Treatment Of Disease Week 10

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Bi Syndrome

Back 1

obstruction of qi and blood in meridians and collaterals due to invasion of pathogenic wind, cold and damp

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Wandering Bi

Back 2

migrating pain and caused cheifly by pathogenic wind

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Painful Bi

Back 3

severe pain, cuased chiefly by pahtogenic cold

Front 4

Fixed Bi

Back 4

marked soreness, numbness and heaviness, caused by pathogenic damp

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Heat Bi

Back 5

heat manifestiation, sudden onset

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Causes of Bi Syndrome

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1. attack of pathogenic factors on individuals with weakened body resistance
2. body constitution

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Symptoms of Wandering BI

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wandering pain in the joints
chills and fever
supercicial and tight or superficial and slow pulse

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Symptoms of Painful Bi

Back 8

severe stabbing pain in the joints
fixed location
no local redness and hotness
thin white tongue coat
string taut and tense pulse

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Symptoms of Fixed Bi

Back 9

numbness and heavy sensation
fixed pain

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Symptoms of Heat Bi

Back 10

one or several joints
local redness
swelling and exruciating pain with limitation of movement

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Muscle Bi

Back 11

soreness, numbness and pain of the muscles

Front 12

Tendon Bi

Back 12

soreness, pian and stiffness of the tendons and muscles

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Vessel Bi

Back 13

pain due to blockage of vessel

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Bone Bi

Back 14

soreness, heaviness and pain of joints, which fail to perform their functions of lifting, extension and flexion

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Treatment of Bi syndromes

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ashir points together with local and distal points along the yang meridians supplying the diseased areas are selected for the purpose of eliminating wind, cold and damp.

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Prescription for general pain

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SI3, UB62, SP21, UB17, LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ4, GB30, GB34, GB39, ST41

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Causes of Low Back Pain

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1. invasion by pathogenic cold and damp
2. kidney qi xu
3. Trauma due to sprain or contusion

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symptoms of low back pain due to cold damp

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low back pain usually occurring after exposure to cold and damp and aggravated on rainy days
pain radiating downward to the buttocks and lower limbs

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symptoms of low back pain due to kidney xu

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kid yang xu- cramp-like sensation in the lower abdomen, pallor, normal taste in the mouth, cold limbs
kid yin xu - irritability, insomnia, dry mouth and throat, flushed face, feverish sensation o in the chest, palms and soles

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treatment of low back pain - cold damp

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promote the circulation of qi and disperse the pathogenic factors

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treatment principle for low back pain - kidney xu

Back 21

strengthen the kidney and activate the qi circulation

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treatment principle for low back pain - trauma

Back 22

promote the circulation of qi and blood to stop pain

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Prescription for low back pain

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UB23, Du3, UB4, shiqizhuixia, yaoyan

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Wei Syndromes

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faccidity or atrophy of the limbs with motor impairment

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Causes of Wei Syndromes

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1. burning heat in the lung
2. damp heat
3. yin xu in the liver and kidney
4. trauma

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symptoms of wei syndrome - heat in the lung

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cough
thirst
red tongue with yellow coat
thready rapid or rolling rapid pulse

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symptoms of wei syndrome- damp heat

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general heaviness
yellow sticky tongue coat
soft and rapid pulse

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symptoms of wei syndrome - yin xu of liver and kidney

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soreness and weakness of the lumbar region
seminal emission
blurring of vision
red tongue
thready and rapid pulse

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treatment principle for wei syndrome - heat in the lung or damp heat

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reducing method should be used to dissipate heat

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treatment principle for wei syndrome - yin xu of liver and kidney

Back 30

reinforcing method should be employed

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Prescription for Wei Syndromes

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upper limb: LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ5

lower limb: St31, G30, GB34, St41, GB39, St36, Sp9

Heat in the lung: Lu5, UB13

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Wind stroke

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falling down in a fit iwth loss of consciousness, or heiplegia, slurred speech and a deviated mouth
abrupt onset, symptoms change fast like wind

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Causes of Wind Stroke

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1. attack on the zang-fu organs
2. attack on the meridians and collaterals

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Treatment Principle for wind stroke - attack on the zang-fu organs tense syndrome

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promote resuscitation, reduce wind and fire and resolve phlegm

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treatment principle for wind stroke - attack of the zang-fu organs flaccid syndrome

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restore yang from collapse

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treatment principle for wind stroke - attack on the meridians and collaterals

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remove obstruction from the meridians and collaterals and reduce the wind

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prescription for wind stroke - attack of the zang-fu organs tense syndrome

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Du20, Du26, St40, Liv3, Kid1, twelve jing-well points on both hands (Lu11, Ht9, Pc9, LI1, SJ1, SI1)

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prescription for wind stroke- attack on the zang-fu organs flaccid syndrome

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Ren8, Ren6 (indirect moxa with salt), Ren4

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prescription for wind stroke- attack on the meridians and collaterals

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Du20, UB7, DU16

Lower limbs:GB30, GB34, St36, St41
Upper Limbs:LI15, LI11, SJ5, LI4

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Prevent wind stroke

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frequent moxa to St36 and GB39