There is no such thing as pressing an acupoint to cure hemorrhoids right away. The treatment of hemorrhoids can be complemented by pressing and rubbing the Hundred Hierarchy Points, Chengshan Points, and Changqiang Points as an adjunctive therapeutic method. 1. Hundred meeting point: in the ducal vein, is located in the head, the front of the hairline in the middle of the straight up 5 inches, with the benefit of qi rising yang (tonifying qi to make yang qi rise), open up and wake up the brain, tranquilize the mind and tranquilize the efficacy of the hemorrhoids, if hemorrhoids is due to the patient’s lack of qi (spleen and stomach qi weakness), the fixed regimen and lead to the weakness of the patient, you can press and knead the Hundred meeting point in order to benefit the qi rising yang, tonifying qi to enhance the fixed regimen. 2. Chengshan point: belongs to the foot solar bladder meridian, is located in the rear of the calf, gastrocnemius muscle two muscle belly and tendon intersection angle, rubbing this point has a tendon and activate (stretching the tendons, dredge the meridians), clearing heat and the bowel effect, clinically used in the treatment of lower back and leg constriction (due to the feeling of wind and cold and the body spasms, convulsions) pain in the lower limbs and other pain, as well as constipation, hemorrhoids and other disorders. 3. Changqiang acupoint: this point in the perineum area, below the tailbone, the tailbone end and the anus at the midpoint of the line taken. According to the principle of proximity treatment of acupoints, this point clinically with other points for the treatment of diarrhea, dysentery, blood in stool, constipation, hemorrhoids, prolapse, lumbar spine and coccygeal pain and other conditions. Acupuncture point stimulation is only an adjunctive treatment, such as hemorrhoids, it is recommended to go to the hospital anorectal department in a timely manner to avoid delays in the condition.
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