Whether or not the pain in the reflex area of the rhombus muscle was normal depended on the situation. If it was due to non-disease factors, such as long-term activity that caused foot strain, resulting in the production of more actic acid, it would stimulate the feet and cause soreness. This situation was relatively normal, and appropriate rest or local massage could be used to promote blood circulation and decomposition of actic acid. However, if it was caused by disease factors, it would be abnormal. The more common disease factors were calcium deficiency, neurosis, and so on. When there was a lack of calcium, it would affect the signal transmission of calcium ions in the muscle cells, causing the normal contraction and relaxation function of the oblique muscles of the foot to be damaged, resulting in local pain. Neurisy and other diseases could also cause pain. Read more exciting novels for free
Pain in the reflex zone of the Trapezius muscles on the soles of the feet could be a normal phenomenon, or it could be a hint of some physical condition. Under normal circumstances, when massaging the reflex zone, due to the stimulation of a specific part of the sole of the foot, the body may produce a certain amount of pain in order to adjust and adapt to this stimulation. When the strength was moderate, this pain was a normal stress response of the body, and moderate pain often meant that the massage had a certain stimulating effect, which helped to regulate the relevant body functions. However, if the pain was unusually strong or unbearable even with a light massage, it could be that there was something wrong with the body. For example, there might be strain, tension, or other pathological conditions in the oblique muscle itself. There might be a connection between the plantar reflex zone and the oblique muscle, and the reflex zone might show pain sensitivity. It might also be the embodiment of problems in the traditional Chinese medicine concept of the body's overall meridians being blocked, qi and blood circulation being blocked, etc. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
According to the reference materials, the reflex zone of the nose was generally at the end of the bone edge of the big toe of the foot. The specific location was the inner side of the belly of the big toe of both feet, extending to the root of the big toe nail, in front of the first interphalangeal joint. The reflex zone of the left nose was on the right foot, and the reflex zone of the right nose was on the left foot. The relevant content of the reflex zone of the throat on the sole of the foot was not found. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
There was a prickling pain in the reflex zone of the sole of the foot, which could be caused by many reasons. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, different areas of the soles of the feet corresponded to different organs of the body. For example, the heels corresponded to the kidneys and bladder, the soles of the feet corresponded to the spleen, stomach, liver, and gallbladder, the front of the feet corresponded to the shoulders, neck, upper limbs, and chest, the outer side of the feet corresponded to the joints of the limbs, and the inner side of the feet corresponded to the spine. Pain in these areas could indicate problems with the corresponding organs, but this view lacked modern medical confirmation. In Western medicine, the common cause was plantar fascitis. There was a dense layer of fascia on the sole of the foot. Standing for too long or improper exercise would cause damage to the fascia, which would induce plantar fascitis and cause pain. The area of pain was proportional to the degree of inflammation. In addition, bone spurs or abnormal arch of the foot could also cause plantar fascitis. In addition, if the fascia and the surrounding muscles, tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues of the soles were strained or strained, the local bone hyperostosis or calcium would stimulate the surrounding soft tissues and cause pain. Gout could also cause pain on the outside of the big toe, often accompanied by redness and swelling, and severe pain when walking. In terms of treatment, the following measures can be taken: First, reduce foot activity, rest and keep warm. The second was to perform Chinese medicine scalding. He could choose to use herbs such as prepared Chuan Wu, prepared Cao Wu, and stretched tendon grass to warm the meridians and dissipate cold, relax the muscles and tendons, dredge the meridians, and promote blood circulation. He could also take oral anti-inflammatory painkillers such as nimesuli and iceberg to improve local inflammation, reduce edema, and control pain. If it was plantar fascitis, the pain could also be relieved by relaxing the muscles related to the arch of the foot, such as the tibials behind, the tibials before, and the peroneal muscles. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
