Sinus Pressure Points
There are different areas on your face that are sinus pressure points to help relieve sinus pain. Starting off at the top there is the Frontal Sinuses that are air pockets above the eyebrows extending our on each side to the middle of each eyebrow. Then moving down to each side of the bridge of the nose are the Ethmoid sinuses it is right about where glasses would pinch your nose if you were glasses. Moving to the cheekbones which are the fullest parts of cheeks are the Maxillary sinuses. Then on either side of your head above your ears, slightly forward will be the Sphenoid sinuses. Messaging these pressure points can help bring relief to pressure you may be experiencing. If you visit this site http://www.sinus-wellness.com/sinus-pressure-points.html you will find more information on sinus pressure as well as messaging the points.
Posted by jvalone on 9/5/2009
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This promotes sinus drainage. Decongestants can also be helpful, but they contain chemicals that act like adrenaline and are dangerous for persons with high blood pressure, irregular heart rhythms, heart disease, or glaucoma.
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Shiatsu or accupressure practitioners claim that pressure to certain points on the face and head can help to clear sinus congestion, again by triggering the natural healing tendencies of the human body.
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Sinus pressure points are intended primarily to relieve sinus pressure and sinus congestion and by removing stress concentrated around those points. If the sinuses are not cleared, mucus will stagnate, pressure will build up and sinus infection and sinus pain will follow.
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How to Use Shiatsu for a Sinus Headache. Shiatsu applies pressure to the meridians (energy pathways) to open blocked nasal and sinus passages and relieve the pain and discomfort of sinusitis. ... Relieve frontal sinus pain by applying pressure to the point on the back of your hand at the web between your thumb and index finger.
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How to Use Acupressure Points for Sinus Relief. Acupuncture is a complex technique designed for people seeking treatment of pain or other conditions, like sinus relief. But you can get similar results yourself with acupressure. ... Sinus Pressure Relief Points...
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4. There are acupressure points for sinus congestion. Michael Blate's Natural Healers' Acupressure Handbook shows you several. 5. If you look into ayurvedic medicine (the traditional health care of India) you will learn about foods to eat that can ease your breathing.
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Before you leave this site, you will have discovered a unique, new solution for your Eyestrain, Headaches, Sinus Pain, Tension and more... Advanced, Fast Relief, without the old massage, acupressure, herbs, drugs, medicine, magic or anything else you ... Acupressure, Pressure Points Massage & Similar Relief Systems...
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Before you leave this site, you will have discovered a unique, new solution for your Eyestrain, Headaches, Sinus Pain, ... Though they are discussed, this site is not about traditional remedies or treatments, such as acupressure, massage, shiatsu, pressure points, new medicines or drugs like Imitrex, herbal cures,
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How I cured my sinus pressure and other sinus problems in three steps ... Then I did sinus pressure points B-5, A-2, and C-9 in that order. I do the first two several times during the day, as needed.This helps to keep the sinuses clear...
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To help get rid of sinus pressure and pain, gently press both LI 20 points for a couple of minutes, says Michael Reed Gach, Ph.D., director of the Acupressure Institute in Berkeley, California, and author of Acupressure’s Potent Points.
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