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Uses: Dizziness, Tinnitus, Hypertension. Jiang Ya Wan (Jiang Ya Pian) has an effect of lowering blood pressure. The herbal formula is used for dizziness, tinnitus and sensation of swelling in the eyes, vexation and palpitation caused by hypertension. It is suitable to lassitude in loin and legs, even unsteadiness in walking, dark red tongue, thin and dry fur.*
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Uses: Stroke Recovery, Bell's Palsy. Zhong Feng Hui Chun Wan, literally "Stroke Recovery Pills" in Chinese, promotes blood circulation to remove blood stasis, relaxes muscles and tendons and removes obstruction in the channels, expels pathogenic wind. The herbal formula is used for apoplexy and hemiplegia, distortion of the face, numbness of limbs and face, slobbering and infantile convulsion.*
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In Chinese Medicine cysts are
In Chinese Medicine cysts are generally the result of dampness (resulting in most cases from long term Spleen Qi or Yang Deficiency) and/or blood stasis (resulting in most cases from Liver Qi Stagnation). They are certainly treatable with Chinese Medicine but to offer much in the way of treatment suggestions you would have to provide a lot more information - other signs and symptoms, tongue diagnosis, pulse diagnosis, etc.
If the patient is more on the Liver imbalance side of the equation, our herbal formula - Li Ren, is very useful for cysts and fibroids in addition to its regular use for mentrual and PMS related issues.
Chad J. Dupuis, L.Ac.
Yin Yang House Acupuncture and Wellness Center
How about ovarian cysts that may caused by hormone stimulation?
Thanks for Chad's reply and information. How about ovarian cysts that may caused by hormone stimulation? Can you give some comment for a small electro-acupuncture device ACS/ACP?
From a pure Chinese Medicine
From a pure Chinese Medicine perspective the underlying cause is irrelevant. Chinese Medicine treats "patterns" not western medical "conditions". The patterns listed above would be the same regardless of contributing factors....
As far as electro-acupuncture devices, I cannot comment on that as we do not use them. Generally I would expect them to be far less effective than acupuncture because of the inability to sustain treatment to multiple points at the same time (similar reasons why acupressure is not as effective as acupuncture for all but the most simple of conditions). This ability to sustain treatment on multiple points is crucial when using extraordinary vessel pairs and other point pairings.
my suggestion
You need let her go to weatern doctor to check X ray and Ultrasound at the abdoment area first, if everything ok, then you can use TCM techniques to treat her.
Thank you
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Feng Mei