Introduction Moxibustion is the most effective medical technique to maximize the medicinal effects of mugwort. It can promote Qi flow, strengthen Yang, dispel wind and dampness, relieve pain, and ward off external pathogens.
Many friends who come for consultation ask me, can moxibustion treat rhinitis, can it treat lumbar disc herniation, can it treat arthritis, can it treat mammary gland hyperplasia… There are too many such questions.
Can it treat them? Of course, it can.
However, the miraculous effects of moxibustion can easily lead one to think of a word—fraud!
Frauds always claim that their medicine can cure all diseases.
But I am not deceiving anyone; I have seen too many people around me who have cured their ailments with moxibustion, such as rhinitis, mammary gland hyperplasia, and arthritis, successfully controlling their conditions with moxibustion, almost never relapsing.
Of course, not all diseases can be completely cured with moxibustion; it also depends on individual constitution and the severity of the condition.
Clinically, I can tell everyone that most diseases can be tried with moxibustion; it will give you a treatment experience that is completely different from Western medicine and pharmaceuticals.
What are the benefits of moxibustion?
Mugwort has been regarded as a miraculous herb for preventing and treating all diseases since ancient times. According to records in texts like the “Compendium of Materia Medica,” mugwort is warm in nature, bitter and pungent in taste, and belongs to the Spleen (Pi) channel, Liver (Gan) channel, and Kidney (Shen) channel. It connects with all 12 meridians, dispels cold, warms the meridians, benefits Qi and blood, relieves pain, raises Yang, supplements deficiencies, and expels dampness and evil Qi.
In English, mugwort is called “mugwort,” which means “magical herb” or “herb of the sorcerer.” It is also known as “motherwort,” meaning “herb for women’s ailments.”
Mugwort contains various inorganic substances, vitamins, and essential oils, making it a rich perennial herb with beneficial nutrients required by the human body. It is abundant in vitamins A, B1, B2, C, and various minerals such as iron, manganese, potassium, phosphorus, and anti-cancer chlorophyll, making it a non-toxic alkaline plant that can improve acidic viral constitution and strengthen immunity.
Moxibustion is the most effective medical technique to maximize the medicinal effects of mugwort. It can promote Qi flow, strengthen Yang, dispel wind and dampness, relieve pain, and ward off external pathogens.
What 400 diseases can moxibustion treat?
Moxibustion can treat over 400 diseases, and its efficacy is definite. The miraculous moxibustion can also prevent and treat various chronic diseases and systemic illnesses, with clinical cases as follows: eliminating internal foul odors, arteriosclerosis, blood pressure regulation, oral inflammation, hangovers; promoting fat decomposition in hyperlipidemia, preventing obesity; stabilizing pregnancy and warming the uterus, regulating Qi and blood circulation, benefiting the liver and gallbladder, and other internal organs; eczema, swelling, scabies, and various skin diseases; abdominal cold pain, abdominal distension, limb weakness, loss of appetite, indigestion, chronic dysentery, diarrhea; muscle spasms, limb spasms, facial spasms, limb paralysis, facial paralysis, general paralysis, stroke, hemiplegia, crooked mouth and eyes; irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, metrorrhagia, cold leucorrhea; anxiety, obsessive thoughts, fear, weak Yang, vivid dreams, insomnia, epilepsy, manic episodes, corpse rigidity, general stiffness, hernia pain, headache, toothache, and other neurological disorders; gastric cancer, liver cancer, pancreatic cancer, lung cancer, and various cancers; tumors, leprosy, syphilis, gonorrhea, brain tumors, leukemia, gout, cough, sweating, antipyretic, bronchitis, wheezing, tuberculosis, pneumonia, colds, diuresis, pregnancy poisoning; general edema, uterine tumors, muscle paralysis, various inflammations, kidney stones, jaundice; various respiratory diseases, beriberi, blood replenishment and strengthening effects, overeating, digestive