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This study sorted out the records of blood-pricking therapy in ancient and modern medical literature, and clarified the origin and development of blood-pricking school. The main stages of the school development included origin and germination stage, the theoretical development stage, the experience accumulation stage, the theoretical innovation and characteristic formation stage, the continuous improvement and maturity stage and the unprecedented development stage. The main academic thoughts included the idea of resolutely eliminating the blood-excess, the idea of completely expelling evil, the idea of simultaneous application of acupuncture-moxibustion and medication and the idea of focusing the use of jing-well point. This school has a far-reaching impact on modern clinical practice.
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Acupuncture , Acupuncture Therapy , Moxibustion , SchoolsABSTRACT
Mongolian medicine (MM) is an important part of Mongolian culture. Exploration of MM can play a crucial role in the prevention and treatment of various diseases and can help provide better health care globally. In this article, we gave a brief introduction to the origin and development of MM, the theoretical system of MM, the principles of Mongolian materia medica formula, the modern research on Mongolian materia medica and the quality control of Mongolian materia medica. The present situation and outlook of MM were also discussed.
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In this paper, we expound the origin and development of special acupuncture needle tools for cutaneous region, and discuss its mechanisms from modern medical theory. By consulting related acupuncture books and literature and in combination with needles used in clinical practice, we conclude that acupuncture needle tools can be divided into skin massage needle (digital pressing, spoon needle, etc.), cutaneous pricking blood needle (shear needle, three-edged needle, plum blossom needle, etc.), subcutaneous shallow puncture needle (intradermal needle, superficial needle, subcutaneous in-dwelling needle), etc. The skin-brain axis is the core of skin stimulation therapy. Mechanical pressure exerted on the skin surface induced by acupuncture stimulation or pressing, microcirculation changes and drug superposition are probably the underlying mechanisms of special skin acupuncture needle tools for treatment of various clinical disorders.
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Zang-fu syndrome differentiation from Huangdi Neijing, laid the theoretical foundation. Hua Tuo'S Zhongzhang Jing, Sun Simiao's Qianjin-Yaofang, Zhang Yuansu Yixue-Qiyuan and other ancient physicians enriched the Zang-fu theory.Zang-fu syndrome differentiation became systematic and widely used in clinical. This paper traced the source of the theory, explored the development of syndrome differentiation theory.
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The method of flying through the air is a qi-promoting and qi-circulating technique commonly used in clinical acupuncture. It includes four methods: the blue dragon wagging its tail, the white tiger shaking its head, the green turtle probing the cave and the red phoenix winging to the source and functions to circulate bodily meridian qi. The method of flying through the air was firstrecorded in Golden needle Fu. Later and modern doctors developed it on the basis of Golden needle Fu. This article straightens up the historical origin and development of four methods of flying through the air.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine has its own academic thoughts and practical experience on diagnosing and treating phlegm disease,which has sprouted in Qin and Han Dynasties,originated in Jin and Tang Dynasties,developed in Song and Yuan Dynasties,become prosperous in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and made much progress in the recent years.This article shows researches of academic thoughts and clinic experiences on diagnosing and treating phlegm disease,which is based on ancient books and records of Traditional Chinese Medicine from Pre-Qin Period to the Sui and Tang Dynasties.Hope to provide beneficial reference to modern clinic,health preservation,prevention and treatment of phlegm disease.