4 yoga moves to help reduce joint pain caused by gout

HÀ MY (THEO TIMES OF INDIA) |

Yoga can help relieve joint pain caused by gout by increasing blood circulation, reducing inflammation and improving joint flexibility.

Seated position to the side (Parighasana - Gate Pose)

Tu the ngoi vuon nguoi sang ben. Anh do hoa: HA MY
Seated position with the person moving to the side. Graphic photo: Ha My

Stretch your waist, hips, and ankles, helping to reduce pressure on your joints.

How to do it:

Kneel down to the floor, extending your right leg to the side.

Inhale, raise your left hand, lean to the right, place your right hand on your right leg.

Hold the pose for 20-30 seconds, then switch sides.

Side-angled pose ( Utthita Parsvakonasana Extended Side Pose Angle)

Tu the vuon goc ben. Anh do hoa: HA MY
Relieve the side angle. Graphic photo: Ha My

Stretch your hips, thighs, and ankles, helping to reduce pressure on your knee joint.

How to do it:

Stand up straight, step your right foot forward, bend your knee to 90 degrees.

Bring your right hand to your right thigh or touch the floor with your left hand extended over your head.

Hold the pose for 20-30 seconds and then switch sides.

Hero Pose (Virasana)

Tu the anh hung. Anh do hoa: HA MY
Heroic pose. Graphic photo: Ha My

Increases blood circulation to the legs, reducing stiffness in the knee and ankle joints.

How to do it:

Kneel to the floor, knees together, feet spread out to the sides.

Sit between your heels, keeping your back straight, and breathing deeply.

Hold the pose for 30 seconds - 1 minute.

Penal Pose (Ardha Chandrasana - Half Moon Pose)

Tu the nua nguyet. Anh do hoa: HA MY
Semester pose. Graphic photo: Ha My

Improve balance, strengthen the joints of knees, ankles, and leg muscles.

How to do it:

Stand up straight with your right foot up front, place your right hand on the floor or use a yoga stick.

Raise your left leg up to your hips, with your left arm raised to the sky.

Hold the pose for 20-30 seconds and then switch sides.

HÀ MY (THEO TIMES OF INDIA)
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