28 Nov, 2009
ways to induce labor – How To Induce Labor With Acupressure
Posted by: Sally In: General

How To Induce Labor With Acupressure
By the time you have reached your ninth month of pregnancy, you might be exhausted. Sometimes pregnancy takes a hard toll on a woman; her feet swell, she is short of breath, she may feel exhausted all day long, and it may seem that she would do anything to give birth to her unborn child. There are many remedies, methods, and even medicines that have been used throughout the ages to induce labor, however these come with risks. Acupressure, on the other hand, is esteemed above other inducing methods for it contains no side effects or risks.
Acupressure is an all natural method that may be used to induce labor in women who have passed their due dates, to reduce the pain associated with labor, or to help to speed up a labor that is progressing slowly.
Acupressure is similar to acupuncture, only acupressure uses the pressure of the fingers and thumbs as opposed to using needles. One of the best features of acupressure is that it is very effective at inducing labor in pregnant women, as well as reducing the pain often associated with labor.
Acupressure points such as “Adjoining Valley”, “Shoulder Well” and “Big and High” are associated with using Acupressure for labor.
In Adjoining Valley, the points used in acupressure will stimulate the large intestine meridian. First, locate the part of the hand between the thumb and forefinger. In the area known as webbing, press firmly. The correct area will feel tender. Apply pressure to the Adjoining Valley point is useful technique to get relief from labor pains too.
The Shoulder Well is another great acupressure point to use during labor. Apply pressure to the highest point on the shoulder muscle. To locate the area, use four fingers and measure from the joint of your shoulder, moving in towards your neck. This area will be very tender, and is also effective for managing pain during labor.
The Big and High point is located directly above the back of your heel. It’s located between the Achilles’ Tendon and your ankle. Apply pressure directly to this spot for the most benefits.
By using these natural ways to induce labor, you can rest assured that your labor will progress without the risk of side effects or negative reactions. However, it is important to only use acupressure for inducing labor when you are d
1000
ue or past due and not during your earlier months of pregnancy.
Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com
Article by Lena Leino, mother and acupressure specialist. Lena shares her knowledge and experience on how to start labor naturally at home and mange labor pains safely on her page on acupressure for labor at MaternityAcupressure.com
Click the XML Icon Above to Receive Alternative Medicine Articles Via RSS!
Additional Articles From – Home | Health & Fitness | Alternative Medicine
Natural treatment for hiatus hernia.
Shrink Hemorrhoids with Some Home Remedies
Benefits of Lavender Oil
know some great information about your herbal remedies
Importance of Echinacea
Thyroid natural remedies – are they effective or not?
Treatment for Hypothyroidism – natural or conventional?
Treatment of Hypothyroidism – you must read this!
Underactive Thyroid treatment – what are my options?
Finding Scabies and Treatment

If you’ve been keeping up with my blog posts lately you’ll know I’ve come to adding a few news posts from around the web on this subject. I’ve got a couple more today that are new and updated, so let me know what you think of em…
If Mr. Hatoyama and his new cabinet don't induce corporate Japan to start reinvesting back home, it will be all but impossible to generate the kind of … Read More…
Obama's placating unions on tariffs will hurt others
… the UAW will induce taxes and inflation commensurately. Obama's placating big labor invokes a slap in the face to non-union "right to work" Americans. … Read More…
Labour to present motion on Delimara tender
“The new plant will produce at least 31 tonnes of toxic waste and 1 tonne of sludge a day which will induce new costs upon the consumer for the disposal of … Read More…
That’s all the news for today guys, so until next time, thanks for stopping by.









Recent Comments