#ลมติดลมขังในเส้น

15 specific pain points associated with "Lom Tid" (trapped wind) and "Lom Khang" (stagnant wind) in Thai traditional medicine. This condition is often described as poor circulation or energy blockages that lead to stiffness, radiating pain, and difficulty moving. Here is a translated summary of the points identified in the image: Upper Body & Head Head (Occiput): Tension headaches or chronic head pain. Neck: Stiff neck, difficulty rotating the head. Shoulders: Tightness and sharp pain when lifting the arms. Mid-Back: Tightness and stiffness along the middle of the spine. Lower Back/Waist: Pain and tension when moving or bending. Arms & Hands Upper Arm: Radiating pain that travels down the arm. Elbow: Stiffness and inability to fully extend the arm. Wrist: Weakness and stiffness in the wrist joint. Fingers: Trigger finger, stiff joints, or inability to make a full fist. Lower Body & Feet Hips: Tightness in the hip area making walking difficult. Thighs: Deep muscle aches in the upper legs. Knees: Joint pain and stiffness. Calves: Tightness or cramping in the lower leg. Ankles: Pain and limited mobility in the ankle joint. Soles of Feet: Pain throughout the bottom of the foot. Understanding the "3D Anatomy" Note The bottom-right section explains the underlying cause from a traditional perspective: Tendons: Become stiff and lose flexibility. Muscles: Experience chronic contraction or spasms. Circulation: "Lom" (wind/energy) and blood cannot flow smoothly, which is the primary cause of the radiating pain and movement limitations shown in the diagram.