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Organ

Sinus

Also called: sinuses

Part of
Lungs and breathing

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knee and muscle pain
Given by a therapist
शरीर की प्रतिरोधक क्षमता को बढ़ाएं, और मांसपेशियों के दर्द को कम करें By BK Dr. Diwakar Shukla

From Seated II — Face, Jaw, Ear, Sinus

Sinus Point — साइनस पॉइंट

Standing in front of the patient, place your palms on their face so that the fingers are near the temples and the thumbs are below the eyes, near the bone of the nose.

First, with your thumbs, press the skin of the sinus cavity and draw it from the nose towards the ears.

Then press the skin on both sides of the nose from below upward, and draw it.

Then change the position of the palms, placing them a little higher, and with the thumbs press the skin on the eyebrow, take it to the outer corners of the eyes, and rotate the skin round and round, then release.

Then from near the corners of the eyes, going downward and turning inward, bring it back to the sinus cavity of the nose, and there, without letting go of the muscles, press from both sides of the nose and draw towards the cheeks.

Patient's positionSeated; the therapist standing in front, palms on the face, fingers near the temples, thumbs below the eyes near the bone of the nose Seated
Where the hands are placedFour thumb-sweeps: (1) the skin of the sinus cavity, from the nose towards the ears; (2) the skin on both sides of the nose, from below upward; (3) the palms moved a little higher, the skin on the eyebrow taken to the outer corners of the eyes and rotated round and round; (4) from near the corners of the eyes, downward and turning inward, back to the sinus cavity of the nose, and from both sides of the nose drawn towards the cheeks Both sides
Duration and repetitionsA continuous four-stage circuit; no count is given. Between stages 3 and 4 the muscles are not let go
What it is forThe sinuses — the sinus cavity is named directly

This is a circuit, not four points — one loop beginning and ending beside the nose, and the muscles are not let go between stages 3 and 4. Tell the patient before each stage.

What lies beneath. The sinuses are air-filled caves inside the bones of the face, each draining through an opening the width of a pencil lead, deep inside rigid bone. A thumb on a cheek cannot drain one. What the circuit does do is well designed for something else: just below the rim of the eye socket, above the inner end of the eyebrow and beside the nose, the nerves carrying sensation from the front of the face come out of the bone through small holes, and stages 1, 2 and 3 pass directly over those exits.

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