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7 Cards in this Set
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Hiccup |
is an involuntary spasm of glottis and diaphragm, causing the characteristic sound. Occasional hiccup---> mild case--->healed itself Persisted hiccup ---> severe case--->treatment |
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Etiology and Pathogenesis |
Retention of food Stagnation of Qi Cold in the stomach |
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Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment |
Retention of food Stagnation of Qi Cold in the stomach |
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Retention of food |
loud hiccups, anorexia, thick, sticky tongue coating, slippery and forceful pulse. |
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Stagnation of Qi |
Continual hiccups, wiry and forceful pulse. |
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Cold in the stomach |
forceful hiccups which may be relieved by heat and aggravated by cold, slow pulse.
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ST36 (he-sea), PC6 (command, dz of st,ht,chest), BL17(diaphragm, confluent point of blood), CV12 (front mu st) Retention of food: CV14, inner-Neiting (extra) Stagnation of qi: CV17 (confluent of qi), LV3 (smooth qi) Cold in the stomach: CV13 |