promotion, vomiting, eye congestion, heatstroke, hiccups, chronic gastritis, dandruff, alopecia, baldness, infertility, warts (various types of warts), spontaneous sweating, night sweats, pearl sores, lymphadenitis, nausea, low back pain, gastritis, acute food stagnation, Qi stagnation, tinnitus, deafness, aphasia, speech disorders, otitis media, purulent accumulation, sore throat, hemorrhoids, puncture wounds, vomiting and diarrhea, cholera, dysmenorrhea, tonsillitis, chronic fatigue, malaria, hepatitis, liver detoxification; diuresis, promoting the expulsion of various foreign substances and toxins such as fecal impaction, fatty liver, intermittent fever, stomach strengthening, tuberculosis fever, purulent swelling; fresh mugwort juice for external use, simple detoxification for insect bites and snake venom, and emergency treatment for injuries; erectile dysfunction, sexual frigidity, blood stasis, bruises, rheumatic joint pain, general pain, frostbite, postpartum pain, cholecystitis, gallstones, nephritis, cystitis, bladder stones, promoting bile secretion, liver cirrhosis, ascites, neurasthenia, burn treatment, promoting skin cell regeneration, preventing aging, amnesia, dementia, excessive phlegm, chest pain, fire disease, depression, heart fire disease, parasitic deworming, antibacterial and sterilizing effects, constipation, spinal nerve paralysis, febrile diseases, bee venom detoxification, ulcers, colitis, radiation-damaged cells, anti-inflammation, strengthening the spleen and stomach, cold pain syndrome, unconsciousness, blood toxicity, insufficient vital energy, vision enhancement, promoting metabolism, enhancing self-healing power, increasing red and white blood cells, enhancing immunity, and so on.
List of diseases treated by moxibustion and corresponding acupuncture points!
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Common Acupuncture Points for Moxibustion |
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Respiratory System |
Common Cold |
Fengmen (Wind Gate), Dazhu (Great Vertebra), Taiyang (Sun), Chize (Cubital Marsh), Hegu (Union Valley), Waiguan (Outer Pass), Zusanli (Leg Three Miles) Special moxibustion on Fengmen and Zusanli can prevent influenza |
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Pneumonia |
Fengmen, Xinyu (Heart Shu), Feiyu (Lung Shu), Chize, Kongzui (Apex of the Lung), Zusanli |
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Bronchial Asthma |
Fengmen, Shenzhu (Spine Pillar), Feiyu, Lingtai (Spirit Platform), Piyu (Spleen Shu), Shenyu (Kidney Shu), Tiantu (Heavenly Prominence), Zhongwan (Middle Cavity), Zhongfu (Middle Palace), Shanzhong (Chest Center), Chize, Neiguan (Inner Pass), Zusanli |
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Bronchitis |
Fengmen, Dazhu, Shenzhu, Ge Shu (Diaphragm Shu), Shenyu, Feiyu, Zhongfu, Shanzhong, Zhongwan, Chize, Fenglong (Fenglong for purulent moxibustion) |
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Tuberculosis |
For normal body temperature: Feiyu, Gaomang (Stomach Shu), Weiyu (Stomach Shu), Zhongwan, Lieque (Broken Sequence), Zusanli; for slightly elevated body temperature: Dazhu, Shenzhu, Quchi (Pool at the Bend), Chize, this disease also requires early and long moxibustion |
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Circulatory System |
Hypertension |
Baihui (Hundred Meetings) (light moxibustion), Fengchi (Wind Pool), Renying (Human Welcome), Piyu, Shenyu, Quchi, Yanglingquan (Yang Mound Spring), Zusanli, Sanyinjiao (Three Yin Intersection), Taichong (Great Surge), Fengmen (Zusanli, Juegu Scar Moxibustion) |
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Arteriosclerosis |
Dazhu, Dazhui (Great Vertebra), Shenyu, Yanglingquan, Zusanli |
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Coronary Heart Disease |
Jueyinshu (Liver Shu), Shenda (Spirit Path), Xinyu, Tianzong (Heavenly Gathering), Shanzhong, Juque (Great Cavity), Quchi, Xiemen (Xi Gate), Daling (Great Mound), Taiyuan (Great Abyss), Sanyinjiao, Taixi (Great Stream); during angina attacks, moxibustion on Xiemen, Neiguan, Shanzhong |
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Stroke Prevention |
