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Food stagnation

Condition

Food stagnation abdominal bloating poor

Qi Gong

Modality

Qi Gong Qi Gong enhances

Damp-Heat in the Gallbladder

Pattern

from Shao Yang (alternating chill/fever, less jaundice) Liver Qi Stagnation (no damp-heat coat) Zang

Shaofu

Point

genitals Regulates Heart qi, especially when Liver qi stagnates Opens the channel and relaxes the fingers Palpitations

Jiu Xiang Chong

Herb

pain from Cold in the Stomach or Liver-Stomach Qi stagnation — combined with Chuan Lian Zi, Mu Xiang ... Kidney yang for epigastric and chest pain from qi stagnation and cold, lumbar pain, and impotence

Huo Xue Shu Gan Tang

Formula

Tang (Blood-Moving and Liver-Soothing Decoction), from Formulas From Henan Institute for Bonesetting (He Nan Zheng ... dispel stasis, rectify qi, and relieve pain Indications: Indicated for the treatment of stagnation of blood stasis caused

Qimen

Point

Qimen LV14 Qīmén 期門 Cycle

Taichong and Qimen

Combination

Taichong and Qimen LV3 and

Chinese Medicine

Modality

Chinese Medicine TCM offers a

Tanzhong and Qimen

Combination

Tanzhong and Qimen CV17 with

Fu Yuan Huo Xue Tang

Formula

Soothes the Liver and opens the channels and collaterals. Presentation: Traumatic injuries with stagnation of qi and blood

Bai (Ci) Ji Li

Herb

Liver and anchors Yang; Dredges Liver Qi and disperses Stagnation and clumping; Dispels Wind-Heat and b rightens ... dizziness and vertigo from rising Liver Yang. It also spreads constrained Liver Qi to relieve chest and flank

Fen Xiao Tang

Formula

Separate and Reduce Decoction peritonitis pitting edema nephritis liver cirrhosis with ascites Fen Xiao Tang (Separate and Reduce ... Regulates qi circulation to relieve fullness and distention; Regulates the water passages to eliminate water stagnation. Presentation

The Spleen

Concept

The Spleen Pí 脾 The

Blood

Concept

Blood Xuè 血 The dense

Taichong

Point

Taichong LV3 Tàichōng 太衝 Great

Tui Na

Modality

Tui Na Tui Na effectively

E Zhu

Herb

Blood and Qi stagnation. It also dissolves food stagnation and resolves the accumulation of old, hardened masses. Because ... move qi strongly, dissolving accumulations and masses; one is stronger on blood, the other on qi. Abdominal masses

Acupuncture

Modality

Acupuncture Acupuncture is clinically supported

Qimen, Zhangmen and Jingmen

Combination

Qimen, Zhangmen and Jingmen The