Moxibustion on the stomach area harmonizes the stomach and strengthens the spleen, maintaining normal gastric function to facilitate smooth digestion and nutrient absorption.
Promotes Digestion
Moxibustion on the stomach generates warmth, accelerating gastrointestinal motility to aid digestion and nutrient absorption.
Detoxification
This practice enhances blood circulation, replenishes qi and blood in the Large Intestine Meridian, and normalizes intestinal peristalsis, facilitating toxin elimination.
Mild Stomach Discomfort After Moxibustion
Moxibustion continuously infuses yang energy into the body. Following treatment, some individuals may experience detoxification reactions. These vary by constitution and commonly include bloating, blistering, or localized red spots.
If mild stomach discomfort occurs after moxibustion, it may be temporary discomfort from the treatment. If symptoms improve within a short period, it is generally not a cause for concern. However, if the pain persists or intensifies, it is advisable to seek medical examination and receive appropriate medication under a doctor's guidance.>Moxibustion is a traditional Chinese medicine method for treating illness and promoting wellness. The therapeutic process is gradual and takes time to take effect. If stomach issues worsen after moxibustion on the stomach, it may be due to individual unsuitability for the treatment, excessive yang energy, or other factors. When using moxibustion for stomach ailments, it is advisable to seek guidance from a professional practitioner. If discomfort arises, discontinue immediately and explore alternative treatment approaches better suited to your condition.
How long should each moxibustion session on the stomach last?
Typically 15-20 minutes is sufficient.
While moxibustion on the stomach offers certain health benefits, prolonged sessions should be avoided. Excessive duration may damage superficial skin tissues, causing localized redness, itching, or other discomfort. Overly long treatments can also diminish the therapeutic effect. It is generally recommended to limit moxibustion sessions to 15-20 minutes.
Precautions for Moxibustion on the Stomach Area
1. Avoid moxibustion if the skin is already damaged, as it may cause excessive injury, redness, or swelling.
3. Avoid moxibustion on the stomach when either hungry or full to prevent gastric irritation, bloating, or hunger sensations.
4. Maintain a relaxed state during treatment; avoid anger or rage to prevent qi stagnation that may diminish moxibustion efficacy.