Tag: moxibustion
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How to treat Heart Wind
Heart wind When wind strikes heart, we may have excessive sweating, dislike wind, feel exhausted or tend to feel angry. Here is how to treat heart wind. Huh Im recommended using the following acupuncture points. Apply 30 moxa cones at BL15, (??) and acupuncture needles at RN12 (??) and PC3 (??). Symptoms According to Huang…
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Unable to eat feeling something stuck in the chest
Indigestion due to stress Here is how to treat the condition of being unable to eat while feeling something stuck in the chest. You cannot eat food since you are feeling something stuck in the chest. Huh Im recommends the following acupuncture points. Apply acupuncture at PC5 (??), PC9 (??) and RN12 (??), and apply…
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Stagnant blood in the chest
When there is stagnant blood in the chest, Huh Im recommended the following acupuncture points. ST36 (???) PC6 (??) HT7 (??) LU9 (??) Translated by Dr Kihyon Sohn, acupuncturist and herbalist in Beaverton Oregon Here are some more articles you may be interested in reading. How external pathogens make you sick? Can recipient of pig heart show different…
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How to treat pain from chest to flanks
Pain from chest to flanks Here is how to treat pain from chest to flannks. When there is pain running from the chest to the flanks, Huh Im recommends the following acupuncture points. LV14 (??) LV13 (??) GB39 (??) HT7 (??) LV2 (??) KI1 (??) Here are some more articles you may be interested in reading. How external…
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Chest Pain
Chest Pain with Difficulty Opening Mouth Here is how to treat chest pain with difficulty opening mouth. You have chest pain with difficulty opening mouth. Apply 3 moxa cones at acupuncture points LV14 (??), PC7 (??), HT7 (??), and the cross line below the scrotum. Huh Im Translated by Dr Kihyon Sohn, acupuncturist and herbalist…
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How to treat pulling pain in the flanks
Pulling pain in the flanks Here is how to treat pulling pain in the flanks. You have pain in the flanks as if they were pulled from the chest. Huh Im recommended the following acupuncture points. BL18 (??), PC6 (??), LU10 (??) and GB39 (??). Here are some more articles you may be interested in…
