Sunday, November 13, 2011

Emergency Points For Blood Pressure



Have you in a situation, where a friend of yours or a family member was having a terrible headache

because of a high blood pressure? Many times, there is news that a person we know died because of a

brain hemorrhage cause by a high blood pressure. In short, a vein or artery burst causing an internal

bleeding in the head that kills the person.


Although, there are instances when a stroke happens in just a wink, not all bleeding occur instantly. Most of the time, it starts with a terrible headache, and sometimes causes the person to get dizzy, and nauseous. If this happens, have the person sits down or lay down or in a position that is comfortable.


What you will do is to massage the fingers, and toes. If he is wearing shoes, take them off and massage

the toes, and the entire feet. Do it fast by squeezing the arms towards the fingers, and at the legs, squeeze below the knee towards the toes and finish it with a rubdown. The principle is to bring the circulation of the blood towards the extremities away from the head.



Next is to press the two points on the back of the neck, at the

ridge of the skull. Concentrate on those two points. Use your

thumb and middle finger. Press for a count of three, then

release. Repeat procedure for a few more times, then try to

make the pressure longer. Ask the patient for a feedback.

Usually the pressure feels good and the patient feel relieved.


Now using your other hands make a rub from the forehead

going to the center of the head. Repeat the procedure for a

few more times. Next, instead of the whole hands, use your

fingers and thumb to walk the head from the hairline going into

the back of the head.

2 comments:

  1. If you suspect someone is having a hemorrhagic stroke, call 911 in the USA, or the local emergency number where you are, immediately, for emergency medical help.

    Do NOT follow the advice in this article. You cannot massage away a brain hemorrhage!

    AGAIN: Call 911 in the US, or the local emergency number where you live, immediately, for emergency medical help.

    ~ comment posted by a professional Massage Therapist

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  2. I appreciate the warning you made anonymous/professional massage therapist. You are right that when the stroke already occurred, there's nothing you can do. The best is to call whoever is the best agency that can give help.

    My topic here is a first aid when an stroke is eminent. I may not have learned from the best schools of massage or learned and memorized anatomy ang physiology, but I learned from the experienced massage un-educated masseures of my poor country. From there, I learned things hands on.

    I am posting one of my techniques that I used to help people who were having the signs of stroke attack and "luckily" my technique helped them. I am sharing it here because I believed that if it helped some, it can also help more.

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