Fengchi, Tianzhu (Heavenly Pillar), Jianjing (Shoulder Well), Shousanli (Hand Three Miles), Shenmen (Spirit Gate), Yanglingquan, Fengshi (Wind Market), Zusanli |
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Arrhythmia |
Same as Coronary Heart Disease |
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Rheumatic Heart Disease |
Xinyu, Lingtai, Piyu, Juque, Xiemen, Xiaohai (Small Sea), Shenmen, Zusanli |
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Blood System |
Anemia |
Ge Shu, Piyu, Zhongwan, Zusanli, Juegu |
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Leukopenia |
Dazhu, Ge Shu, Piyu, Zusanli, Guanyuan (Gate of Origin) |
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Leukemia |
Ge Shu, Piyu, Zhongwan, Zusanli, Juegu, Xinyu, Dazhu, Xuehai (Blood Sea) |
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Digestive System |
Gastric Ulcer |
Zhongwan, Piyu, Zusanli, Weiyu, Liangqiu (Beam Hill), Yanglingquan |
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Acute Gastroenteritis |
Zhongwan, Liangmen (Beam Gate), Shuifen (Water Point), Dachangshu (Large Intestine Shu), Wenliu (Warm Flow), Neiguan, Liangqiu, Zusanli |
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Chronic Gastroenteritis |
Shangwan (Upper Cavity), Zhongwan, Liangmen, Piyu, Pianli (Side History), Zusanli |
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Excessive Gastric Acid |
Zhongwan, Buring (Not Tolerated), Juque, Gaomang, Weicang (Stomach Store), Yanglingquan, Zhongfeng (Middle Seal), Diji (Earth Machine) (do not use Zusanli) |
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Gastric Spasm |
Zhongwan, Liangmen, Zhangmen (Chapter Gate), Juque, Piyu, Weiyu, Liangqiu, Zusanli, Neiting (Inner Court) |
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Gastric Dilation |
Shangwan, Zhongwan, Qihai (Sea of Qi), Zhiyang (Ultimate Yang), Ge Shu, Piyu, Weiyu, Zusanli |
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Gastric Prolapse |
Baihui, Zhongwan, Daheng (Great Horizontal), Qihai, Weiyu, Shangjuxu (Upper Great Void), Zusanli |
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Duodenal Ulcer |
Zhongwan, Piyu, Zusanli, Liangqiu, Yanglingquan, Weicang, Huanroumen (Sliding Meat Gate), Mandi (Blind Gate) |
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Appendicitis |
Xiwan (Lower Cavity), Qihai, Daju (Great Giant), Dachangshu, Wenliu, Liangqiu, Appendiceal Point, Hegu, Shangjuxu, acute cases should be moxibustion frequently |
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Liver Dysfunction |
Zhiyang, Ge Shu, Dan Shu (Gallbladder Shu), Zhongwan, Yanglingquan, moxibustion is effective |
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Loss of Appetite, Indigestion |
Zhongwan, Tianshu (Heavenly Pivot), Piyu, Weiyu, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Bacterial Dysentery |
Qihai, Shangjuxu, Tianshu, fever plus Hegu, Quchi; heavy dampness plus Yinlingquan has a cure rate of over 90%, can be adjusted with: Liangqiu, Kunlun, Zusanli, Dachangshu, Cili (Second History), Dazhu |
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Colitis |
Zhongwan, Tianshu, Piyu, Shenyu, Dachangshu, Zusanli |
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Rectal Prolapse |
Baihui, Mingmen (Life Gate), Cili, Zhibian (Bend), Changqiang (Long Strong), Chengshan (Mountain of Acceptance), Hegu |
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Peritonitis |
Zhongwan, Shuifen, Tianshu, Qihai, Shuidao (Water Path), Piyu, Shenyu, Dachangshu, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Gallstones |
Riyue (Sun and Moon), Qimen (Period Gate), Liangmen, Zhiyang, Tianzong, Dan Shu, Yanglingquan, Waigou (Outer Hill), Qiuxu (Hill Ruins), Guangming (Brightness), use right-side points for treatment |
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Cholecystitis |
Riyue, Qimen, Liangmen, Zhiyang, Tianzong, Dan Shu, Yanglingquan, Waigou, Qiuxu, Guangming, use bilateral points |
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Liver Diseases |
Qimen, Zhongwan, Ge Shu, Piyu, Dan Shu, Zhiyang, Yanglingquan, Ligou (Liver Ditch), Ququan (Spring of Qu), Waigou, Zhongdu (Middle Capital), Zhongfeng (Middle Seal), Taichong |
