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| Home > Cure through Acupressure > Women Related Diseases
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| | Women Related Diseases
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Menstrual Difficulties
Women with menstrual pain might get some relief by applying pressure to an acupuncture point known as spleen 6. The most common gynecological health problem, menstrual pain not related to other pelvic problems affects an estimated 60 to 93% of adolescent girls. Pain in the lower abdomen begins during or just before menses and usually lasts 48 hours or less. Menstrual pain can be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, back pain, dizziness, diarrhea, headaches, and fatigue, and frequently causes anxiety. Typical treatment recommendations include bed rest, exercise, applications of heat on the back, and the use of analgesic medications. Stimulation of sp6 through acupuncture and acupressure has been used to treat pelvic pain in women such as during childbirth and menses.
Insufficient lactation
Primary insufficient lactation is rare. Poor milk production is usually due to secondary insufficient lactation, caused by poor milk removal from the breast, which then becomes engorged.30 the child may then tire and fail to stimulate further lactogenesis. Small for gestational age or preterm infants suckle less powerfully than appropriately grown term infants.31 it has been suggested that the principal cause may be inadequate professional support of lactation, particularly in firstborn children who are breast fed.14 van der heide et al15 attribute the severe weight loss of their two infants the acupressure treatment for insufficient lactation includes timing of each individual treatment, and course of treatment, as well as the anatomic and emotional considerations fundamental to optimum results. St-18 rugen breast`s root regulates the chest and breast qi, facilitates lactation. Si-1 shaozi lesser marsh dispels wind heat and heat, facilitates lactation, clears the senses. Si-11 tianzong heavenly gathering regulates qi of the chest, facilitates lactation.
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