A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!

A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!

A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!

Tuina for children is a method that combines both regulation and treatment, and when applied correctly, it can yield excellent results. However, like any method, it has its applicable scope, and pediatric tuina is no exception. Its indications include common and frequently occurring diseases of the pediatric digestive and respiratory systems, such as colds, coughs, diarrhea, vomiting, indigestion, and malnutrition, as well as common symptoms like night crying and fever, along with daily health care and prevention for children.

Some contraindications for pediatric tuina need special attention, including local skin damage, inflammation, unknown masses, tuberculosis of bones and joints, local suppurative arthritis, or possible tumors, traumatic fractures, dislocations, etc. Infectious diseases such as osteomyelitis, cellulitis, and acute infectious diseases like measles, chickenpox, and viral hepatitis. Diseases with bleeding tendencies, such as thrombocytopenic purpura, hemophilia, or areas currently bleeding or with internal bleeding.

A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!

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01Push the Spleen MeridianA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Method:1. With one hand, flex the child’s thumb, and with the other hand, push straight from the radial side of the thumb towards the base of the thumb, or rotate the tip of the thumb in a circular motion, referred to as Supplementing the Spleen Meridian.2. Push straight from the base of the thumb towards the tip, referred to as Clearing the Spleen Meridian.3. The methods of Supplementing and Clearing the Spleen Meridian are collectively referred to as pushing the Spleen Meridian, and alternating pushes are called balanced supplementation and depletion, known as clearing and supplementing the Spleen Meridian.Effects:Strengthens the spleen and stomach, tonifies qi and blood, clears heat and dampness, transforms phlegm and stops vomiting.Indications:1. Treats indigestion, poor appetite, and muscle wasting due to spleen and stomach deficiency.2. Damp-heat steaming, jaundice, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dysentery, etc.;3. Treats food stagnation, epigastric fullness, acid regurgitation, and vomiting due to disharmony of the spleen and stomach;4. For children with physical weakness and insufficient righteous qi, this method can be used to push the supplementary points.Precautions:Children with weak spleen and stomach should primarily use supplementation and depletion, while those with strong bodies and excess pathogens should use clearing methods.02Yun Bagua (Eight Trigrams)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:On the palm, with the center of the palm (Lao Gong point) as the center, draw a circle with a radius from the center to the junction of the inner 2/3 and outer 1/3 of the transverse line of the middle finger.Method:Use the right index and middle fingers to hold the child’s thumb, then use the thumb to start from Qian Palace to Kan Palace and move to Dui Palace to complete one cycle, called clockwise inner Bagua or right-moving inner Bagua.If starting from Gen Palace and moving counterclockwise to Zhen Palace, this continuous rotation is called counter moving inner Bagua.Additionally, in clinical applications, specific diseases and the corresponding relationships of the Bagua palaces and organs can be used to perform clockwise or counterclockwise kneading operations on specific palaces.Perform 100-300 times.Effects:Clockwise movement treats cold, opens the chest, harmonizes the five organs;Counterclockwise movement treats heat, descends stomach qi, and eliminates food stagnation.Main Indications:Cough, phlegm wheezing, chest tightness, hiccups, vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite, etc.03Pinch the Five Finger JointsA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Calms the mind, dispels wind and phlegm, and opens the orifices.Location:On the back of the hand, at the transverse lines of the first interphalangeal joints of the five fingers.Main Indications:Restlessness, convulsions, chest tightness, phlegm wheezing, cough, wind-phlegm, drooling, abdominal pain, qi and blood stagnation, difficulty breathing, etc.Method:Generally using pinching and kneading methods.Pinching:Pinch with the thumb nail 3-5 times, called pinching the five finger joints.Kneading:Knead with the thumb and index finger 30-50 times, called kneading the five finger joints.Twisting:Twist the finger joints with the thumb and index finger 30 times. This can treat joint swelling and pain caused by sprains and strains, and difficulty in flexion and extension. Regularly kneading and twisting the five finger joints is beneficial for children’s intellectual development and can be used for pediatric health care.Flexion and Extension:Pinch and flex the finger joints about 3-5 times.04Knead Yongquan (Bubbling Spring)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:Located at the bottom of the foot, in the depression at the front of the foot when curled, approximately at the intersection of the front 1/3 and back 2/3 of the line connecting the heads of the 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones with the heel.Effects:The Yongquan point is one of the commonly used acupoints of the Kidney Meridian, primarily treating lung-related diseases:Constipation, urinary difficulties, and rebellious qi.05Pound the Xiaotianxin (Little Heavenly Heart)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:In the depression at the junction of the major and minor thenar on the palm.Function:Opens all meridians, clears heart fire, induces sweating to expel pathogens, calms the mind, stops fright, and promotes sleep.Method:Clockwise kneading for 3-10 minutes.06Calm the Liver and Clear the LungsA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Used for respiratory external pathogens.Method:Use the pads of the index and middle fingers to push along the pads of the child’s left index and ring fingers