
Back of hand
Hegu LI4 location and gentle pressure
Hegu is on the back of the hand between the thumb and index finger. It is often mentioned in head and face tension self-care content. Do not self-press Hegu during pregnancy.
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This list groups pressure points commonly referenced in migraine self-care content, including Hegu, Fengchi, Taiyang, Yintang, Taichong, Neiguan, and Baihui. They are listed for location awareness and gentle relaxation reference only.
Do not rely on pressure points for a sudden, unusual, or worsening headache, or for headache with weakness, vision changes, fever, injury, or a major change in pattern.

Back of hand
Hegu is on the back of the hand between the thumb and index finger. It is often mentioned in head and face tension self-care content. Do not self-press Hegu during pregnancy.
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Back of neck
Fengchi is located below the back of the skull, in the hollows on both sides of the neck. It is often used as a gentle self-care reference for neck tightness, back-of-head pain, or migraine with neck tension.
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Temple
Taiyang is in the shallow hollow outside the eyebrow tail and outer eye corner. It may be used as a local self-care reference for temple pressure and side-head tightness.
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Yintang is located between the eyebrows. It is included as a local relaxation reference for forehead or brow tightness and eye-strain-related heaviness, not as a migraine treatment point.
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Taichong is located on the top of the foot between the first and second metatarsal bones. It is included as a supportive reference for stress tension and general relaxation.
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Inner wrist
Neiguan is on the inner wrist and is often discussed for nausea or stomach discomfort. This page does not present it as a primary migraine pain point.
View detailsCrown of head
Baihui is near the center of the top of the head. It can be reviewed as a gentle relaxation reference for crown tension or head heaviness, not as migraine treatment advice.
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