Where is the philtrum and what does it represent?

Everyone has a philtrum, which is the most common first aid method in life. The philtrum is an important acupoint for first aid of fainting. So where is the philtrum? What does this represent? The editor will give you a detailed introduction below, let’s take a look.

The philtrum is located at the midpoint of the nasolabial groove and is an important first aid acupuncture point. Located at the junction of the upper third and lower two-thirds of the upper lip groove, it is an important acupoint for emergency treatment of fainting. It is mainly used to treat epilepsy, coma due to stroke, convulsions in children, facial swelling, and pain in the waist and back.

Here, "many children" refers to both prosperous descendants and continuous blessings, not just having many children. The so-called deep and straight philtrum means that the philtrum (the concave area from the nose tip to the middle of the upper lip) is best when it is deep and straight, while a flat or curved philtrum is not recommended. This kind of woman can first of all be of great help to her descendants. She can obviously help and promote the future of her children. She can also have a certain promoting effect on her husband. She is one of the standards of being a good wife and mother.

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