How To Get Rid Of Shoulder Pain | Self Healing Techniques Series







Pain and stiffness in the shoulder joint is an extremely common complaint and usually is due to some inflammatory process in the shoulder area.

Typically one first feels a kind of heaviness in the area, accompanied by slight pain, and with time the pain amplifies. The pain is felt the most when one moves their hand in various directions.

Here are the most common causes of a :

  • Cold penetrating the shoulder area

Cold contracts muscles and sinews and therefore causes pain and stiffness.

A constant repetition of a movement involving the shoulder joint, doing sports or work, often leads to joint deterioration and eventual pain.

  • Accidents.

Trauma can lead to stretching or break of shoulder sinews. One patient slipped on the wet staircase, and used a handrail to prevent falling, putting all of her weight on one arm. She overstretched her sinews, which resulted in an injury, which required a long treatment to heal.

Treatment

An treatment typically gives excellent results in treatment of . But if for some reason you can’t visit your favorite acupuncturist, I’m going to show you how to get rid of your or at least
considerably reduce it.

Using theory, the first thing to do is to find the corresponding areas of the shoulder on your hand, and then work on those.

Find most painful points on one or some of areas according to figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 (for this purpose very good to use a stick ) and then these areas.

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This is the same technique as explained in “How to Prevent Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)” step 2.

The next step is heating up these areas with Moxa.

After that application of buckwheat seeds to the shoulder area on the left or right hand. This is the same technique as explained in “How To Get Rid Of Neck Pain” step 3.

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