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Is there a pressure point to relieve foot pain?

I have foot pain for the last 2 weeks. I want to know if there is a pressure point to relieve foot pain?

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Each door park. Has a different origin so can differentiate unless patient is seen with an exam by our acupuncturist
You can try rubbing your calves to see if it helps. If not, I suggest you go see a provider.
Yes it is. In order to advance you which one to use I need to know which part is hurting you.
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Good-morning,

1. Received. Thank you.
2. The acupressure points for foot pain are as followed: LV3, KI1,KI3, UB60, UB57.
3. Please contact your acupuncture practitioner for follow up treatment.
4. If you shall have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (562)698-3008.

David
Press the pain point with acupuncture.
Hi there. Thank you for your interest in using acupuncture to alleviateMyour foot pain. There are many points we can use for foot pain. Since I don't know the cause of your foot pain and your existing condition, I can show you a mirror method for temporary pain relief. Imagine your hand is like your foot, thumb big toe, little finger little toe, palm bottom of your foot, and top of foot back side of the palm. Try to find a point that mirror the location on your foot where you feel pain, press on that point.
Use points on the palm of your hand that correspond with locations on the
bottom of your foot. However, acuPUNCture works better for this.


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Without a specific foot pain location, pressure points around the site of pain would be the easiest. We refer those to Ah Shi points, in modern medicine they’re more akin to trigger points. In any case, check with your primary for the best medicine to help treat your ailment(s).
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Acupuncture can do a lot for foot pain!
Specific points depend upon where your foot pain is and what may have led
to it.
Other things to keep in mind with foot pain are your shoes.
Making sure your feet have correct support for your unique foot can make a
big difference.

If you’d like to discuss further or schedule an appointment. Please email
me at resonancemedici@gmail.com

Warmest Regards,
Dr. Antoinette Farbrook, DOM
Resonance Medici, LLC
yes there are a few points that can relieve foot pain.
Yes there are. It depends on the type of foot pain.
Yes, there is a solution!
Yes.
I encourage you to book an appointment with the practitioner of your choice. Acupuncture can be very effective for pain
There are many points for pain relief. See your local acupuncturists for detailed information based on your case.
There isn't just one point indicated for foot pain and where the needles would be placed depends on the condition causing the pain.
There are hundreds of "pressure points." Need more detail to answer this. But it is best you see a professional, in person. Most importantly, since you are thinking about doing acupuncture, do find a qualified and real acupuncturist! Anything less would be you not really trying this system of healing. Find a fully trained professional in Chinese medicine, possessing a master's degree AND 5+ years experience in this field. Medical Doctors, Osteopaths, Chiropractors, and even Physical Therapists (dry needling) are able to do what looks like acupuncture (but isn't) with a couple weekends of training or less. I would NOT let any of these inadequately trained people NEAR ME. :-)
Everyone is different and there are MANY causes of foot pain. There is no one point for it. Your acupuncturist will know what to do.
Yes, there are pressure points to relieve foot pain. What part of the foot is giving you pain? If the pain is in the sole, you can pressure the KI1 (yong quan), it is a little bit above the sole.
I'm sure there are probably several points that might be effective for foot pain. Are any of them going to work for your particular foot pain? No idea because I don't have enough information about your foot pain to even begin to hazard a guess.

Please read the following blog entry: https://www.findatopdoc.com/Expert/81225813-Jeff-Rippey/Why-It-s-Difficult-to-Answer-Acupressure-Pressure-Point-Questions