Acupuncture reference (2)
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Faji,
Dingmen and Baihui acupuncture points: for stroke. Stroke with
inability to speech is hard to treat.
Shangxing:
for running nose, migraine with ache in eyes. First use
supplying technique, that depleting technique to handle the
needle;
Shengting:
Migraine with nausea, blurring vision;
Yintang: for
chronic irritable syndrome in child. It should be combined with
the moxibustion.
Chengjiang
(first), then Fengfu (second): For neck pain with inability to
turn the neck, and for toothache;
Sizhukong to
Shuigu: For migraine. (from Sizhukong through to the Shuigu)
Fengchi: for
migraine with evidence of Phlegm accumulation;
Hegu: for
migraine without evidence of Phlegm accumulation;
Dicang to
Jiache: for face muscle
paralysis; (from Dichang penetrating to Jiache, depletion
technique in opposite of the paralysis).
Yingxiang:
for inability of nose to smell; (first supplying then depletion
technique).
Yifeng: for
deafness with pain in the ear; also for lymphatic enlargement in
the neck area;
Tinghui: for
deafness with pain, itch, and ringing in the eyes; If there is
sign of acute infection (red color in the skin, pain, hot
feeling, swelling in the ear), use depleting technique to
manipulate the needle.
Yameng: for
temporal loss of voice; (be careful not to insert needle deep).
Zanzhu: for
pain in between the eyebrows;
Zanzhu plus
Touwei: for pain in between the eyebrows, together with blurring
vision.
Jingming and
Yuwei: for pain, swelling, red in eyes; dislike light and feel
annoyed; (with bleeding technique acupuncture point of Taiyang
is better);
Yinxiang:
for red eyes, with evidence of Fire in Heart syndrome. (bleeding
is better)
Renzhong:
for acute pain in the back; (depleting technique)
Weizhong:
for any trouble in the lower back;
Shenshu
(with moxibustion): Lower back pain due to Kidney deficiency;
Huangtiao,
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