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4 point combination for facial paralysis?

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HN-1 “Sishencong
LI-11
LI-4
ST-36

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HN-1 “Sishencong”

indications and needling

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I= Headache, vertigo, insomnia, poor memory, epilepsy, mental disorders, cloudy thinking, facial paralysis

N= O-0.5-1.0 toward Du-20
*make sure needles don’t touch

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HN-3 “Yintang”

Indications
Needling

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I= heaviness, headaches, restlessness, fright, agitation, insomnia, hay fever, dripping nose, congestion in head/nose, nosebleed, itchy/pain in eyes, HIGH BP

N= T- 0.3-0.5 inferior or lateral

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HN-4 “Yuyoa”

Indications
Needling

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I= pain/swelling eyes, visual obstruction, twitching eyelids, facelift, squinting eyes, frontal headache

N= T-0.3-0.5 medially, laterally, toward GB-14

  • thread with BL-2
  • NO MOXA
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HN-5 “Taiyang”

Indications
Needling

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I- pain/swelling eyes, bleeding in retina, chills/regulate body temp., headache, mental fatigue, toothache, trigeminal neuralgia, dizziness, deviated M+E

N= P-0.3-0.5, prick to bleed
*NO MOXA

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6 Point combination for deviated M+E?

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HN-5 "taiyang"
SJ-5
ST-4
ST-6
LI-20
DU-26
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HN- 6 “Erjian”

Indications
Needling

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I= fever, 1-sided headache, swelling eyes, sore throat, tonsillitis, sudden loss of vision, opacity of the eyes

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HN-7 “Qiuhou”

Indications
Needling

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I= glaucoma, optical nerve infections, cross eyes (nerve atrophy), near sightedness

N= P-0.5-1.2 *caution eye
*NO MOXA

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HN-8 “Bitong”

Indications
Needling

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I= nosebleed, nasal boil, furuncle, painful nodules at skin surface, nose infection, sense of smell, rhinitis

N= T-0.3-0.5 toward bridge of nose

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HN- 12 “jinjing” 13”yuye”

Indications
Needling

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I= swollen throat (difficult to breathe), loss of voice, severe vomit, stiff tongue, swollen tongue, deviated tongue

N= prick to bleed
*NO MOXA

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4 Point combination for rhinitis?

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HN-8 “Bitong”
LI-4
BL-7
DU-23

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HN-14 “Yiming”

Indications
Needling

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I= night blindness, headache, eye disease, optical nerve atrophy, cataracts, nearsightedness, insomnia, dizziness, tinnitus, minor mental disorders

N= P-0.5-0.8
*NO MOXA

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HN-15 “Bailao”

Indications
Needling

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I= desk work, night sweat, spontaneous sweat, “steaming bone”, fever, stiff neck, scrofula, persistent cough, dyspnea, whooping cough, asthma, revive exhausted people

N= P-0.3-0.5

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HN-18 “Jiachengjiang”

Indications
Needling

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I= toothache, pain/swelling gums, trigeminal neuralgia, deviated M+E, pain in face

N= P0.5-1.0
*NO MOXA

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HN-20 “Qianzheng”

Indications
Needling

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I= deviated M+E, tongue/mouth ulcer

N= O-0.5-1.0 toward ST-4
*NO MOXA

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HN-21 “Shanglianquan”

Indications
Needling

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I= difficulty swallowing, stiff tongue with drool, loss of speech, paralysis of vocal chord, sore throat, ulcer on the tongue

N= O-0.8-1.2
*NO MOXA

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HN-54 “Anmian”

Indications
Needling

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I= agitation, palpitation, restlessness, vertigo, dizziness, headache, epilepsy, mental disorders, HIGH BP, insomnia

N=P- 0.5-0.8
*NO MOXA

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17
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7 point combination for insomnia?

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HN-54 "anmian"
LI-4
P-6
SP-6
H-7
GB-20
HN-3 "yintang"
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UE-1 “Zhoujian”

Indications
Needling

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I= scrofula, nodules in neck/axillary fossa, furuncle, ulcer/abcess in LI

N= *MOXA ONLY (moxa opposite side)

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3 point combination for transforming phlegm?

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UE-1 “Zhoujian”
ST-40
P-5

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UE-2 “Erbai”

Indications
Needling

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I= hemorrhoids, prolapsed rectum, blood in stool, itchy anus

N= P-0.3-0.5 *do in pairs

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UE-30 “Bizhong”

Indications
Needling

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I= paralysis, spasm and contracture in upper limbs, pain in fore-arm

N= P-1.0-1.2

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UE-3 “Zhonequan”

Indications
Needling

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I= local pain, chest pain, chest injury, cough blood, stuffy chest

N= P- 0.3-0.5

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UE-4 “Zhongkui”

Indications
Needling

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I= rebellious Qi= nausea, hiccup, belching, vomit

N= *MOXA ONLY

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UE-8 “Luozhen”

Indications
Needling

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I= stiff neck, whiplash, sore neck

