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Dr. Mehdi Hashemi Username: Mehdi
Registered: 02-2009
| Posted on Tuesday, May 05, 2009 - 14:29: | |
One of my patients (50 yrs old woman) suffers from unilateral tinnitus (with a little hearing difficulty). It's chronic but constant ringing not eliminated by pressing the ear. Tongue and pulse is normal. I've begaun excess pattern treatment using SJ17+SJ2+SJ3+GB2+GB43 and two sessions of scalp acupuncture (auditory area), total 7 sessions (2/wk) but there is not yet any improvement. Would you please let me know your suggestions and/or recommendations in this case. |
   
Shmuel Halevi
Username: Admin
| Posted on Friday, May 08, 2009 - 14:50: | |
The basic formula which I use for this disorder is as follows: Li-4/ Li-11 = in case of excess heat, or: Sj-3/ Sj-5 = in case of Sj/Gb disorder. Then: G-2 in very deep insertion and pronounced deqi. When cold is involved: warm needling on G-2 as well. Then: G-43. When you also have Daimai symptoms, use: G-41 - all on the affected side. This is the main prescription. If you have a differential diagnosis, this is the time to add some points according to that diagnosis. |
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