The pressure point of the thigh is on the inside, near where the leg joins the hip. This is where you push to stop bleeding in the lower leg.
It's the femoral pressure point - located on the inside of the thigh where the leg joins the pelvis.
There are several pressure points in the thigh, primarily associated with major muscles and nerves. Key pressure points include the femoral artery pulse point and various points along the quadriceps and hamstrings. In acupuncture, there are specific meridian points located in the thigh region as well. Generally, the exact number can vary depending on the context (e.g., acupuncture, trigger points, etc.).
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The pressure point for the upper leg is commonly referred to as the "femoral artery pulse point," located in the groin area, where the femoral artery runs close to the skin. Pressing on this point can help control bleeding from the leg. Another notable pressure point is the "vastus medialis," located on the inner thigh, which is sometimes targeted for pain relief or muscle tension. In acupressure, the points along the upper leg, like those on the bladder and gallbladder meridians, are also considered significant.
Hives on the thigh have no specific meaning, unless it might point to exposure to some allergen that took place only on the thighs.
Kinky-wise, would be in the inner thigh... otherwise, the neck..
anterior superior iliac spine
To pinch someone's pressure point, find their pressure point. From there, pinch it with your thumb and pointer finger. You can also just apply strong pressure to it.
Boiling point is when the liquids pressure equals the pressure of the atmosphere.
Probably the femoral artery which is palpable in your loin.
Femoral pulse: located in the inner thigh, at the mid-inguinal point, halfway between the pubic symphysis and anterior superior iliac spine (femoral artery). (from Wikipedia)
The pressure at the stagnation point of a fluid flow is the highest point of pressure in the flow, where the fluid comes to a stop and its kinetic energy is converted to pressure energy.