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Chronic Urticaria: Emotional Stress and Itching Relief

Chronic Urticaria Emotional 10: BL53, GB8, Ha4, CV11, TH15

Recurrent hives, Itching, Stress-related flare-ups

This recipe uses BL53 (Baohuang) to regulate bladder, GB8 (Shuaigu) for head and skin, Ha4 (Dicang) for facial symptoms, CV11 (Jianli) to regulate digestion, and TH15 (Tianliao) to regulate shoulder and Qi. It reduces hives. Contraindications: Avoid Ha4 near face.

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Focus on the locations of the acupuncture points as you delve into this meditation. BL53, located on the lower back, helps regulate the bladder, promoting emotional stability and reducing hives. GB8, found on the side of the head, supports skin health and alleviates tension, addressing stress-related flare-ups. Ha4 is situated near the mouth, aiding in facial symptoms. However, be mindful to avoid this point if focusing too close to the face. CV11, located on the abdomen, plays a role in regulating digestion, which can influence overall well-being and reduce itchiness. TH15 is positioned near the shoulder, promoting the flow of Qi and relieving shoulder tension. As you visualize these points, imagine each one glowing softly, harmonizing with the corresponding organs. Allow the calming energy to flow through your body, releasing any residual tension. Envision the connection between these points and your emotional state, recognizing how stress may contribute to your symptoms. Breathe deeply, inviting relaxation into the areas of discomfort. With each exhale, release the stress that exacerbates your condition. Continue to visualize the balance being restored, feeling a sense of peace enveloping you. Trust in the natural process of healing as the body's energy stabilizes, guiding you towards a state of comfort and relief. Embrace this serene state, allowing it to permeate your being, nurturing both body and mind towards harmony.