Pain Case Studies With Distal Acupuncture

This is the FIRST COMBINATION of both case studies book! TWO BOOKS IN ONE! This has different topics .Both books include the Tung point images in all the cases.*** Pain Case Studies using Tung acupuncture. How to treat all pain with distal points. Learn how just one needle can relieve all pain. Included ailments are: Back Pain, Plantar Fasciitis, Neck Pain, Stiff Neck, Trigger Finger, Hip Pain, Groin Strain, Gout, Knee Pain, Teeth Pain, Varicose vein pain.

This is the FIRST of TWO CASE STUDY BOOKS Each book has different topics. Both books include the Tung point images in all the cases. *** Pain Case Studies using Tung acupuncture. How to treat all pain with distal points. Learn how just one needle can relieve all pain. Included ailments are: Back Pain, Plantar Fasciitis, Neck Pain, Stiff Neck, Trigger Finger, Hip Pain, Groin Strain, Gout, Knee Pain, Teeth Pain, Varicose vein pain.

Use Tung acupuncture and the Balance Method, to treat lower back, hip, coccyx, and sacrum pain distally. Tung point locations with images and descriptions are included. Dozens of case studies, theory. How it works.

This unique text examines 30 specific pain management case studies to explain pain treatments from the perspectives of Eastern acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine as well as that of Western medical practice. Millions of Americans are affected or incapacitated by a wide variety of chronic pain—from heel spurs, herniated discs, and hip bursitis to osteoarthritis, plantar fasciitis, and rotator cuff tears. As complex as the injuries and problems can be, medically speaking, for many pain sufferers, the question is simple: can acupuncture work to make my pain go away? This book provides information from 30 different pain management cases to shed light on the effectiveness of acupuncture treatments in specific situations. Presented in easy-to-understand, plain language, the author explains why acupuncture works to stop pain from the theoretical frameworks of both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Each chapter describes the potential sources and systems of specific pain, depicts the acupuncture points for that pain, and explains how they work. The case studies—selected from more than 9,000 patients seen by Dr. Xu during his 14 years of clinical practice in the United States—document how acupuncture has effectively granted these individuals relief from pain, whether viewed from the Western science of neurology, or the Eastern theories of yin and yang and keeping the body's energies in a balanced state.

Written in a user-friendly format and utilizing a case study approach, this book describes how acupuncture fits into the treatment paradigm for musculoskeletal complaints. Several different acupuncture treatment styles are presented, and in each example the choice of acupuncture points is explained in detail. These suggested treatments are meant not merely as recipes, but rather as strategies that can be applied to a variety of clinical complaints and conditions. Each case study includes physical examination findings, diagnostic studies, differential diagnosis, and recommendations for standard medical treatments. This is followed by one or more detailed acupuncture treatment strategies. Finally, there is a review of the published research regarding acupuncture as it pertains to musculoskeletal medicine.

Edited by internationally recognized pain experts, this book offers 73 clinically relevant cases, accompanied by discussion in a question-and-answer format.

This new edition of this highly successful book describes how musculoskeletal pain can be simply and effectively treated by acupuncture. Building on a thorough review of the scientific evidence available, the provides a detailed and practical account of the many different forms of musculoskeletal pain and the specific ways in which acupuncture can be applied effectively to trigger points to alleviate this pain. Case studies are included to aid diagnosis and choice of treatment.

Take away the guess work Eliminate the complexity Want to know what works? Our Master Tung book about images, Mirrors and relationships was NOT only written to help explain these concepts, it was written to help you choose the BEST image in your clinic. --- No longer will it take 50,000 patients and 10 years to "figure out" what works "best." This book has done this for you. Honest, open, factual and clinically effective based Acupuncture tips for the 21st century The first of kind written not by a scholar, but a practitioner who treats 110 patients per week. The first of its kind to tell what ideas work best, TODAY, in a Western patient based clinic. The first of its kind based on getting RESULTS Use this book and watch your clinical success skyrocket. Improved results, happier patients, a busier office, and finally UNDERSTANDING the "what" the "why" and "which one should I use." Table of contents: Chapter 1 Why does imaging and mirroring work? Chapter 2 Imaging and Mirroring Techniques -1 for 1 image -12 segments -Fully clothed acupuncture -Face on leg or arm -Top 3 keys to using images and mirrors -Face and groin area -Full image or mirror on half a limb -Tissue correspondence- Like for Like -Image and mirror, homologous structure -Quarter image -Three Jiaos -Theory -Inguinal Crease -Scalp Image- How to avoid Du 1 treatments -Belly Face Chapter 3 Secrets to Success Chapter 4 Where does distal acupuncture fall short? Chapter 5 Letters to Brad - Your Questions Answered -Achilles tendon pain -Bulging disc, back pain and pinched nerve -Can you combine Tung with TCM? -Dizziness in older people is damp and phlegm -Dysmenorrhea treatment - Tung style -How to treat your own hip pain -Inguinal hernia -Low back pain - treated using homologous scapula -Man fell on carpet, now has neck pain -Meniere's, tinnitus and dizziness -Menstrual cycles and fertility timing -Mixing Chinese and Japanese, is that setting up for failure? -Nocturnal enuresis in a 10 year old boy -Parkinson's treatment -Post herpetic neuralgia -Quick fix for calming people -Restless leg syndrome -Severe sciatica in Australia -Varicose veins Chapter 6 Acupuncture Meridian Images Chapter 7 Imaging Tables Chapter 8 Tung Acupuncture Point Illustrations Chapter 9 Anatomy references - muscles and bones Chapter 10 Correspondence Images

In the practice of TCM, there is no complaint more common than pain. This text describes the treatment of pain syndromes according to the standard of care practiced among the professional Chinese medicine doctors in modern China. Because modern TCM in China commonly exists in an integrated environment, the topics include both patient-centered complaints such as “headache”, as well as Western designations such as “thoracic outlet syndrome”. In either case, the complaint immediately gives way to the most relevant information a practitioner needs including possible patterns and their patho-mechanisms, treatment principles, and point and herb prescriptions. Following the needs of the professional, learning opportunities are provided thanks to copious case studies written by experts in the field of pain management and internal medicine. Chapters then target students studying TCM with discussions that provide a deeper consideration of the topics. Each chapter also features a few multiple choice questions that challenge and assist in memorization.