What Is Tapping Therapy?

Pat therapy is a method of treating the disease by using a hammer, a wooden stick, or a wire to make a pat on the patient's specific parts with different degrees of rhythm. The rhythms include "Seven Miles Beat", "April Four" and so on.

Pat therapy

Slap therapy, using a mallet, stick or

When tapping, the grip is firm and tight. The wrist is mainly used for bounce. The forearm only supports the movement of the wrist up and down. It is necessary to learn how to use two hands to master the method of slapping, so that it can be replaced when tired, especially when self-slap. Some parts can only be slapped in place with one hand, so it is necessary to learn that both hands can slapp. Every time you slap, you should start with a light technique, and then gradually increase your strength. When the slap is about to end, you can retake some important pulse positions. Tap can be divided into 3 types according to the strength.

1. Tapping method: The tapping force is lighter. It is mostly used in the elderly and frail, children and patients who are receiving treatment for the first time, or in areas with thin muscles (such as joints) and places with important organs.

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There are different rhythms such as "Seven Miles Beat", "April Four", "Three Six Nine". Now commonly used is "four one four" shooting. That is, after one beat, four consecutive beats; another beat, four consecutive beats. Beating rhythmically saves effort and gives patients a sense of comfort.

Tap in order to avoid omissions. The general principle is left to right, from top to bottom, from near to far. Usually tap the back midline first, then tap

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1. The surgeon should be proficient in the operation method, and the flapping therapy is often used in combination with the pinching therapy to achieve better results.

2. When tapping treatment, the indoor temperature should be moderate, too low temperature is easy to be cold, too high temperature is easy to sweat, generally 25-30 is appropriate.

3. Before each treatment, you should take a quiet and proper rest to stabilize your mood, and then clear your stools.

4. The tapping should be light at the beginning and gradually increase in the future. It should be light for children and the old and weak, and heavy for the young and strong. Appropriate measures should be applied to those with paralysis syndrome, palpitation syndrome, and sensory retardation. Shoulder, back and waist should be patted, the crotch should be retaken. The muscles in the limbs should be heavy on the full muscles, and the joints and muscles should be lighter on the thinner ones.

5. Patients with organic pathological changes are forbidden to treat meridian tapping, otherwise it will lead to continuous worsening of the disease or endanger life.