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What facial pain is primarily in women of middle age? |
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What is the TCM etiology of Trigeminal Neuralgia? |
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1) pathogenic wind obstructs facial vessles & qi 2)food stag, ST & LV fire flare, attacking face 3)Yin xu with fire excess flaring |
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What facial pain is primarily in men age 20-40? |
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What is the TcM etiology of Palsy? |
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Pathogenic windcold attack yang ming & shao yang, blocking nourishment to muscles causing paralysis |
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In Bells Palsy, what points does CAM say can be Moxaed? |
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Tai Yang, ST 3, St 4, St 6, ST 7 |
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In Bells Palsy, what points does Shanghai say can about Moxa? (3 points) |
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14 cones at points GB 2, ST 6, ST 4 "if face is pulled to right, apply moxa to left; if face is pulled left, apply moxa to right." |
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In Cam, what are 2 types of excess hypochondriac pain? And what aggrivates them? |
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1)Qi STag - emotional state aggrivates 2) Blood STag - Worse at night |
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In CAM, what 3 main points treat excess hypochondriac pain? |
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In shanghai, what 4 main points treat excess hypochondriac pain? |
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LV 5, GB 34, TW 6, Jia ji at rib level corresponding to pain location |
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In CAM, what are 3 main s/sx for Hypochondriac pain due to deficient essence and blood? |
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1) dizziness 2) blurring vision 3) dull costal & hypochondriac pain |
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If a patient has deficient hypochondriac pain and dry mouth, what is the dry mouth due to? |
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deficient yin with endogenous heat |
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In CAM what is the general cause of low back pain from Kd qi xu? |
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excessive sexual activity consumes essence and qi so lumbar region is poorly nourished |
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IN CAM, what method do you use for low back pain from trauma (and to release luo vessles)? |
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CAM main 3 points for low back pain |
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Shanghai main 3 points for low back pain? |
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Shanghai 3 main points for acute sprain in back? |
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