Do needles pierce bones during acupuncture?

Definitely not going to pierce the bones.

First of all, the "inch" in acupuncture is not different from the modern unit of length, it refers to the "same body inch", and the "one inch" of each person may not be the same length and varies from person to person.

The "inch" of acupuncture has the same size as the fingers

1. The bone size is determined according to the size of the bones of each part of the human body described in the "Lingshu", such as: 12 inches (straight inches) from the front hairline to the back hairline, and 9 inches (horizontal inches) between the two complete bones (mastoids) behind the ears and so on.

2. Fingers with the same body size:

1) The middle finger is the same size: take the middle finger of the patient when the middle part of the middle finger is flexed as one inch.

2) Thumb size: Take the width of the patient's thumb knuckle as one inch.

3) Horizontal finger with the same body size: ask the patient to put the index finger, middle finger, ring finger and little finger together, with the horizontal stripe of the middle finger as the standard, and the horizontal volume of the four horizontal fingers as 3 inches.

During acupuncture, the doctor will use different acupuncture techniques according to the different parts of the acupuncture, use different angles to insert the needle, and control the depth of the needle to avoid damage to nerves and blood vessels. The angles of acupuncture include straight puncture, oblique puncture, and flat puncture.

When acupuncture the Yingxiang acupoint, the needle is pierced obliquely, which will not pierce the bone.

Definitely not to pierce the bone, Yingxiang is to stab upwards obliquely.

Hello; Do needles pierce bones during acupuncture? No need to pierce the bone. Just prick the acupuncture points.

Isn't there an oblique stab, how can such a thin needle pierce into the bone.

The depth of different parts is different, and it is subject to safety and first-class effect.

The depth of acupuncture is also different for different acupuncture points, and the acupuncture points on the back should not be pierced deeply. It varies from person to person, and thin people are not the same as fat people.

It depends on which acupuncture point it is, and it is different in each place.

The depth of acupuncture varies depending on the acupuncture points.

Acupuncture and moxibustion are two different techniques of traditional Chinese medicine, of course, what we talk about now is acupuncture, which is generally pointers, that is, acupuncture.

No, acupuncture is not as strict as acupuncture, for example, being pricked by a needle can also be said to be acupuncture, while acupuncture is acupuncture that is positioned according to the meridian acupoints, and moxibustion is a method of smoking and roasting with moxa.

Acupuncture: refers to the use of needles to perform acupuncture on certain acupuncture points**.

Moxibustion: It refers to the ** method of using moxibustion strips (mostly made of moxa leaves, also known as moxa sticks) to smoke and roast on certain acupuncture points after ignition.

Therefore, acupuncture is not the same as acupuncture.

There are three main reasons for ear bleeding during acupuncture: first, the ear is rich in blood vessels, and the blood vessels are not avoided during acupuncture; The second is that the needle applicator is not proficient, and the third is that the needle recipient is too nervous. As long as the acupuncture points in acupuncture are accurate and skillful, there will be no problem.

There should be no problem. There are too many capillaries in the body, which are easy to touch during acupuncture, so don't be nervous. Observe again.

Like the upstairs said, it's okay to get a little blood.

As for hair wood, during acupuncture, there will be soreness, numbness, swelling and pain due to the different acupuncture points.

If you're fine, you should be fine.

Generally, the effect time of acupuncture** is 30 minutes, and the needle is performed once every 10 minutes (it is a twist and transfer technique), if it is a false syndrome, long-term illness, etc., the needle retention time can be appropriately extended, and the head needle of stroke patients can be kept for a long time, 24 hours or longer.

The length of the needle retention period is determined by the patient's condition, and it is generally not recommended to stay for too long. 30 minutes.

Acupuncture works mainly by performing needle manipulation to obtain the needle feeling. It has nothing to do with the length of the needle.

Generally around 30-40 minutes. The data from the study indicated that in general, acupuncture time is around 30 is appropriate. After a long time, the effect of the effect does not change much.

Leave the needle for 30 minutes. A weaker constitution may also be appropriately prolonged.

No, the depth of acupuncture required is different for different acupuncture points.

You can point the acupoint**, the pain is there to point the acupoint, the last time it doesn't hurt, the point is not painful, if it is always so painful, the point is invalid.

Not so much to see. Continuous acupuncture**2 years...

Let's take a different approach...

For example: let you eat rice every day, and eat it every meal, not the same... You give it a try.

You'll be disgusted when you see rice... The same is true of healing ... A similar situation will occur.

Of course, it can cure diseases, it is based on the principle of combining acupuncture and human acupuncture points of traditional Chinese medicine, mainly for some common chronic diseases of some middle-aged and elderly people, such as cervical spondylosis, frozen shoulder, rheumatoid arthritis, low back pain, leg pain, joint pain, etc., cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, such as high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, high blood sugar, etc., the effect is very significant

Needle flicker! You can do it yourself. Check to see if there are medical equipment, and buy an acupuncture kit with a needle prick. I made it myself, stainless steel, envy it!! Hehe.

Acupuncture is very professional, and the depth of each acupuncture point is very different, so it is impossible to use a physical external force to pierce to different depths, only by hand.

You can make your own with the refills of a gel pen. Just disinfect it.

Needle insertion tubes, generally where acupuncture needles are sold, there are matching tube needles.

Acupuncture is elastic, and the generally seen piercing the head seems to go deep, but in fact it just turns under the skin and goes down the scalp. Not meningitis yet.