If there was no rash on the back of the foot and only itching, consider hyperhidrosis or an allergic reaction caused by the local irritation of wearing shoes. You can first apply anti-itching drugs such as calamine lotion and compound chlomaricolic alcohol solution twice a day. If there is no obvious relief, you can use it with oral anti-itching drugs such as cetiriizine, loratadin, and chlomarate. At the same time, they should check their shoes. If they were prone to allergy, they should change their shoes. In terms of diet, they should avoid eating spicy and stimulating food. They should pay attention to rest to improve their immune function. They should also check the soles of their feet for the presence of athlete's foot. They should further rule out whether the back of their feet was itchy due to a fungus infection. For instep pain, if it is caused by plantar fascitis, you can do simple stretching, stretching the plantar fascia before getting up or starting to stand every day; Training the strength of the plantar muscles, such as holding a towel with your toes and slowly pulling yourself until you feel the plantar fascia stretched; Try to change your lifestyle, reduce walking or jumping until the pain is significantly relieved; If the pain is more serious, apply ice before training; Wear shoes with good protection; If the above methods cannot be controlled, anti-inflammatory and painkiller drugs or insoles can be used to help relieve the pain. In addition, some diseases may have reflex zones on the instep. The symptoms can be alleviated by stimulating the corresponding reflex zones, but professional judgment is required. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The swelling of the reflex zone of the soles of the feet could be caused by the following reasons: 1. ** Cold feet **: If there is a lack of adequate daily care in daily life, the soles of the feet are prone to cold air invasion, causing local soft tissues to spasm, which will cause the tendons in the reflex zone of the soles of the feet to swell. 2. ** Trauma **: When the reflex zone of the sole of the foot is hit by external force or other trauma, the local soft tissue will be damaged. There will be obvious pain, swelling and other symptoms. It may also be manifested as muscle swelling. 3. ** Stomach Disease **: - [** chronic gastric inflammation **: Poor eating habits and living habits may induce chronic gastric inflammation.] After the disease, the digestive function of the stomach will decline, and symptoms such as bloating and stomachache will often appear. Due to the connection between the reflex zone of the soles of the feet and the stomach, when the stomach was sick, the reflex zone might hurt or swell when pressed. - ** Stomach Ulcer **: In addition to the common diseases mentioned above, stomach diseases such as stomach ulcers may also cause abnormalities in the reflex zone of the soles of the feet, manifested as swelling of the muscles and tendons. If there is swelling in the reflex zone of the sole of the foot, it should be treated according to the specific cause. If the cause cannot be determined or the symptoms are serious, it is recommended to seek medical advice in time. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The right treatment method needed to be chosen according to different reasons for the pain of the sole's oblique muscles. The main reasons could be divided into non-disease factors and disease factors. I. Non-disease factors It might be that prolonged activity caused the foot strain to produce more actic acid. When stimulated by the actic acid, the foot would feel sore. You can rest appropriately or massage the local area to promote blood circulation and decomposition of actic acid. 2. Disease factors 1. " Calcium-deficiency: When the body is lacking in calcium, it will usually affect the signal transmission of calcium ions in muscle cells, causing the normal contraction and relaxation function of the oblique muscles of the foot to be damaged, and local pain will occur. You can take drugs such as calcium calcium granules, calcium glucose oral solution, and calcium lactate granules according to the doctor's advice. In daily life, you should take appropriate sunlight, eat appropriate amount of bone soup, sesame sauce, and other foods containing calcium to promote the absorption of calcium. 2. Neurisy: When stimulated by inflammation, the blood supply to the oblique muscle and surrounding tissues of the foot will be insufficient. Long-term oxygen deficiency will easily cause local metabolism disorder or cell damage, causing pain in the foot. Under the guidance of a doctor, drugs such as glyoxylin tablets, mecobalamin tablets, and vitamins B1 tablets can be used to regulate nerve function and relieve local pain symptoms. In addition, it could also be caused by tendontis, fascitis, fracture, and other reasons. The patient had to go to the hospital in time to see a doctor and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor after confirming the condition. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Women during pregnancy and menstruation should not be massaged in the reflex zone of the foot and uterus. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
It is not advisable to massage the reflex zone of the foot half an hour before meals or one hour after meals. Massage before meals could easily suppress the secretion of gastric juice, which was not conducive to digestion and absorption of the stomach and intestines. Massage immediately after meals would cause the blood volume of the stomach and intestines to decrease, affecting digestion. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
At present, there was not enough information to indicate whether the numbness of the reflex zone of the heart and spleen during foot therapy was normal. The reaction of the foot reflex zone during foot therapy may be related to many factors, such as local blood circulation, nerve compression, etc. However, there was a lack of conclusive statement on whether the numbness of the heart and spleen reflex zone was normal. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
There was a rib reflex zone on the back of the hand. The inner rib reflex zone was located at the far end of the middle part of the second metatarsal bone, and the outer rib reflex zone was located in the depression between the fourth and fifth metatarsal bones near the bottom of the metatarsal bone. There was also a rib reflex zone in the feet, located between the first and second cuneiform bones, the femurs, the navicular bones, and the talus. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>