Where is Bat Ta acupuncture point and how to use it in healing?

Bat Ta acupuncture point is considered one of the important points for human health. So where is the Bat Ta point and what does it do?

If in our feet there are 8 acupuncture points that have the effect of eliminating wind (Bat Phong point), then on two human hands there are 8 acupuncture points called Bat Ta. This point is very important and has the ability to govern the operation of the finger joints. Understanding this and with experiences through the process of cultivating knowledge, Eastern medicine doctors have applied Bat Ta point to treat a number of hand diseases very effectively.

In Bat Ta, "Bat" in Chinese means 8, "Ta" in Eastern medicine means the agent that causes disease, is the evil spirit. Our two hands include 8 sub-points of Bat Ta point. When performing the right impact on this point, it will help strengthen the body's own qi to fight the foreign evil energy entering. To better understand the Bat Ta point and its effects, please read the article below.

Where is Bat Ta acupoint?

Bat Ta consists of 8 acupoints and is located in the upper limb. More precisely, this point is located between the five fingers, on the junction of the skin of the palm and back of the hand, at the level of the joint between the joints of the hand and the fingers.

According to Dai Thanh Acupuncture, the names of the sub-points on each hand are called as follows:

• The point is located in tiger mouth, the position between the thumb and index finger is called Dai Do (C7).
• The point is located between the index and middle fingers, called the Thuong Do point (C6).
• The point in the middle and ring fingers is called Trung Do (C6).
• The point between the ring finger and little finger is called the Ha Do point (D1).

Bat Ta acupuncture point includes eight sub-points belonging to the two upper limbs of the body 

The effect of Bat Ta point for healing

This acupoint often treats a number of diseases that are beneficial to the patient's health as follows:

• Treatment of conditions such as: Swollen, numb hands, paralyzed fingers due to leprosy.
• Dai Do acupuncture point helps to treat headache and toothache.
• Thuong Do, Trung Do, and Ha Do treat swollen and painful arms.
• When combined with Ngoai Quan point, it is effective in treating numb fingers.

The application of Bat Ta point in the treatment of hand diseases

The human hand is an extremely important part, making the process of living and working easier and more convenient. However, the hand is a part that must be moved regularly, so it is easy to encounter some diseases such as: rheumatism, hand numbness, joint pain and stiffness... More serious when untreated hand diseases can be gradually lose function and lead to paralysis of the upper extremities. Here are some applications to treat diseases with Bat Ta acupoints that bring quick results.

Support for hand numbness

Hand numbness has many causes, including poor blood circulation, overwork, osteoarthritis or poor posture. When blood is not circulated, the joints and muscles will be stiff, causing numbness in the hands. Patients can now perform Bat Ta pressure acupressure to support the treatment of symptoms of osteoarthritis , arthritis , and help hands function as normal. Here's how to do it simply:

• The patient uses the thumb and presses the Bat Ta points, each point needs to be done for about 30 seconds.
• These manipulations need to be performed as soon as there are symptoms of numbness to help relax muscles and tendons, help blood flow quickly to the fingertips faster, eliminate discomfort and easier hand operation.
• For frequent cases of hand numbness, acupressure can be applied every day for treatment.

Support treatment of wrist joint pain

Wrist pain is also one of the most common osteoarthritis conditions and occurs in all ages. People at high risk of wrist joint pain are usually the elderly, people who often have to work hard and office workers... To treat wrist pain, patients need to perform a combination of acupressure points below:

• Step 1: Warm your hands and fingers by rubbing your hands together. It takes about 2 to 3 minutes until the hand is warm.
• Step 2: Use your thumb to gently press the Bat Ta points in turn, each acupoint needs to be done for about 30 seconds.
• Step 3: Locate the Hec Coc point, then perform acupressure with moderate force.
• Step 4: Locate the points Duong Tri, Noi Quan and Ngoai Quan. Then proceed to press each point in turn for about 30 seconds with sufficient force.
• Step 5: Determine the position of the Khuc Tri point, then use your thumb to press the Khuc Tri point for 30 seconds with moderate force.
• Step 6: Stretch, flex, and rotate the shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints for about 60 seconds on both sides.

Properly pressing the Bat Ta acupoint can effectively support hand numbness and joint pain

Note when acupressure Bat Ta to cure disease

In order for the self-massage of Bat Ta acupoints to be effective, readers should note a few issues below:

• Need to perform acupressure and impact on Bat Ta point with sufficient force.
• Acupressure method has a slower therapeutic effect than Western medicine, so patients need to be persistent in applying it for a long time.
• For pregnant women, before applying acupressure or acupuncture, it is necessary to have the consent of a specialist.
• In case the patient is suffering from a disease such as cancer, it is necessary to consider and consider carefully before hand reflexology.

For the Bat Ta acupuncture point method, it needs to be performed by a qualified physician

Above is the information about where the Bat Ta acupoint is and its application in healing, hopefully to please readers. Bat Ta acupuncture point can support and treat hand diseases very effectively, so when the exact location of the acupoint is determined, patients can self-massage - massage or press for the purpose of improving symptoms. . However, for more intensive methods such as acupuncture, patients are not allowed to do it themselves at home, but should quickly go to reputable and quality Oriental medicine facilities to be examined and performed properly.