the palm surface of the upper limb, and 1 point is located on the upper chest. The first acupoint is Tianchi and the last acupoint is Zhongchong. They are mainly used to treat circulatory system diseases such as chest and heart, neurological and mental diseases, and diseases of the parts along which this meridian passes.

Traditional Chinese medicine considers the heart to be an important organ in the human body, and therefore believes that there is a layer of membrane outside the heart to protect the heart, and this membrane is called the pericardium. Therefore, the pericardium has the function of protecting the heart and ensuring that the heart functions normally. The pericardium meridian is a meridian that passes through the three important acupoints of Tanzhong, Zhongwan, and Yinjiao in the triple burner that separates the chest and abdomen. After passing through the chest, continue down through the side abdomen, inner side of the hand, palm, and middle finger. Its branches: branch out from the palm, exit at the end along the ring finger, and take over the Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian.

How to regulate the pericardium meridian?

The regulation of meridians is nothing more than external regulation and internal nourishment:

1. External adjustment is to open the tendons and joints through tools or stimulate the meridians through acupoint conditioning to achieve the purpose of dredging.

Use a tendon-pulling stick or scraping board to comb the tendons along the route of the pericardium meridian, and stimulate key acupoints such as Tianchi, Tianquan, Quze, Ximen, Jianshi, Neiguan, Daling, Laogong, and Zhongchong through acupressure techniques to dredge the spleen meridian.

2. Internal nourishment is to clear the meridians from the inside through medicine or food.

The pericardium meridian belongs to the element of fire and colorless, which is red. It is advisable to eat some red foods and red fruits and vegetables (peanuts, dates, etc.), but it must be eaten in moderation. Too much is as bad as too little. The five elements are mutually reinforcing and restraining. Excessive use will damage the lung metal. It is best to use five-element balanced porridge powder to nourish the five internal organs and balance yin and yang to achieve the effect of warming the meridians and dredge the collaterals.