Fire Needle Application in Dermatology Zhumadian City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Dermatology Department—Fire needle therapy is one of the nine needles, historically known as “scorching needle” or “burning needle”. It involves heating a specially made needle until it is red hot and quickly inserting it into acupoints to treat diseases. This method has a long … Read more
Subscribe to Topics Read Highlights Expert Consensus on the Application of Fire Needle Therapy in Dermatology Special Therapy Group of the Dermatology and Venereology Branch of the Chinese Association of Integrative Medicine Fire needle, also known as “burning needle,” “white needle,” “scorching needle,” and “pure needle,” refers to a method of treatment that involves using … Read more
Learn a bit of Traditional Chinese Medicine every day, enjoy your meals, and keep your body healthy!Fire needle therapy, also known as “chuan ci”“burning needle,” is a method of treating diseases by heating a needle until it is red hot and then quickly inserting it into the body. Historical records indicate that fire needle therapy … Read more
1. Overview of Fire Needle Therapy Fire needle therapy, also known as “Cui Ci” or “Burning Needle,” is a method of treating diseases by quickly inserting a needle that has been heated red over a flame into the human body. 2. Characteristics of Traditional Fire Needle Therapy The key to traditional fire needle operation is … Read more
Acupuncture therapy is not as frightening as we might think It is merely a method of treatment There is another acupuncture technique in TCM that involves heating the needle in fire Today, let us explore Fire Needle Therapy Fire Needle TherapyFire Needle Therapy, also known as “Cui Ci” or “Burning Needle,” involves heating the needle … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us Fire needle therapy has a history of thousands of years in China. It involves rapidly inserting a needle that has been heated to red-hot into acupuncture points or affected areas to treat diseases. As recorded in the “Ling Shu: Official Needle”, “Cui ci zhe, ci fan zhen ze … Read more
Professor Liu Hongxia, a scholar of Qi Huang, has, over nearly forty years of clinical practice, adhered to the fundamental theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and the meridian theory of acupuncture. Combining the characteristics of skin lesions in the northwestern region of Xinjiang, she has modified the traditional fire needle tool to a fine … Read more