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Dr. Mehdi Hashemi Username: Mehdi
Registered: 02-2009
| Posted on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 - 11:23: | |
Which one is most important in Deqi sensation (and must be specially asked from the patients during needling) : numbness-weak electrical current sensation around and far from the point needled-heavy sensation-pain Sometimes, some patients have no Deqi sensation despite correct point location/technique and manipulation in several directions. What is your recommendation and/or comments in this respect >
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Shmuel Halevi
| Posted on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 - 13:00: | |
There is no better deqi than other. Every point may have its peculiar sensation, and every person may feel a different sensation at a given point than another person. Moreover, you may produce a different qi sensation at the same point, depending on the type of needle manipulations that you perform.
quote:Sometimes, some patients have no Deqi sensation despite correct point location/technique and manipulation in several directions. What is your recommendation and/or comments in this respect
It is enough that you have a clear sensation at your fingertips that you have "fished" the point. |
   
Dr. Mehdi Hashemi Username: Mehdi
Registered: 02-2009
| Posted on Saturday, December 19, 2009 - 12:28: | |
Dear Dr Halevi, What is your exact meaning from "fishing the point" and "clear sensation at fingertips" ? Is it crepitation sensation or something else? Would you please explain more. |
   
Shmuel Halevi
Username: Admin
| Posted on Tuesday, December 22, 2009 - 07:15: | |
It is a sensation as if your needle has been hooked by the point just the same as you feel while you are actually fishing. Some kind of a gentle pulling applied by the point on your needle. |