- How it is given
- Seated II — Face, Jaw, Ear, Sinus
- What it is used for
- Each Point in Use
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Lacrimal Point — लैक्रिमल पॉइंट · (30) Lacrimal duct
Wrapping a soft, fine handkerchief around your thumb and second finger, use them to press inward and release the part beside the nose, adjacent to the upper eye.
This is generally done only thirty times. So on the card one writes (30) Lacrimal duct.
This is an excellent remedy for dryness in the eyes, for water constantly coming from the eyes, and for correcting glaucoma.
| Patient's position | Seated, eyes closed Seated |
|---|---|
| Where the hands are placed | The thumb and second finger, both wrapped in a soft fine handkerchief, on the part beside the nose, adjacent to the upper eye — the inner corner — pressing inward and releasing Both sides |
| Duration and repetitions | Only thirty times — the count that gives the card its written form, (30) Lacrimal duct |
| What it is for | Dryness in the eyes; water constantly coming from the eyes; correcting glaucoma |
The count is written into the name. This point carries thirty of its own, recorded as part of the point's name: the bracket in (30) Lacrimal duct is not somebody's choice — it is the point.
The handkerchief keeps a nail away from the thinnest skin on the body, stops a finger slipping onto the eye, and is hygiene. Tell the patient before you come in, and have them close the eyes.
What lies beneath. At the inner corner of each eye two tiny openings lead into channels carrying tears into a small sac behind the corner, and from there down a duct into the nose.
Also explained in
- Satnam — सतनाम Seated II — Face, Jaw, Ear, Sinus
(30) Lacrimal duct was given for the watering he then admitted to, explicitly alongside the drops and the clinic.
- Introduction Seated II — Face, Jaw, Ear, Sinus
Teach a patient the Teeth Points on themselves, and give Jaw Points and Lacrimal Point with the count that names the card.
- The face — the facial point, the teeth and the jaw Seated II — Face, Jaw, Ear, Sinus
Every facial point of the article on one head: Bell's Palsy drawn as rows of chevrons from the side that opens properly to the finish behind the hair, with its two card symbols; the four-stage Sinus circuit; Teeth and Ja
- What this article hands to the next Seated II — Face, Jaw, Ear, Sinus
(30) Lacrimal duct: thumb and second finger wrapped in a soft fine handkerchief, pressing inward and releasing beside the nose next to the upper eye — thirty times.
- The head and the face Each Point in Use
It stimulates the nerves around the ear and increases the capacity to hear — Lacrimal point Supine This is useful for opening the tear ducts if any dirt collects in them.
- The master list — every treatment point, by the position the patient is placed in The Shorthand
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