Single Point Acupuncture Clinical Treatment E-Book

Sumiko Knudsen

• Herausgeber: BoD - Books on Demand
• Kategorie: Fachliteratur
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024

Seitenzahl: 48

Beschreibung

The Single point therapy is a significant therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Using the Single point therapy has the characteristics of good curative effects. This book guides you by the principles governing the prescription and combination of points of Acupuncture, and it lets to find easily acupuncture points of diseases. This book tells you and shows you easily understandable explanation for finding the acupuncture points of diseases. This book is for Acupuncture students and practitioners.

Leseprobe

Sumiko Knudsen was born in Japan, and she has lived in USA, UK and Denmark for many years. She graduated at Nordic College of Chinese Acupuncture in Denmark, and then she went on and studied at Beijing University of TCM in China. After that she studied and graduated at Nanjing University of TCM in China. and she earned Ph.D. She is a private practitioner in Denmark.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1 Internal Medicine

1-1 Abdominal pain

腹痛

Futong

1-2 Stomach pain by food poisoning Weitongshiwuzhongdu

胃痛食物中毒

1-3 Stomach cramps

胃痉挛

Weijingluan

1-4 Stomach heaviness

胃沉重

Weichenzong

1-5 Asthma

哮喘

Xiaochuan

1-6 Bronchitis

支气管炎

Zhiqìguanyan

1-7 Constipation

便秘

Bianmi

1-8 Cough and Phlegm

咳嗽有痰

Kesouyoutan

1-9 Common Cold

普通感

Putongganmao

1-10 Diarrhea

泄泻

Xiexie

1-11 Dizziness

眩晕

Xuanyun

1-12 Epilepsy

癫痫

Dianxian

1-13 Gastritis

胃炎

Weiyan

1-14 Hiccup

呃逆

Eni

1-15 Hemorrhoids

痔疮

Zhichuang

1-16 Hypertension

高血压

Gaoxieya

1-17 Hypotension

低血压

Dixieya

1-18 Headache

头痛

Toutong

1-19 Migraine

偏头痛

Piantoutong

1-20 Insomnia

不寐

Bumei

1-21 Incontinence

失禁

Shijin

1-22 Impotence

阳痿

Yangwei

1-23 Indigetion and no appetite

消化不良

Xiaohua buliang

1-24 Intercostal Neuralgia

肋间神经痛

Le jian shenjing tong

1-25 Lower back pain

下腰痛

Xiayaotong

1-26 Periarthritis of Shoulder

肩周炎

Jian zhou yan

1-27 Rheumatic Chorea (involuntary movements)

风湿性舞蹈病

Fengshi xing wudao bing

1-28 Retention of Urine

癃闭

Longbi

1-29 Sore throat

咽喉肿

Yanhouzhongtong

1-30 Schizophrenia

精神分裂症

Jingshenfenliezheng

1-31 Stiff Neck

落枕

Laozhen

1-32 Shoulder pain

肩痛

Jiantong

1-33 Sprain Ankle

扭伤脚踝

Niushang jiaohuai

1-34 Seminal Emission

遗精

Yijing

1-35 Vomiting

呕吐

Outu

1-36 Tennis Elbow

网球肘

Wangqiu zhou

Chapter 2 Gynecology

2-1 Dysmenorrhea (

痛

经

Tongjing)

2-2 Metrorrhagia

出血性

Chuxiexing

2-3 Leukorrhagia

带

下

Daixia

2-4 Lactation deficiency

乳汁少

Ruzhishao

2-5 Postpartum retention of Urine

产

后尿潴留

Chanhou niao zhuliu

2-6 Postpartum complications

产

后并

发

症

Chanhou bingfa zheng

2-7 Acute Mastadenitis

急性乳腺炎

Jíxìng r

ǔ

xiàn yán

2-8 Irregular menstruation

月

经

不

调

Yuejingbutiao

2-9 Morning Sickness

孕吐

Yuntu

2-10 Malposition of Fetus

胎位不正

Taiweibuzheng

Chapter 3 Surgical & Dermatological Disease

3-1 Acne

痤疮

Cuochuang

3-2 Eczema

湿疹

Shizhen

3-3 Psoriasis

银屑病

Yinxiebing

3-4 Urticaria

荨麻疹

Xunmazhen

3-5 Hemorrhoids

痔疮

Zhichuang

3-6 Ureterolithiasis

输尿管结石

Shuniaoguan jieshi

3-7 Prostatitis

前列腺炎

Manxing qianliexian yan

3-8 Cutaneous Pruritus

皮肤瘙痒症

Pifu saoyang zheng

3-9 Cholelithiasis (the formations of Gallstones)

