Archive for the ‘SYMPTOMS AND DISEASES’ Category
Herpes zoster and acupuncture
Friday, August 13, 2010 13:13 No CommentsOf abrupt onset and triggered by viruses, this disease is characterized by blisters that follow the route of a particular nerve being accompanied by pain.
The areas mostly affected are: face, chest, abdomen and thigh.
At first the skin appears red and there is pain. Once blisters appear with the shape of a belt and are accompanied [...]
Addiction treatment with acupuncture
Monday, July 19, 2010 8:55 No CommentsCompleting the trilogy of articles about addictions (alcohol addiction, stop smoking, etc…) – smoking and acupuncture, acupuncture and alcoholism – I’ve decided to write about addictions (heroin addiction, cocain addiction, meth addiction, substance abuse, etc…) and acupuncture. The authors, on which I base these three articles, Ganglin Yin and Zhenghua Liu, presented two different texts for [...]
Alcoholism and Acupuncture
Sunday, July 18, 2010 7:38 2 CommentsThis article comes from a series of articles I am writing about acupuncture and addictions (alcohol addiction, heroin addiction, meth addiction, substance abuse, alcohol abuse, opiate addiction). Despite the doubts over the effectiveness of acupuncture on them – that I share! - There are already defined TCM treatments to address these problems such as alcohol addiction [...]
Stop smoking acupuncture treatment
Saturday, July 17, 2010 16:35 2 CommentsI’ve mentioned in another article several studies regarding the use of acupuncture in drug addiction treatment (drug addiction) and the dependence on cigarettes (drugs). My view is simple: there are no studies that show that acupuncture is really effective and the results of many clinics can only be due to false advertising and triage of patients [...]
Spermatorrhoea/seminal emissions and chinese acupuncture
Thursday, January 7, 2010 0:45 No CommentsSeminal emission refers to emission of semen without any kind of sexual stimulation. It is considered pathological when it appears several times a week or a single night several times possible with other symptoms.
In Chinese Medicine is the name of Yi Jing (seminal emission).
DIAGNOSIS ACCORDING TO CHINESE MEDICINE
Kidney Yang Deficiency
Spermatorrhoea during the day and night, [...]
Female infertility and chinese acupuncture
Tuesday, January 5, 2010 9:47 No CommentsFemale infertility can be diagnosed in 2 different situations: (1) woman who never had children can not get pregnant over 3 years of attempts, this time without having used contraceptives, and always with a healthy man and (2) a woman already pregnant mother tries over 2 years without success.
DIAGNOSIS ACCORDING WITH CHINESE MEDICINE
Kidney [...]
hysteria and chinese acupuncture
Sunday, January 3, 2010 0:44 2 CommentsMore common in young women, this disease presents as characteristic symptoms: sudden aphasia, depression, singing for no apparent reason, begin to laugh for no apparent reason, globus histericus, blindness, hysterical syncope, tremors, numbness of the limbs.
DIAGNOSIS ACCORDING TO CHINESE MEDICINE
Liver Qi stagnation
Sensation of distension in the chest and hypochondrium, depression, feeling of lump in the [...]
Meniére disease and chinese acupuncture
Friday, January 1, 2010 2:34 No CommentsThis disease is characterized by auditory vertigo, nausea, loss of balance and is due to excess fluid in the labyrinth.
DIAGNOSIS OF AGREEMENT WITH CHINESE MEDICINE
Liver Yang Hiperactivity
Sudden onset of vertigo and tinnitus, worsening of symptoms with states of emotional instability, irritability or depression, tendency to rage, nausea, red face, bitter taste in the [...]
Impotence-erectil disfunction and acupuncture treatment
Tuesday, December 22, 2009 12:34 No CommentsImpotence is the inability of man in achieving an erection or achivieng an erection but that is insufficient for the success of sexual intercourse.
In Chinese Medicine there are 3 main patterns: (1) fullness pattern- damp-heat – (2) pattern of vacuity – Kidney yang deficiency – and (3) pattern from the desahrmony relationship between 2 zang [...]
Tinnitus and deafness and chinese acupuncture
Sunday, December 13, 2009 0:12 No CommentsTinnitus is characterized by patients as a bell-like sound in the ears. Deafness is the loss of ability to hear.
DIAGNOSIS ACCORDING TO CHINESE MEDICINE
invasion of external wind
Sudden onset of tinnitus or deafness, tinnitus worsen with exposure to wind and cold, fever and chills, aversion to cold, aches, stiff neck, lack of sweating, headache, [...]

