Cam Western Syndromes For Chapter 17 & 18

Front 1

Cerebral hemorrhage, thrombosis, embolism, subarachnoid hemorrhage, after acute stage there may be a sequelae such as hemiplegia, monoplegia, aphasia

Back 1

Wind-Stroke (Chapter 17)

Front 2

Simple fainting, postural hypotension, hypoglycemia, hysteria

Back 2

Syncope (Chapter 17)

Front 3

Thermoplegia, thermospasm, heliosis

Back 3

Sunstroke (Chapter 17)

Front 4

Could be used for other viral and bacterial infections URTI, influenza

Back 4

Wind-Cold, Wind-Heat (Chapter 17)

Front 5

Acute or chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, bronchiectasis, URTI and pulmonary tuberculosis.

Back 5

Cough (Chapter 17)

Front 6

All kinds URTI, bronchial asthma, asthmatic bronchitis, obstructive pulmonary emphysema, and dyspnea.

Back 6

Asthma (Chapter 17)

Front 7

Peptic ulcer, gastritis, gastric neurosis and diseases of liver, GB, and pancreas.

Back 7

Epigastric Pain (Chapter 17)

Front 8

Acute or chronic gastritis, cardiospasm, pylorospasm, neurotic vomiting

Back 8

Vomiting (Chapter 17)

Front 9

acute and chronic enteritis, indigestion, intestinal parasitic Diseases, diseases of the pancreas, liver, and biliary tract, endocrine, & metabolic disorders and neurotic vomiting.

Back 9

Diarrhea (Chapter 17)

Front 10

Acute and chronic bacillary and amebic dysentery.

Back 10

Dysentery (Chapter 17)

Front 11

Gastroptosis, acute gastrectasia, enteroparalysis, intestinal obstruction, gastro-intestinal neurosis.

Back 11

Abdominal Distention (Chapter 17)

Front 12

Acute icteric hepatitis, obstructive jaundice and hemolytic jaundice.

Back 12

Jaundice (Chapter 17)

Front 13

Acute or chronic nephritis and malnutrition

Back 13

Edema (Chapter 17)

Front 14

underdevelopment of cerebral micturition centre, deformity of urinary tract, cryptorachischisis, organic cerebral diseases, and oxyuriasis.

Back 14

Nocturnal Enuresis (Chapter 17)

Front 15

UTI, urolithiasis

Back 15

Urination Disturbance (Chapter 17)

Front 16

Caused by functional disorder, sexual neurasthenia.

Back 16

Impotence (Chapter 17)

Front 17

Neurosis, functional disorders of the vegetative nervous system and cardiac arrhythmia of various origins.

Back 17

Palpitation (Chapter 17)

Front 18

Depressive and manic types of schizophrenia

Back 18

Manic-Depressive Disorder (Chapter 17)

Front 19

Seizures including grand mal, petit mal, psychomotor and focal seizures.

Back 19

Epilepsy (Chapter 17)

Front 20

Derangement of the equilibrium of the senses, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, neurosis, and otogenic diseases.

Back 20

Dizziness (Chapter 17)

Front 21

Hysteria, neurosis

Back 21

Melancholia (Chapter 17)

Front 22

Trigeminal neuralgia

Back 22

Facial Pain (Chapter 17)

Front 23

Peripheral facial paralysis or Bell's Palsy.

Back 23

Deviation of Eyes and Mouth (Chapter 17)

Front 24

Diseases of Liver or GB, contusion of the hypochondriac region, intercostal neuralgia and costal chondritis.

Back 24

Hypochondriac Region Pain (Chapter 17)

Front 25

Renal diseases, rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, hyperplastic spondilitis, muscle strain or traumatic injury.

Back 25

Low Back Pain (Chapter 17)

Front 26

Rheumatic fever, rheumatic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibrositis, neuralgia and gout.

Back 26

Bi Syndrome (Chapter 17)

Front 27

acute myelitis, progressive myatrophy, myasthenia gravis, multiple neuritis, sequelae of poliomyelitis, periodic paralysis, hysterical paralysis, traumatic paraplegia.

Back 27

Wei Syndromes (Chapter 17)

Front 28

Irregular menorrhea resulting from dysfunction of antehypophysis (ovarian dysfunction).

Back 28

Irregular Menses (Chapter 18)

Front 29

Pathological changes of the genitalia and relates to endocrinal and neuropsychiatrical factors.

Back 29

Dysmenorrhea (Chapter 18)

Front 30

Could result from endocrinal and neuropsychiatrical factors.

Back 30

Amenorrhea (Chapter 18)

Front 31

Includes functional uterine bleeding d/t ovarian dysfunction, but organic disorders of the reproductive system must be excluded.

Back 31

Uterine Bleeding (Chapter 18)

Front 32

Infections of reproductive organs, vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis and annexitits.

Back 32

Morbid Leukorrhea (Chapter 18)

Front 33

No acupuncture to many points and not with strong stimulation when the fetus is still young. No cold, raw or greasy foods so that adjustments and replenishing can be done for the stomach.

Back 33

Morning Sickness (Chapter 18)

Front 34

Be careful of prolonged labor. It could be caused by uterine deformity or contracted pelvis.

Back 34

Prolonged Labor (Chapter 18)

Front 35

Do not overstrain while having treatment for this.

Back 35

Prolapse of Uterus (Chapter 18)

Front 36

Acute convulsions could be caused by central nervous system and toxic encephalopathies such as epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis and pneumonia w/ toxemia. Make a timely diagnosis and have a comprehensive treatment. Chronic convulsions could be caused by long durations of vomiting and diarrhea, metabolic disorders, malnutrition and chronic infections of the central nervous system or from an acute convulsion.

Back 36

Infantile Convulsions (Chapter 18)

Front 37

AKA epidemic parotitis.

Back 37

Mumps (Chapter 18)

Front 38

AKA acute mastitis.

Back 38

Breast Abscess (Chapter 18)

Front 39

Acute simple appendicitis and treatment is considered effective. If there is appendicial abscess or tendency to perforate other curative measures should be taken.

Back 39

Intestinal Abscess (Chapter 18)

Front 40

Simple goiter, hyperthyroidism.

Back 40

Goiter (Chapter 18)

Front 41

Torticollis

Back 41

Sprain and Contusion of Neck (Chapter 18)

Front 42

Acute conjunctivitis, pseudomenbranous conjunctivitis epidemic kerato-conjunctivitis.

Back 42

Congestion, Swelling and Pain of the eye (Chapter 18)

Front 43

Chronic rhinitis and chronic nasosinusitis in modern medicine.

Back 43

Thick and Sticky Nasal Discharge (Chapter 18)

Front 44

Trauma, nasal disorders and acute febrile diseases.

Back 44

Epistaxis (Chapter 18)

Front 45

acute or chronic pulpitis, dental aries, periodontal (or use periodontal) abscess and pericoronitis.

Back 45

Toothache (Chapter 18)

Front 46

Acute tonsillitis, acute and chronic pharyngitis.

Back 46

Sore Throat (Chapter 18)