胆石症

Danshi zheng

Chapter 4 Pediatric Diseases

4-1 Mumps

腮腺炎

Saixian yan

4-2 Infantile Diarrhea

小儿腹泻

Xiaoerfuxie

4-3 Enureasis

遗尿症

Yiniaozheng

Chapter 5 Diseases of Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat

5-1 Myopia (Jinshi

近视

)

5-2 Dacryorrhea

泪溢

Leiyi

5-3 Optic Atrophy

视神经萎

Shishenjingweisuo

5-4 Stye

麦粒肿

Mailizhong

5-5 Deafness

聋哑

Longya

5-6 Tinnitus

耳鸣

Erming

5-7 Rhinitis

鼻炎

Biyan

5-9 Tonsillitis

扁桃体炎

Biantaotiyan

5-10 Plum Throat

梅子喉咙

Meizi houlong

5-11 Ulcer in the mouth

口腔溃疡

Kouqiang kuiyang

5-12 Stuffy Nose

鼻塞

Bise

5-13 Nosebleed

鼻血

Bixie

5-14 Eye tiredness

眼睛疲劳

Yanjing pilao

Chapter 6 Miscellaneous

6-1 Obesity

肥胖

Feipang

6-2 Sciatica

坐骨神经

Zuogushenjingtong

6-3 Histeria

脏躁

Zangzao

6-4 Facial Spasm

面肌痉挛

Mianjijingluan

6-5 Facial Paralysis

面瘫

Miantan

6-6 Hay Fever

花粉过敏

Huafen guomin

6-7 Hangover, car sickness

宿醉

Su zui

、 晕车

yunche

6-8 Heel Pain

脚跟痛

Jiaogen tong

6-9 Regulate excess weight & Metabolic function

调节多余体重和代谢功能

6-10 Back pain

背疼

Bei teng

6-11 Occipital Neuralgia

枕部神经痛

6-12 Pain on Forehead

额头疼痛

Etou tengtong

6-13 Trigeminal Neuralgia

三叉神经痛

6-14 Cervical Spondylopathy

颈椎病

Jingchuibing

6-15 Knee pain

膝盖疼痛

Xīgai tengtong

6-16 Palpitations.shortness of breath

心悸、气短

Xinji, qiduan

6-17 Tiredness

疲倦

Pijuan (overwork)

References

参考文献

INTRODUCTION

The Single point therapy is a significant therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Using the Single point therapy has the characteristics of good curative effects.

In Therapeutics of acupuncture, acupuncture points are the places where acupuncture needle is applied for the treatment of diseases. The acupuncture point location and the therapeutic result are related.

The processing is done by inserting thin disposable needles into specific point relating to the internal organs. In this way body is activated with flow of Qi (energy).

This book guides by the principles governing the prescription and combination of points of Acupuncture, and it lets to find easily acupuncture points of diseases.

The locations of acupuncture points are certainly related to physiological functions. Stimulating acupoints in meridians of the affected area may be effective and stimulate meridian points for each disease to approach the affected area. Stimulation through acupuncture point can correct imbalance and blockages in the flow of energy for restoring health.

Sumiko Knudsen克努森澄子

Edo period about 1600

Chapter 1 Internal Medicine

1-1 Abdominal pain腹痛Futong

It is caused by internal accumulation of cold. Sudden violent pain which responds to warmth and is aggravated by cold. Other manifestations include loose stools, profuse clear urine, white coated tongue, deep tense or deep slow pulse.

Treatment

Prescriptions

Main point

P-6 (内关Neiguan)

Luo-Connecting point of the Pericardium channel.

On the palmar side of the forearm, 2 cun above the transverse crease of the wrist, on the line connecting P-3 (Quze

曲泽

) and P-7 (Daling

大陵

), between the tendons of palmaris longus and flexor carpi radialis.

Secondary point

ST-36 (足三里 Zusanli)

He-Sea point of the Stomach channel.

3 cun inferior to ST-35 (Dubi

犊鼻

), one finger-breadth (middle finger) lateral to the anterior crest of the tibia.