Definition of Bloodletting Therapy

Bloodletting therapy is a unique acupuncture treatment method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is a technique described in the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon), which uses a san leng zhen (three-edged needle) to puncture specific superficial blood vessels in the body according to different conditions, allowing a controlled amount of blood to be released. This method promotes blood circulation and qi flow, expelling pathogenic factors to achieve therapeutic effects.

Effects of Bloodletting Therapy

1. Antipyretic Effect

The antipyretic effect of bloodletting is applicable for yang sheng fa re (yang excess heat). Since excess yang energy leads to an abundance of blood, bloodletting can reduce this excess, thereby decreasing the pathogenic heat in the blood vessels and normalizing the body’s qi and blood.

2. Analgesic Effect

TCM holds that “where there is flow, there is no pain; where there is pain, there is no flow.” Bloodletting therapy can directly expel stagnant pathogenic factors from the meridians, alleviating blockages and allowing for immediate pain relief.

3. Fire Draining Effect

TCM believes that internal heat disturbances can lead to various conditions, often manifesting as irritability, limb pain and swelling, impatience, and even fever and confusion. Bloodletting therapy can directly expel the pathogenic heat through the blood, making it suitable for various heat syndromes.

4. Swelling Reduction Effect

Swelling and pain are often caused by qi stagnation and blood stasis, leading to obstruction in the meridians. Bloodletting can directly eliminate stagnant qi and blood along with pathogenic factors, promoting unobstructed meridians and achieving swelling reduction.

5. Itch Relief Effect

Itching is a manifestation of wind pathogens present in the blood vessels; thus, the treatment principle is “treat the blood to eliminate wind, as blood flow will naturally dispel wind.” Bloodletting regulates blood and qi, ensuring smooth blood flow and eliminating wind pathogens, achieving itch relief.

6. Numbness Relief Effect

Qi deficiency may prevent blood from reaching the extremities, or blood deficiency may fail to nourish, often resulting in numbness. Using fine needles to puncture acupoints on the affected limbs to release a small amount of blood is guided by the theory of promoting blood flow to qi, yielding good results.

Characteristics of Bloodletting TherapyEnhancingImmune Function

From a modern medical perspective, bloodletting therapy also helps improve blood circulation disorders, prevents pathological atrophy and degeneration of cells and tissues, promotes the restoration of diseased cells, aids in tissue regeneration and repair, prevents excessive inflammatory responses, and enhances the body’s immune function, controlling autoimmune diseases.

Rapid Therapeutic Effect

This therapy also has excellent analgesic properties, especially for ischemic pain, providing rapid pain relief. It can counteract allergies and itching, and through adjustments to the microenvironment, restore nerve cell function, regulate body temperature, reduce fever, delay aging, and combat senescence.

Safe and Natural

Many patients harbor fears about bloodletting due to a lack of understanding, worrying that excessive bloodletting may harm their health. However, acupuncture at acupoints helps promote blood circulation and qi regeneration, making it a very safe therapy.

Qinghong TCM has been applying the century-old bloodletting therapy to this day Qinghong TCM in Dalian has been established for 30 years. The founder, Director Wang Hong, is the ninth-generation inheritor of the century-old bloodletting therapy, a top ten Chinese physician, vice president of the National Medical Association, and a council member of the National TCM Association, as well as the seventh vice president of the Dalian TCM Association. Director Wang has developed and improved the century-old bloodletting therapy by integrating traditional medicine with modern medical theories and techniques, significantly enhancing its efficacy, shortening treatment duration, and achieving faster results. This approach has proven more effective than using bloodletting therapy alone, effectively treating various difficult conditions such as erysipelas, gout, phlebitis, vascular inflammation, chronic ulcers, stroke, facial paralysis, dermatitis, herpes zoster, eczema, acne, chloasma, psoriasis, chronic gastroenteritis, pneumonia, and bronchitis.Wang Hong Chief Physician of TCMNinth Generation Inheritor of Bloodletting TherapyTop Ten Chinese PhysicianVice President of the National Medical AssociationCouncil Member of the National TCM AssociationSeventh Vice President of the Dalian TCM Association Over the years, he has dedicated himself to clinical practice, teaching, and research in TCM, accumulating rich clinical experience and profound expertise in acupuncture and bloodletting. He has clinically cured numerous stubborn diseases, including erysipelas, gout, phlebitis, vascular inflammation, various dermatitis, eczema, acne, chloasma, herpes zoster, flat warts, vitiligo, allergic purpura, nodular erythema, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, breast hyperplasia, menopausal syndrome, pelvic inflammatory disease, menstrual irregularities, functional bleeding, pharyngitis, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, facial paralysis, and spasms, chronic gastroenteritis, ulcers, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, coronary heart disease, diabetes, and many other difficult ailments. Director Wang has earned the trust and praise of patients both domestically and internationally through clear diagnoses, meticulous prescriptions, superb medical skills, and solid integrity. His bloodletting therapy has won various gold awards both domestically and internationally, making Qinghong TCM and its inherited bloodletting therapy shine in the field of modern medicine!

Hospital Address:

173 Zhongshan Road, Xigang District, Dalian

Transportation Routes:

1. Metro Line 2, Exit C at Yierjiu Street Station.

2. Buses 15, 16, 19, 303, 405, 409, 532, 533, 534, 702, 708, 710 heading west to Yierjiu Street Station, or east through the underground passage to Exit C at Yierjiu Street Station.

3. Buses 22, 23 to Yierjiu Street Station, then walk north for about 400 meters.

4. Buses 707, 1022, 1025 to Huayuan Square Station, then walk south for about 400 meters.

Consultation Phone:0411-83700511、83693211

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