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ASPICON 2020 18,19 Jan.
Kiran Phalke
@Bombay
Acute disorders
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What is meant by acute?
• Sudden onset and lasts for sometime and then
may stop
• It can be very painful like kidney stones pain or
some colicky pain (experiencing or denoting severe pain
in the abdomen (colic) due to wind or intestinal obstruction)
• The reason cannot be quickly found out.
• Generally these are stomach pain or headache or
pain of trigeminal neuralgia.
• Pain of gall bladder stone.
The Wind
• Protecting
• Transporting
• Transforming
• Holding
• Raising
Qi pathologies
• Qi sinking
• Prolapse
• Qi deficient
• Difficult breathing
• Qi stagnant
• Pain
• Qi rebellious
• Vomiting
Directions of Qi of organs
• Lung Qi :Descends and disperses
• Heart Qi :Descends and partly goes up
• Spleen Qi :Goes upwards
• Stomach Qi :Goes downwards
• Large intestine Qi : Goes downwards
• Liver Qi :Goes in all direction but mainly
upwards
• Kidney Qi :Downwards & partly upwards
Pain due to Qi stagnation
• The pain caused by qi stagnation can be
identified as:
• Dull or aching in nature
• Mobile, moving from place to place within the
body
• Relieved by heat, pressure or movement
Shock can kill
• Shock suspends Qi and it affects heart yin
and spleen Qi and most of the time it will
cause headache.
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The points and their properties
• Hegu LI 4 Yuan : is able to regulate defensive qi*
and hence adjust the pores. (*Qi runs in COULI)
• Hegu LI4 is a primary point to expel windcold or
windheat and to release the exterior.
• Zhizheng SI7 Luo It is able to release the exterior.
It is primarily used in cases of exterior heat
pathogen giving rise to febrile disease, and is
especially indicated when the onset is
characterized by neck and lumbar pain.
• Zhizheng SI7 5 cun above SI5
Expels pathogens
• Feiyang BL58 Luo, a distal point of the foot
Taiyang channel, is able to expel pathogens
from the channel, release the exterior and
clears the upper portion of the channel. BL58
Feiyang 7 cun above BL60 on the posterior
border of the fibula about 1 cun lateral and
inferior to BL57
Release the exterior
• LU7 Luo is indicated for chills and fever and nasal
congestion and discharge,
• LU7 Lieque 1.5 cun above the transverse crease of
the wrist, superior to the styloid process of the
radius
Acute breast swelling
• Liangqiu ST34 acute disorders of the breast as
swelling, pain and abscess.
• acute epigastric pain
• ST34 Liangqiu 2 cun above
• the superior lateral border
• of the patella
• This is a Xi cleft point.
• Now we will see Xi cleft
• theory
Accumulation (Xicleft) points
• Sp8
Acute menstrual pain , Dysentery,
Nocturnal emissions and
spontaneous seminal loss
especially Harmonizes
Qi and Blood
• Ht6
• Night sweats, Hot flashes , Chest pain
• Promotes diaphoresis (sweating, especially to an unusual degree as a
symptom of disease or a side effect of a drug.)
• Sweat is the fluid of the Heart due to its relationship with Blood
• SI6
• Pain in the shoulders & neck
• Tonify for longevity
• Bl63
• Acute lower back pain
• Seizures/epilepsy
Ki5
Painful urination
Menstrual pain
Lung Bi-obstruction
Pain of Kidney Stone
• Bl-59:-
• (Xi Cleft point of
• Yangchiao Mai)
• Pain of the lower limbs
• Blindness in one eye
• Eye pain
• Kid-8
• (Xi-Cleft point of
• Yinchiao Mai)
• Uterine and testicular pain
• GB35 (XiCleft point of Yangwei Mai)
• Chest/rib pain radiating
• towards the back
• Lower back pain
• Ki9 (XiCleft point of
• Yinwei Mai)
• Urogenital pain due to
• masses (e.g., kidney stones),
• Shan Pain
• Aids in detoxification
• Moves stagnation
• during
• the detoxification process
• (like constipation)
• P4
• Chest/heart pain
• Vomiting/blood while coughing
• More calming than Ht6
• SJ7
• Acute pain
• in the upper limbs
• Sudden deafness
• GB36
• Acute pain along flanks
• Neck pain
• Sciatica
• Liv6
• Pain related to hernias
• Retention of placenta
• Genital pain
• Kidney stones
• VI) ZhiTong Points
• Points which by themselves have the ability to
relieve pain
• LI11 or LI12
• For stiff (trigger) fingers
• Needle superficially
• Circular dispersal
• Snap muscles
• in that area
• Find where you can get the most “snap”
• St4 and St6
• Analgesic points for the face
• St26
• Relieves pain along the ST6
• trajectory of the
• Stomach meridian
• St31 St37
• All analgesic points
• St37 treats LI pain
• St26 also treats LI pain;
• it is a local point
• St41 and 42
• Analgesic points
• (St42 slightly less)
• Sp6
• Pain along the trajectory
• of the Spleen meridian
• Sp12 and Sp13
• Analgesic points
• Blood letting
• (for tailor position)
• Ht8 and Ht1
• Analgesic for pain
• along the Heart meridian
• (Ht1 slightly less so)
What did we learn?
• 1) Locate the problem area and understand which
meridian is responsible
• 2) Release the exterior
• 3) Do blood letting ( Acubekam or Hijama therapy)
• 4) Use specific point manipulation
• 5) Use needling on Xi cleft or bleed it
• 6) Use dual points which interact
• 7) Keep the patient in correct position
Acute disorders practical examples at my clinic
Low BP point
• Shaoshang LU11 has a particularly strong
action on the opposite end of the channel and
may be needled or pricked to bleed in all
acute disorders of the throat and surrounding
tissues due to excess heat and fire poison.