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Neurological System |
Stroke (Cerebral Hemorrhage) |
At the onset of the disease, moxibustion on Baihui 1-3 cones to constrict blood vessels, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao each moxibustion 5 cones to lower blood pressure and prevent bleeding |
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Hemiplegia (Post-Stroke Sequelae) |
Tianzhu, Xinyu, Piyu, Shenyu, Quchi for upper limb paralysis: Quchi, Hegu, Nao Yu (Shoulder Point), Shousanli; for lower limb paralysis: Zhibian, Huantiao (Jumping Point), Zusanli, Yanglingquan, Juegu, Sanyinjiao |
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Neurasthenia |
Baihui, Fengchi, Dazhu, Xinyu, Piyu, Shenyu, Zhongwan, Quchi, Shenmen, Yanglingquan, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Insomnia |
Xinyu, Shenyu, Shenmen, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Hypersomnia |
Baihui, Fengchi, Shenmen, Zusanli, Taichong |
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Trigeminal Neuralgia |
Upper branch pain: Yangbai (Sun White), Taiyang (Sun), Xuankong (Suspended Skull), Jiachuan (Cheek Car), Kongzui, Zanzhu (Bamboo), Middle branch pain: Shangguan (Upper Gate), Xiaguan (Lower Gate), Tinghui (Hearing Meeting), Qianliao (Cheek Ridge), Hegu; Lower branch pain: Jiachuan, Yifeng (Wind), Daying (Great Welcome), Hegu, Xiexu (Stream of the River) |
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Sciatica |
Shenyu, Dachangshu, Cili, Huantiao, Zhibian, Yinmen (Yin Gate), Weizhong (Middle of the Weighing), Yanglingquan, Sanyinjiao, Juegu, moxibustion on the affected segment |
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Myelitis |
Dazhu, Dazhui, Shenzhu, Jinsuo (Muscle Contraction), Shenyu, Yangguan (Yang Gate), Cili, Zhongji (Middle Extreme), Yanglingquan, Sanyinjiao, Juegu, moxibustion on the affected segment |
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Upper Limb Nerve Paralysis and Muscle Atrophy |
Fengchi, Tianzhu, Dazhu, Jianyu, Quchi, Hegu, Waiguan, Chize |
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Lower Limb Nerve Paralysis and Muscle Atrophy |
Huantiao, Biguan (Thigh Joint), Yinmen, Weizhong, Yanglingquan, Zusanli, Chengshan, Juegu |
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Urogenital System
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Acute and Chronic Nephritis |
San Jiao Shu, Blind Shu, Shen Shu, Mingmen, Zhongwan, Shuifen, Zhongji, Yinlingquan, Sanyinjiao, Fuliu (Floating Flow), Taixi |
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Nephrotic Syndrome |
Shen Shu, Mingmen, Taixi, Jingmen (Capital Gate), select points according to symptoms |
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Renal Tuberculosis |
Piyu, Shen Shu, Jingmen, Zhongwan, Shuifen, Zusanli |
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Renal Atrophy |
San Jiao Shu, Blind Shu, Shen Shu, Mingmen, Zhongwan, Shuifen, Zhongji, Yinlingquan, Sanyinjiao, Fuliu, Taixi, Guanyuan |
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Cystitis and Urethritis |
Shen Shu, Bladder Shu, Cili, Qihai, Shuidao, Zhongji, Yinlingquan, Sanyinjiao, Jinmen (Golden Gate) |
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Enuresis (Nocturnal Urination) |
Shen Shu, Guanyuan, Zhongji, Chize, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Hematuria |
Mingmen, Shenmen, Xuehai, Sanyinjiao, Shuifen |
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Frequent Urination, Urinary Incontinence |
Shen Shu, Guanyuan, Dahe (Great River), Zhongji, Chize, Sanyinjiao, Ququan |
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Erectile Dysfunction |
Shen Shu, Mingmen, Cili, Zhongwan, Guanyuan, Zhongji, Zusanli, Taixi |
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Premature Ejaculation, Nocturnal Emission |
Xinyu, Shen Shu, Zhishi (Will Room), Mingmen, Cili, Guanyuan, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Male Infertility |
Long moxibustion on Guanyuan, Shen Shu, Sanyinjiao; for poor sperm development, use moxibustion on both testicles regularly |
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Endocrine System |
Diabetes |
