Female body acupuncture points map

From the high-definition pictures of the meridian acupoints on the female body, we can see that the green line on the left is the Ren meridian acupoint, and the green line on the right is the Stomach Meridian of Foot Yangming. The high-definition pictures in the article explain the detailed locations of the meridian acupoints on the female body, as well as the functions and effects of common acupoints on the human body and skin. So what are the meridian points in women’s body? Let’s learn about it below.

The body's internal organs, limbs, senses, skin, flesh, bones, tendons and other tissues and organs can usually maintain relative harmony and unity and carry out normal physiological activities, which is achieved through the communication and interaction of the meridian system. The Yu points are the places where the blood and qi of the body's internal organs and meridians drip onto the epidermis.

Caring about women's physical and mental health is a core concept advocated by many people today. It is true that women are slightly weaker than men in terms of physical fitness and stamina, and in recent years, a large number of female friends have begun to pay attention to women's health and wellness. Well, today we are mainly going to talk about, from the perspective of human meridian acupoints, what common diseases do women have, and how to prevent these common diseases.

A large picture album of body meridians

The human body's acupuncture points are spread all over the body, and each acupuncture point is very important. If any acupuncture point in the waist and abdomen hurts, it is very likely that you have some kind of disease.

You may have: Endometriosis. According to a survey by the Endometriosis Research Institute, this is a special disease that affects tens of millions of women. Many women think that period pain is normal and something they have to deal with.

The view of authoritative experts is that it is a risk fallacy. In fact, menstrual pain that is severe enough that it cannot be relieved by medication or emergency contraception is a flag that indicates a risk of endometriosis. The cause of this disease is that a small amount of tissue in the uterus (uterine wall) moves out of the uterus for unknown reasons.

How this movement occurs remains a mystery, but experts believe it is caused by the backflow of menstruation, with the uterine wall moving in the wrong direction and becoming lodged in the pelvis instead of exiting the body through the vagina. These films accumulate in the ovaries, fallopian tubes, and other abdominal organs, causing bleeding and inflammation. These all cause pain - causing severe pain during menstruation and even infertility.

What you should do: To relieve the pain, your doctor may recommend that you continue to take emergency contraception to reduce the frequency of your periods, and may also prescribe aspirin and ibuprofen. If these treatments don't work, you may consider surgery to remove the disordered uterine wall.

In addition, you can consider using acupuncture points in traditional Chinese medicine, which has been used in classic cases.

Health tips for women after 30

Be careful to avoid fetal malformation: after pregnant women use drugs, the drugs can pass through the embryo from the blood to affect the fetus. Because the fetus's organs are not fully developed, its ability to dissolve and detoxify drugs is poor, its metabolism is slow, and the growing fetus is highly sensitive, especially in the first three months of pregnancy, the fetus is most susceptible to impact.

The following drugs that may cause fetal malformation should not be used during pregnancy, such as sedatives such as chlordiazepoxide, perphenazine, phenobarbital, chlordiazepoxide (Librium), meprobamate (Meprobamate), etc., which can cause fetal malformation; new anti-cancer drugs such as methotrexate, busulfan, chlorambucil, cyclophosphamide, etc., which can also cause fetal malformation; hormonal drugs such as diethylstilbestrol, testosterone, progesterone, cortisone, etc., can also cause fetal malformation.

For example, diethylstilbestrol can cause fetal visceral malformations and hydrocephalus, gonadal cancer, masculinization of male fetuses, and permanent infertility of offspring. Birth control pills can also cause congenital heart disease in fetuses. Tolbutamide, chlorpropamide and other hypoglycemic drugs can cause multiple fetal malformations. Tetracycline antibiotics can enter the fetus's body through the embryo after taking them, which can not only cause tetracycline teeth, but also inhibit fetal protein synthesis, making the fetus's fingers and body short and sturdy, and can also cause congenital cataracts or even stillbirth.

In addition, the use of the anti-allergic drug mefenamic acid, the anti-epileptic drugs phenytoin and chlorpromazine, the anti-coagulants dicumarol and benzylcoumarol, the anti-dengue drugs chloroquine, pyrimethamine and quinine, the miotic drug pilocarpine, the adrenergic hormone drugs ephedrine and chlorpromazine, the stimulants imipramine and amphetamine, etc., can all cause fetal malformations.