When you get a headache or a migraine attack, fast relief might be as close as your fingertips — if you know which pressure points on your body can help you relieve pain, nausea, and other symptoms.

This combined approach addresses the body’s pain pathways through multiple entry points, potentially creating more significant relief than either technique alone. As with other pressure points ...

There have also been studies on stimulating pressure points for migraine relief. The union valley (LI4) points are located on the web between your thumb and index finger. To treat headaches ...

Acupressure may be able to activate pressure points for headache relief. Unlike acupuncture, which uses thin needles, acupressure involves applying physical pressure to activate pressure points.

Some people use acupressure to provide sinus pain relief. A person can visit a licensed therapist or try it at home by applying gentle pressure to specific points on the face and other areas.

When you have a headache in your temples ... on certain parts of your body (called acupoints) to get relief. Here are some pressure points that you can try: Feng Chi (GB-20).

Depending on the underlying cause, you may find relief by trying ... Massaging your sinus pressure points may result in some side effects, such as dizziness, headache, and heart palpitations.

Some experts believe stimulating certain pressure points may help encourage symptom relief for several conditions ... added therapy for relieving pain and other symptoms. Plus, it's relatively ...