Piyu, San Jiao Shu, Gaomang Shu, Shen Shu, Zhongwan, Shuifen, Qihai, Yangchi (Yang Pool), Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Hyperthyroidism |
Fengchi, Fengmen, Shen Shu, Renying, Tiantu, Shousanli, Zusanli, Yinlingquan |
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Hypothyroidism |
Fengchi, Fengmen, Shen Shu, Renying, Tiantu, Shousanli, Zusanli, Yinlingquan, long-term moxibustion |
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Musculoskeletal System |
Rheumatoid Arthritis |
Shoulder Joint: Jianyu, Bingfeng (Shoulder Wind), Tianzong, Jianzheng (Shoulder Correct), Quchi, Tiaokou (Tiao Mouth), Jianneiling (Shoulder Inner Mound) Elbow Joint: Quchi, Tianjing (Heavenly Well), Chize, Shousanli, Xiaohai, Hegu Knee Joint: Neixiyan (Inner Knee Eye), Waisiyan (Outer Knee Eye), Zusanli, Yanglingquan, Weizhong, Liangqiu Ankle Joint: Zusanli, Kunlun, Taixi, Jiexi (Stream of the River), Qiuxu |
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Shoulder Periarthritis |
Tianliao (Heavenly Liao), Nao Yu, Tianzong, Bingfeng, Jianyu, Quchi, Tiaokou, Sidu (Four Ditches), Waiguan |
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Beriberi |
Zusanli, Jiexi, Juegu, Sanyinjiao, Bajie (Eight Evils) |
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Rheumatoid Arthritis |
Moxibustion near the affected joint and local points is essential |
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Stiff Neck |
Tianzhu, Jianjing, Stiff Neck Point, moxibustion on the affected side |
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Wrist Joint Syndrome |
Yangchi, Yangxi (Yang Stream), Daling, Waiguan, Hegu, Quchi, Kongzui |
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Surgical and Dermatological
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Tendinitis |
Moxibustion locally |
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Mastitis (Breast Abscess) |
Jianjing, Tianzong, Shanzhong, Zusanli; for unripe abscesses, moxibustion on the sore head with garlic; for mature abscesses that do not heal, moxibustion with aconite cake on the sore mouth |
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Hemorrhoids |
Kongzui, Erbai (Two Whites), Cili, Zhibian, Changqiang (Long Strong) (needle), Chengshan |
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Sprains |
Moxibustion on local and corresponding points (on the opposite side or at the most painful point) |
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Urticaria |
Fengmen, Shenzhu, Jianyu, Xuehai, Zusanli, Yangjiao (Yang Intersection) |
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Eczema |
Jianyu, Quchi, Yinlingquan |
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Scrotal Eczema or Hyperhidrosis |
Shen Shu, Sanyinjiao, Yinlingquan, Taichong |
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Acne |
Quchi, Hegu, Piyu, Shen Shu, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao |
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Skin Diseases |
Ge Shu, Quchi, Xuehai |
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Tennis Elbow |
Use non-purulent moxibustion on tender points, moxibustion multiple points, repeated moxibustion will cure |
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Gynecology |
Uterine Position Abnormalities |
Zhongwan, Qihai, Yangchi, Shen Shu, Qihai, Sanyinjiao, Dadun (Great Mound) |
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Uterine Spasms |
Zhongwan, Qihai, Daju, Cili, Yangchi, Sanyinjiao, Yinlingquan |
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Uterine Appendicitis |
Zhongwan, Qihai, Daju, Cili, Yangchi, Sanyinjiao, Yinlingquan, Guilai (Returning Home) |
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Irregular Menstruation |
Piyu, Shen Shu, Cili, Guanyuan, Guilai, Sanyinjiao, Taichong |
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Dysmenorrhea |
Qihai, Guilai, Mingmen, Cili, Zhibian, Zhongdu, Diji, Sanyinjiao, Shuifen |
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Functional Uterine Bleeding |
Ge Shu, Piyu, Shen Shu, Cili, Xuehai, Yinbai (Hidden White), Dadun (Great Mound) (single moxibustion on Yinbai, Dadun or select one point) |
