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Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Pain (ancient and modern methods/protocols)

Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Pain (ancient and modern methods/protocols) Baisong Zhong Ph.D, L.Ac, M.D(China) Associate Prof. of ACAOM Website: www.easternbalancetcm.com E-mail: Bzhong@acaom.edu.

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Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Pain (ancient and modern methods/protocols)

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  1. Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Pain (ancient and modern methods/protocols) Baisong Zhong Ph.D, L.Ac, M.D(China) Associate Prof. of ACAOM Website: www.easternbalancetcm.comE-mail: Bzhong@acaom.edu

  2. 100 million Americans have pain issue. More than half of respondents (51%) felt they had little or no control over their pain. Six out of ten patients (60%) said they experience breakthrough pain one or more times daily, severely impacting their quality of life and overall well-being.( 2006 Voices of Chronic Pain Survey. (American Pain Foundation). Prescription painkillers are considered a major contributor to the total number of drug deaths. In 2007, for example, nearly 28,000 Americans died from unintentional drug poisoning, and of these, nearly 12,000 involved prescription pain relievers.( Unintentional Drug Poisoning in the United States, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, July 2010. http://www.cdc.gov/HomeandRecreationalSafety/pdf/poison-issue-brief.pdf). This presentation is based on the following ancient acupuncture books and some famous acupuncturists’ experiences in modern with the feeling that I have used in clinic.

  3. 1. Huang Fumi. Zhenjiu Jia Ji Jing(A-B Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion. 259.) 2. Xun Simiao. Qian Jin Yao Fang(Valuable Prescriptions. Middle of 7th century) 3. Xu Feng. Zhenjiu Da Quan(A Complete Works in Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1439) 4. Liao Runhong. Zhenjiu Ji Cheng(Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion) 5. Wang Tao.Wai Tai Mi Yao(The Medical secrets of an Official. 752) 6. Wang Zhi Zhong. Zhenjiu Zhi Sheng Jing(Experience of Acupuncture and Moxibustion. 1220) 7. Bai Zheng Fu(Acupuncture for A Hundred Diseases in Verse) 8. Biao You Fu(Song to Elucidate Mysteries.1235) 9. Xi Hong Fu(Song of Xi Hong) 10. Yu Long Fu(Song of Jade Dragon) 11. Lan Jiang Fu(Song of Lan Jiang)

  4. 13. He Pu Ren. Zhenjiu Zhi Tong(Acupuncture for Relieving Pain. 1990) 14. Qiu Mao Liang. Zhenjiu Zhi Fa Yu Chu Fang(Therapy and Formula of Acupuncture and Moxibustion. 1995) 15. Gao Li Shan. Zhenjiu Xin Fei (Experience of Acupuncture and Moxibustion.1997)

  5. Dr. He Puren(贺普仁)， Born in May 1926. Chief Physician, Professor. National famous M.D. Capital State Medical MD, a national non-material cultural heritage of traditional medicine project representative inheritors. Dr. Qiu Maoling(邱茂良)，1913 Born in Zhejiang Longyou Temple next village. Qiu Maoliang went to TCM specialized school in 1928, and studied with Zhang Shan Lei learning women Division, then obtaining the pass. After graduating in 1932, he opened an acupuncture school. He has been practiced in Jiangsu Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine College of Technology (the Nanjing Medical predecessor). Served as the attending physician acupuncture, director, chief physician, professor of acupuncture department.

  6. Dr. GaoLishan(高立山), Chief Physician Since 1963, worked in Guang An Men Hospital, Beijing. Specialized in acupuncture for pain, stomach problems, stroke sequelae, TCM miscellaneous diseases

  7. 1.Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Pain of headFore headache: GB20, St 8--expel wind heat LI4, St44--clear Yangming heatOcipal headache: Yintang, GB20– expel wind heat, calm mind UB2, UB62—expel wind, open UB Migraine GB34, GB40—clear heat and mind SJ6, Taiyang 3 needles(1 perpendicular, 1 toward St3, 1 toward GB8) clear GB heat Add both PC7 if painful severe.