N= P/O- 0.5-0.8 toward wrist (ask patient to rotate neck during needling)
*NO MOXA

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UE-7 “Yaotongxue”

Indications
Needling

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I= lumbar pain

N= P/O- 0.5-0.7 toward wrist *do in pairs (ask patient to rotate/bend during needling)
*NO MOXA

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UE-9 “Baxie” (8 evils)

Indications
Needling

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I= arthritis, numbness, swelling, spasm in hands, sore throat, toothache, stiff neck, snake bite (dispell toxins), red swelling eyes

N= P-0.3-0.5, prick to bleed

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UE-10 “Sifeng”

Indications
Needling

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I= arthritis, childhood mal-nutrition, intestinal parasites, indigestion, whooping cough

N= prick to bleed *squeeze out yellow fluid until you see blood

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UE-11 “Shixuan”

Indications
Needling

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I= shock, coma, heat stroke, high fever, epilepsy, mania, infantile convulsions, acute tonsillitis, weakness, numbness, inflexibility in fingers

N= prick to bleed
*NO MOXA

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UE-48 “Jianqian”

Indications
Needling

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I= pain, inflammation around shoulder joint, bursitis, frozen shoulder, limited range of motion in upper extremities, post-stroke partial paralysis, atrophy

N= P-0.8-1.2

30
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B-1 “Dingchuan”

Indications
Needling

A

I= stop coughing, wheezing, dyspnea, skin disorders, rubella, pain in upper back

N= O- 0.5-0.8 toward Du-14

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B-3 “Weiguanxiashu”

Indications
Needling

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I= clear blood stg, clear heat, diabetic thirst, “steaming bone”, dry throat, vomit, epigastric/costal pain

N= O- 0.5-0.8 medially

32
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HuatuoJiaJi = 17 on each side

Indications
Needling

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I= T1-4- LU/upper limb
    T4-7- Ht/PC
    T7-T10- LIV/GB
    T10-T12- Sp/St
    L1-L2- Kid
    L3-L4- UB, uterus, LI, SI, lower limb

N= thoracic= O-0.5-1.0 medially
lumbar= P-1.0-1.5

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5 point combination for paralysis/numbness in the lower limbs?

A 
HuatuoJiaJi L3
                    L4
                    L5
ST-36
GB-30
35
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B 4 “Pigen”

Indications
Needling

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I= enlarged Sp/Liv, lower back pain

N= P- 0.5-0.8

36
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B-7 “Yaoyan”

Indications
Needling

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I= lumbar pain, overworked (exhaustion)

N= P- 1.0-1.5

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B-8 “Shiqizhui”

Indications
Needling

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I= urination, abnormal menstruation, pregnancy (fetus on bladder), chronic lower back pain, pain, paralysis in lower limbs

N= P- 0.5-1.0

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MBW- 34 “Huanzhong”

Indications
Needling

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I= sciatica pain, lower back pain

N= P-1.5-2.0

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B-9 “Yaoqi”

Indications
Needling

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I= epilepsy, headache, insomnia, constipation

N= T-1.0-2.0 toward head

39
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CA-1 “Zigong”

Indications
Needling

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I= prolapsed uterus, uterine bleeding, gyno disorders, infertility, menstrual disorders

N= P-0.8-1.2

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CA-4 “Tituo”

Indications
Needling

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I= prolapsed uterus, bloating, abdominal distention, menstrual disorders

N= P-0.8-1.2

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CA- 23 “sanjiaojiu”

Indications
Needling

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I= persistent diarrhea, hernia pain, menstrual pain

N= *MOXA ONLY (can use ginger, crushed garlic) (moxa opposite side)

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LE-2 “Heding”

Indications
Needling

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I= beriberi, weak knees, paralysis

N= P-0.3-0.5

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LE-3 “Baichongwo”

Indications
Needling

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I= pain lower limb, skin disorders, eczema, rubella, gastro-intestinal parasites

N= P-1.0-1.2

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LE-4 “lateral Xiyan” 5”medial Xiyan”

Indications
Needling

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I= arthritis, weakness, numbness, paralysis in lower limb, swelling, beriberi

N= P- 0.5-.1.0 toward BL-40 *must flex knee

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LE-6 “Dannagxue”

Indications
Needling

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I= chronic/acute gall stone attack, worm in bile duct, numb/atrophy in lower limb, flatulance

N= P- 0.8-1.2 *right leg only
*NO MOXA

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LE-7 “Lanweixue”

Indications
Needling

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I= acute/chronic appendicitis, indigestion, local pain, paralysis lower limb, dropped foot

N= P- 1.0-1.2 *right leg only
*NO MOXA

47
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4 point combination for appendicitis?

A

LE-7 “Lanweixue”
ST-37
ST-25
LI-11

48
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LE-10 “Bafeng”

Indications
Needling

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I= beriberi, pain/swelling in foot, headache (head-wind), abnormal menstruation

N= O-0.5-0.8 toward body

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