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Menopausal Syndrome |
Shen Shu, Cili, Guanyuan, Zusanli, Sanyinjiao are effective |
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Infertility |
Guanyuan, Uterus, Baohua (Fetal House), Mingmen, Cili, Shen Shu, Sanyinjiao, Diji, long-term moxibustion |
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Uterine Prolapse |
Baihui, Guanyuan, Qihai Shu, Sanyinjiao |
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Insufficient Milk Production |
Shanzhong, Rugen (Breast Root), Zhongwan, Yangchi, Neiguan, Shaoze (Little Marsh) |
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Habitual Abortion |
Guanyuan, Piyu, Shen Shu, Mingmen, moxibustion in advance, beyond the abortion period |
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Postpartum Hemorrhage |
Xuehai, Dadun |
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Excessive Leucorrhea |
Qihai Shu, Cili, Daju, Guanyuan, Zhongji, Diji, Sanyinjiao |
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Uterine Cancer |
Dazhu, Shen Shu, Cili, Guanyuan, Guilai, Zhuxin (Bamboo Heart), Sanyinjiao, requires long-term direct moxibustion |
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Otorhinolaryngology |
Hordeolum (Eye Sores) |
Tianzhu, Fengchi, Shenzhu, Piyu, Yangbai, Taiyang, Quchi, Hegu, Neiting, Zulinqi (Foot Lying Cry), this disease is frequent, can be moxibustion continuously |
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Conjunctivitis |
Xinyu, Piyu, Tongziliao (Child’s Eye), Zanzhu, Quchi, Zusanli, Zulinqi, local needling, distant moxibustion |
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Corneal Inflammation |
Tianzhu, Piyu, Shen Shu, Zusanli, Guangming |
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Blurred Vision |
Taiyang, Fengchi, Tianzhu, Piyu, Hegu, Yanglao (Elderly), Zusanli, Guangming |
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Optic Neuritis and Atrophy |
Jingming (Eye Bright), Qiuhou (Behind the Eye), Chengqi (Accepting Tears), Fengchi, Piyu, Guangming, Zusanli |
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Myopia |
Taiyang, Yangbai, Fengchi, Piyu, Zusanli, Guangming |
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Rhinitis |
Shangxing (Upper Star), Yingxiang (Welcome Fragrance), Fengchi, Fengmen, Quchi, Shousanli, Hegu or Feiyu |
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Otitis Media |
Tinggong (Listening Palace), Tinghui (Listening Meeting), Yifeng, Shenyu, Wanggu (Complete Bone), Shaohai (Little Sea), Zhongzhu (Middle Bamboo), Taixi |
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Tinnitus |
Tinggong, Tinghui, Yifeng, Shenyu, Wanggu, Shaohai, Zhongzhu, Taixi |
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Pharyngitis |
Dazhu, Fengmen, Dazhu, Yifeng, Renying, Chize, Lieque, Shaoshang (Little Business), rapid effect |
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Night Sweats |
Baihui, Piyu, Yinxue (Yin Cavity), Houxi (Back Stream) |
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Vomiting |
Shenzhu, Shangwan, Neiguan, Zusanli |
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Edema |
Shen Shu, San Jiao Shu, Bladder Shu, Zhongwan, Guanyuan, Shuifen, Yinlingquan, Sanyinjiao |
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Abdominal Pain |
Upper Abdomen: Shangwan, Zhongwan, Liangmen, Liangqiu, Zusanli Lower Abdomen: Tianshu, Guanyuan, Neiguan, Gongsun (Public Grandson) |
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Asthma |
Dazhu, Feiyu, Shanzhong, Shenyu, Zhongwan, Guanyuan, Zusanli |
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Palpitations |
Neiguan, Shanzhong, Xinyu, Zusanli |
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Low Back Pain |
Dazhu, Piyu, Shenyu, Cili, Weizhong, Chengshan |
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Heel Pain |
Puxin (Foot Reference), Shuifen, Shenmai (Shen Pulse), Zhaohai (Shining Sea), local moxibustion |
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Constipation |
Left Abdominal Knot, Tianshu, Shenmen, Zhigou (Branching Ditch), Dachangshu, Zusanli |
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Physical Weakness |
Dazhu, Zhongwan, Guanyuan, Zusanli |
