Corresponding to the lung meridian, governing the heart and lungs;
Sudden thumb pain may indicate cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases.
Index finger:
Corresponding to lung and large intestine meridian, it can reflect the health status of liver, lung, stomach and large intestine meridian;
Pain in the index finger may indicate lung and large intestine diseases. People with sore throat, cough, fever, sweating, shortness of breath, dry mouth, toothache, diarrhea or constipation should always press the index finger to stimulate the meridians of the lung and large intestine.
Middle finger:
The pericardium passes through, corresponding to the circulatory system of heart, liver and blood;
Pain in the middle finger may indicate liver and heart diseases, such as chest tightness, palpitation, upset, irritability and other symptoms. It is recommended to press the middle finger of both hands frequently to relieve it.
Ring finger:
Refers to the triple energizer and pericardium meridian, and the corresponding viscera is the lung;
Ring finger pain, accompanied by cough, asthma, upset and thirsty, excessive phlegm and other symptoms. , may indicate lung disease, always press the ring finger.
Little finger:
It corresponds to the meridians of the heart and small intestine, and governs the kidney and circulatory system.
Pain in the little finger indicates kidney and small intestine diseases, which may be accompanied by frequent urination, urgency, backache, diarrhea and other symptoms. Such patients often press their little fingers.
Extended data:
Learning to do hand exercises can prevent Alzheimer's disease.
In middle-aged and elderly people, it is helpful to prevent the occurrence of Alzheimer's disease by regularly moving finger joints to stimulate the palm, because the hand is closely related to the brain. If we can persist in doing "hand exercises" every day and improve the blood circulation of the hands, it will help the blood flow of the brain to be smooth, which will not only strengthen the brain, but also prevent the occurrence of Alzheimer's disease.
The little finger bends inward, then pulls back, doing flexion and extension 10 times.
● Grasp the center of the little finger root with your thumb and forefinger and knead it 10 times.
Press the little finger on the table and stimulate it repeatedly with your hands.
● Clench your hands with your fingers crossed, and then suddenly pull away.
● Stimulate the center of the hand (palm) and pinch it 20 times at a time.
● Rub the fingertips of the middle finger frequently for 3 minutes at a time.
You can choose 2-3 of the above methods and use them alternately every day. When using, try to use every opportunity to move your fingers.
References:
China Net-Learn to do "hand exercises" to prevent Alzheimer's Harmo's disease.