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TRADITIONAL
MEDICINE AND ACUPUNCTURE
8
th
International Conference on
Journal of General Internal Medicine
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ISSN: 2591-7951
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Volume 2
Traditional 2018
Arch Gen Intern Med 2018, Volume 2 | DOI: 10.4066/2591-7951-C1-003
GALLBLADDER STUDY CASE TREATMENT OF GALLSTONES WITH
ACUPUNCTURE AND CHINESE HERBAL FORMULAS
Augustine
Miguel de Cervantes European University, Spain
Background:
Patients who had symptoms of cholecystectomy sometimes present with a similar precholecystectomy. Symptoms
such as the upper right quadrant pain and tenderness, bloating propagated pain to the jaw and shoulder area, this symptom
are generally associated with cholecystitis, blot without a gallbladder. These patients cannot be viewed as typical cholecystitis
patients. TCM treatment still follow the meridian and symptom of the GB.
Objective:
Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment is still following the theory of the six levels of cold invasion as the basic theory
described in the Shang Han Lun treatises of cooled induced febrile diseases was used in treating gallbladder meridian pain which
consequently can remove the stone depending how large and consistent the gallstone is manifested, then a change of protocol
might be taken by prescribing Chinese herbal decoction formula for pain in the gallbladder and San Jia meridian and around Yang
Ling Qian–GB 34 to help dissolve the stones faster. Not that there are other acupuncture points involved but not indicated here.
Methods & Procedure:
10 patients were arranged ranging from the age of 45 to 80 years of age were treated in the author’s private
clinical practice with method previously indicated, treatments were proved to be successful if Ashi point was no longer tender
with pain as prior to treatment.
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