  8. Case 1. Female, 30 years old. Left headache radiates to left eye 5 years. 8/10 of pain. The pain is worse at some time. She also has anxiety, nausea and thirsty, gnawing of stomach, white tongue coating and wiry pulse. Diagnose: headache due to the heat flaring up of liver, GB and stomach. Treatment: clear heat, calm the heat and unblock channels Points: GB34, GB40, SJ6, Taiyang 3 needles(1 perpendicular, 1 toward St3, 1 toward GB8) and 4 gates. She felt the pain less about 50% after the first treatment, all pain was gone after 3 times treatment. No reoccur in 6 months.

  9. Vertex: (1)Du20, KI 1—clear heat and guide heat downward Liv2, Liv8—nourish yin and blood, clear heat (2)Si Shen Chong, 4gates All headache: GB20, St8, UB2—expel wind heat LI4, Liv3—regulate Qi and blood

  10. 2. Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Chest Pain (1)Chest pain due to heart: UB14, UB15—open yang and regular Qi PC6, Ren12—remove blood stasis, tonifyQi Ren17, PC6, and Ki6—regulate Ht and Ki, Qi and blood (2)Chest pain due to lung: UB13, Lu1—regular lung Qi Ren17, PC6—regular and descend Qi Irregular Ht beats—PC6 slow Ht beat—Du25 Rapid Ht beat—PC5 Pericardial distress—Ren17, SI1 Pain between breast—SI11, Lu9

  11. 3. Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Hypochondriac pain Pain due to liv: UB19, Liv13 Pain due to GB: UB17, UB18, SJ7, GB34 GB40 to Ki6, Long Yan for shingles( it is on the ulnar border of the hand with fist clenched, at ulnar end of the third transverse of the little finger) 4. Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Abdominal pain (1)Sp,St,LI and SI are related to digestion disorder Ren12, St25, Ren6, PC6, St36 (2)Ki, UB, reproduction, urine are related disorders. Lu7, Ren6, Ren2, Sp6, Sp10, Sp9

  12. (3)St pain Ren11,12,13, St25, Ren6,PC6, St36 (4)Abdominal pain due to period: UB54 5. Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Back Pain (1)Ht and Lu: upper T7—UB13, UB15 (2)Liv and GB: Between T7-14—UB16,UB18,UB19 (3)Between Scapula—Du14 (4)Shoulders and back: SI3, SJ3

  13. 6. Lower Back Pain—UB23, Du4,Du3+ UB40 (1)Acute lower LBP: Du26, UB2 (2)LBP aggravated by coughing: GB34 6. Influential Acupuncture Treatments for Relieving Extremity pain (1)upper: LI15, LI11, LI4, SJ6, SI3 (2)lower: GB30, GB31, GB34, ST38, UB62 7. Shoulder pain: puncture SJ5 of healthy side, St38.

  14. 8. Facial pain(1)fore headache: UB2, GB14, Yuyao (2)upper : St2, St3, GB3 (3)lower : Ja Chengjiang, St6,St79. Toothache: First puncture Ren24, then Du16, St8 (1)upper teeth: St7, St44 (2)lower teeth: St6, LI4

  15. 10. Throat pain (1)acute: bleeding LI1 and Lu11, LI4 (2)chronic: Lu7, Ki6, Ren22 (3)Lu10, San Xiang Acupuncture for Diseases 1.Trigeminal neuralgia----St25 or fire needles for the local. 2. Torticollis ---GB2 or GB39 3. Cholecystitis —LI 11 from GB40 to KI 6

  16. 4. Frozen shoulder--- St38 to UB57 UB14 towards under scapulae 5. Phantom pain---Si Shen Chong, ear point that relates to the location of pain 6. Ascariasis and gall balder stone—Dan Nang Xue(Gall Balder), Ashi(Saline 0.5cc, inject under skin).

  17. 7. Brachial plexus neuragia __ Bicong. (acute pain at onset across the top of the shoulder-blade followed by weakness and atrophy on muscles supplied in most cases by superior brachial plexus.)

  18. Thank You !

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