A type of acupuncture in which a short needle is inserted and held in place with tape
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https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jjsam1981/52/5/52_5_553/_pdf/-char/ja 0.6mm, significantly reduced shoulder stiffness by applying to tender points without awareness of the acupuncture points
2022-01-04
- At first I bought 0.6mm and 0.9mm, but then I wanted to try something more stimulating, so I bought 1.2mm and 1.5mm
- The expression I saw in a review, “Recommended for those who want to push the stiffness with their fingers and ‘push it deeper’” fits the description.
- If the surface is hard, acupressure cannot reach deep into the body.
- Apply a circular acupuncture needle to a hard area and after a while the area around the acupuncture needle will become warm and the surface stiffness will be relieved.
- Perhaps the stimulation stimulates blood flow in the area.
- As the surface softens, you will be able to recognize areas of deep-seated stiffness
- Does 1.5mm hurt?
- It doesn’t hurt.
- If you press down hard enough, it feels like you’re pressing on a pressure point with a toothpick, but it disappears as soon as you relax.
- The presence may be felt when the muscles are moved, for example, when you twist your waist, you may feel the acupuncture needles in your lower back.
- As for my neck and shoulders, they’re stiff because I don’t move them enough.
- It hurts when I lie down and put my weight on it hitting my lower back.
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