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Sources: Acupuncture Grand Rounds with Dr. Seem 11/2/09 Seem, M. Acupuncture

Physical Medicine 2000 Seem, M. Acupuncture Imaging, 1990.

Skin Pain:

Clinical Manifestations: skin pain along the meridians, can be associated with hives.

Treatment Strategy: This is a regular meridian problem that is often caused by the 7 emotions.

Treat the Chong Mo and Yin Wei Mo with KID and HT protector. The root treatment for regular

meridians is 3 leg yin: Yang Ming treats KID Shao Yang treats LIV Tai Yang treats SP.

KID 2 & KID 3 and SP 2 & SP 3 release cortisol for skin disorders. Use ST 13 to treat any

skin disorders, as all Yang meridians go through ST 13 add LI 4 + LI 11

Treatment Plan:

1. R SP 4

2. L PC 6

3. L LIV 3

4. L SP 35. R SP 2

6. R KID 3

7. B SP 6

8. B KID 16

9. B KID 17

8. B KID 18

10.CV 10

11. B KID 27

12. B ST 13

Patient Education: Do a visualization. Imagine looking at your face in a pond and imagine

taking your clothes off, then peeling your skin off, bathing your skin in the water. Imagine

putting the skin back on and the pain and hives are gone the skin is unblemished. Do this for a

couple of seconds, often, for 3 weeks. This is from Waking Dream Therapy by Gerald Epstein

Prognosis: 2 more treatments, once a week, then one more treatment a few weeks later.

If Skin Pain is related to allergies:

MULTIPLE ALLERGIES

(CARDIAC ALARM)

ZONE: YANG MING/VENTRAL

JING: LU 7 + KID 6

YING: KID 15 , LU 1-20

TTPs OR

TRPs:

Brachialis: LU 3-4,

Pect major/minor: LU 1/ SP 20

Subclavius: ST 13 to release throat.

Gentle tap in: UB 2, ST 2, LI 20

EDUCATE: Cut out dairy/wheat. Check for dust/mold. Come 1 month prior to allergy

season for 1-2 txs.

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Per Acupuncture Imaging, symptoms of eczema, psoriasis, and acne on the forehead and

upper back can be treated with the Tai Yang/Shao Yin Circuit treatment protocol: TAI

YANG/SHAO YIN CIRCUIT

JING

DISTAL

SI3 (DU MO) +

UB 62 (YANG

QIAO)

Neutral lift thrust and twirl. Needle shallowly, 1/3 at most. Yin

stop at first sign of de qi. Yang-- de qi can be stronger.

heavy sensation

JING

LOCAL

Local points from

DU and YANG

QIAO or multifidi

or

UB 10& UB 40

(divergent meeting

points)

YING

DISTAL

YIN

KID 3 (source) (or

2-fire-- if

heat/inflammation)

Can add HT 7 or 8

KID rules Tai

Yang

Tonifying lift/thrust and twirl, focus on thrusting/in movement with

heavy-on-the-in and mild manipulation. As if pushing in a weight.

1/8- 1/4

YING

DISTAL

YANG

UB 58

GB 34, ST 36, UB

58, LI 4, LI 10

Dispersing lift/thrust and twirl, focus on wider amplitude with heavy

on the lifting/out movementlike lifting bucket filled with water, lift

slow and heavy, insert swiftly. -1/2

YING

LOCAL

UB 23& UB 52

(kidney root)

Or

UB 23 (Rt) & UB

14-43 (kidney

yang/heartprotector)

Or

CV23 & KID 1

(root and node)

KID MU/SHU:

GB25, UB 23

HT MU/SHU: CV

14, UB 15

Gentle tonifying lift/thrust and twirl.

UB 11-22: 1/3-1/2

UB 23-25: -3/4

MU: angle oblique, insert slowly until resistance, twirl into

resistance until heaviness converges. Disperse by increase

amplitude of twirling and focus on the out/lift.Always do lower heater mu/shu before upper.

WEI

YANG

DISTAL

UB 59: occiput,

back of neck

SI 8 : rotator

cuff, levator

UB 58 :

quadratus,

gluteals, piriformis

Strong dispersing lift/thrust and twirl (UB 59, GB 37-39)

Strong dispersing fasciculation (UB 58 or SI 8 )

WEI

LOCAL

TTPs in:

Occipitalis: 1 cun

above UB 10

Upper trapezius

Levator scapula:

SI 14

Van Nghi Shallow Needle Technique on TTP : after tap needle in,

release hands, then with non needling hand stretch tissue, with

needling focused heavy insertion 1/8-1/4, quickly release tissue.

Or

APM Acupuncture Dry Needle Release Technique on Trigger

Points: Disperse with pressure 10-30 seconds. Compress fascia


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Supraspinatus: SI

13 & TH 15

Teres major:

Rhomboids: UB

14-43

Paraspinals&

Multifidi: UB 11-

25,UB 41-54Quadratus

lumborum: UB 23-

52

Gluteals: UB 53-

54, UB 31-34

Piriformis

Hamstrings: UB

35

Soleus: KID 9

Scalenes: SI 16

Posterior

Digastric: SI 17

Zygomaticus

Major: SI 18

Frozen Shoulder:

SI 9 (post deltoid),

SI 10 (teres)

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Peck unevenly. Leave shallow. Will be tender 24-48 hrs.
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