Which acupoints are good for massaging breast hyperplasia?

Breast hyperplasia is a relatively common gynecological disease, which can cause more lesions if not treated in time. Health experts say that the treatment of breast hyperplasia can be achieved by massaging the four major acupoints: Tanzhong, Rugen, Kufang and Qimen. After persisting for a period of time, you will find that the effect is very good and there will be no more swelling and pain.

1. Acupuncture points for treating breast hyperplasia:

1. Tanzhong Point: Located at the midpoint of the line connecting the two nipples, it belongs to the Ren Meridian and is the Mu point of the pericardium. This acupoint is located in the thymus. The triple energizer is connected to the thymus and can participate in the body's cellular immunity. It is one of the manifestations of Wei Qi. Regularly massaging the Tanzhong point can help to expand the chest and regulate qi, promote blood circulation and dredge the meridians, clear the lungs and stop wheezing, and relax the mind. It can prevent heart disease, prevent breast diseases, and has a certain breast enhancement effect.

2. Rugen Point: This point is located on the chest, directly below the nipple, at the base of the breast, in the 5th intercostal space. The name of the acupoint means that this acupoint is the foundation for the development and fullness of the breast. It supports the muscle material above the breast and is the foundation for the solidification of the breast muscles. Regularly pressing this point can help relieve breast swelling and breast pain.

3. Kufang Point: Located on the chest, directly above the nipple, in the first intercostal space, 4 inches away from the anterior midline. Regularly pressing this point can prevent and treat respiratory diseases such as cough, asthma, coughing up pus and blood, and can also relieve chest and rib pain, and prevent and treat breast diseases. In addition, Kufang and Rugen are two important acupoints for regulating breast muscles. If the flat and small breasts or sagging breasts are simply caused by insufficient stomach qi, using these two acupoints for breast augmentation treatment will be very effective.

4. Qimen: This point is located on the chest, directly below the nipple, in the 6th intercostal space, and is the gathering point of the liver meridian. Regularly pressing this point can soothe the liver and gallbladder, relieve depression and open the chest, and prevent and treat mastitis. For patients suffering from breast hyperplasia, if they can persist in massage every day, generally after 2 to 3 months, the symptoms of breast hyperplasia can be improved, and the lumps will become smaller and even disappear.

2. Acupoint massage, kneading and pinching for the treatment of breast hyperplasia:

1. Kneading method (1) Finger kneading method: Use the fingertips to apply force to a certain area and make gentle circular movements. (2) Palm kneading method: Use the palm to apply force to a certain part and make gentle circular movements. (3) Thenar kneading: Use the thenar or hypothenar to apply force to a certain area or acupoint, and make gentle circular movements. (4) Palm kneading method: Use the base of your palms to apply force to a certain area, and make gentle circular movements; you can also overlap your palms, apply force to a certain area with the base of your palms, and knead vigorously in the left and right directions. (5) Forearm kneading method: Use the ulnar side of the forearm to apply force to a certain area and knead in a circular motion or left and right. (6) Elbow kneading method: Use the olecranon of the ulna to apply force to a certain area and knead in a circular motion or left and right.

2. Pinching method (1) Three-finger pinching method: Slightly extend both wrist joints, press the thumbs horizontally against the skin, place the index and middle fingers on the skin in front of the thumbs, and pinch the skin with three fingers, moving the two hands alternately forward while pinching. (2) Two-finger pinching method: The wrist joints are slightly tilted to the ulnar side, the radial side of the middle section of the index finger is placed horizontally on the skin, and the thumb is placed on the skin in front of the index finger. The skin is pinched with the thumb and index finger, alternating while pinching.