from the base of the fingers to the tips.07Clockwise Abdominal MassageA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Constipation, food stagnation, internal heat.08Grasp Fengchi (Wind Pool)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Induces sweating for colds, relieves headaches, and reduces fever.09Reduce the Six Fu OrgansA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:On the ulnar side of the forearm, in a straight line from the elbow crease to the wrist crease.Function:Cools the blood, stops bleeding, detoxifies, reduces fever caused by excess heat, reduces inflammation, and eliminates phlegm heat.Method:Centrifugal push 100-300 times.Precautions:This point is cold in nature; avoid using it for those with deficiency-cold conditions.10Pinch Dazhui (Great Vertebra)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Used for colds and fevers.11Separate Yin and Yang of the HandsA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:At the base of the palm, starting from the Xiaotianxin point and pushing outward to separate the Yin and Yang points. Pushing towards the thumb side is the Yang point, and pushing towards the little finger side is the Yin point.Function:Balances Yin and Yang, eliminates food stagnation, transforms phlegm, and aids digestion.Pushing the Yang point is suitable for those with internal “cold excess”; pushing the Yin point is suitable for those with internal “heat excess”.Method:Separate Yin and Yang by using the pads of both thumbs to push outward from the Xiaotianxin point for 2-5 minutes.① Pushing the Yang point:Start from the Xiaotianxin point and push towards the major thenar for 2-5 minutes.② Pushing the Yin point:Start from the Xiaotianxin point and push towards the minor thenar for 2-5 minutes.12Clear the Large IntestineA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:On the radial side of the index finger, in a straight line from the tip of the index finger to the space between the thumb and index finger.Function:Stops diarrhea, clears heat from the large intestine.Method:Back and forth push (clearing method) for 3-15 minutes, used for some intestinal heat, but not very obvious; centrifugal push (depleting method) for 3-15 minutes, used for very obvious intestinal heat.13Pinch the Four Seams PointA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Used for anorexia and food stagnation.14Knead the Lung Shu PointA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Can be used for pneumonia and cough.15Push the Seven Vertebrae DownwardA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Used for constipation and food stagnation.16Grasp Jianjing (Shoulder Well)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Used for colds and convulsions.17Separate Abdominal Yin and YangA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Used for diarrhea, food stagnation, and constipation in the digestive system.18Horizontal Rubbing of the Small Transverse LinesA Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:At the small transverse lines on the palm at the transverse joints of the index, middle, ring, and little fingers.Massage Methods:1. Pinch and Knead:Use the thumb nail to pinch and knead each point (can pinch once, knead three times), called pinching and kneading the small transverse lines.2. Pushing:Use the thumb to push up and down each point longitudinally, or have the child bring the four fingers together and push horizontally back and forth, called pushing the small transverse lines.Function:Opens the chest, disperses stagnation, and transforms phlegm. Mainly used for heat accumulation in the spleen and stomach, reducing fever, relieving bloating, dispersing masses, treating mouth sores, lip fissures, and irritability.19Knead the Banmen (Door of the Stomach)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Function:Banmen is the door of the spleen and stomach, can open the Sanjiao, clear both deficiency heat and excess heat, and treat vomiting and diarrhea, and abdominal pain.20Knead Zusanli (Three Miles)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:On the outer side of the lower leg, 3 inches below the knee, on the line connecting the knee and the ankle.Function:Dries dampness from the spleen, generates stomach qi.21Clear Tianhe Water (Heavenly River Water)A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Location:On the palm side of the forearm, in a straight line from the midpoint of the wrist crease to the midpoint of the elbow crease.Function:Drains heart fire, calms the mind, relieves irritability, promotes urination, transforms phlegm heat, and reduces fever caused by heart fire. This point is cold in nature; avoid using it for those with deficiency-cold conditions.Method:Pushing towards the heart from the wrist crease to the elbow crease for 1-10 minutes.Inapplicable Situations:① Skin burns, scalds, abrasions, cracks, or scabies in the area should not be massaged.② Certain acute infectious diseases, such as cellulitis, bone tuberculosis, osteomyelitis, erysipelas, etc., should not be massaged.③ Various malignant tumors, trauma, fractures, and dislocations should not be massaged.④ Certain acute infectious diseases, such as acute hepatitis and pulmonary tuberculosis, should not be massaged.⑤ Severe heart disease, liver disease patients, and psychiatric patients should be cautious with massage.A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!Attention to Technique:Pediatric tuina must be clinically applied with appropriate pressure, paying attention to four aspects:1. The strength of tuina techniques varies; 2. Different children have varying tolerances to techniques; 3. Different diseases require different techniques; 4. As treatment progresses and conditions change, even for the same child, the pressure applied should vary. This ensures that the techniques are appropriately applied without excess.A Collection of 21 Common Pediatric Tuina Techniques with Animated Illustrations: Learning is Endless!The above tuina methods are suitable for daily health care. If the baby is sick, do not perform tuina on your own; be sure to take the baby to seek medical treatment promptly.

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