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... renal failure (CRF). The results indicate that a particular type of Chinese medicine treatment that nourishes the kidneys, and removes blood stasis and turbidity is effective in improving the clinical symptoms of CRF patients and postpones the deterioration of renal function. The overall ...

... (TCM), lumbar disc herniations are categorized into several differential diagnostic patterns including cold dampness, damp heat, qi and blood stasis, and kidney qi deficiency. The pattern investigated in this study, cold dampness, is characterized by lower back pain, tingling, numbness, range ...

... regulate the Chong and Ren meridians. The researchers selected these acupoints for the treatment protocol for their ability to dissipate blood stasis, dredge the meridians, and to relieve pain. Zigong (extra point) and Xuehai (SP10) acupoints are used to eliminate blood stasis, relieve pain, ...

... Medicine understanding of post-stroke constipation. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, post-stroke constipation is caused by qi deficiency and blood stasis, or yin deficiency and intestinal dryness. Qi deficiency and blood stasis inhibit intestinal peristalsis and therefore lead to constipation. ...

... major internal organs and digestion. The TCM treatment principles were to course the liver and gallbladder qi, invigorate blood, dispel blood stasis, disperse swelling, and alleviate pain. The investigation results demonstrate that a combination of herbs and acupuncture are beneficial to PCS ...

... and heat in the spleen and stomach, the following acupuncture points were added: SP6 (Sanyinjiao) SP10 (Xuehai) For qi stagnation and blood stasis, the following acupuncture point was added: BL17 (Geshu) For Ashi acupoints, a 0.22 mm × 25 mm needle was inserted, rotated, lifted, and thrust ...

... LV9 (Yinbao) For wind-cold channel concerns, the following acupuncture points were added: LI11 (Quchi) DU14 (Dazhui) GB20 (Fengchi) For blood stasis, the following acupoints were added: LV3 (Taichong) BL17 (Geshu) SP10 (Xuehai) For liver and kidney related conditions, the following acupuncture ...

... diagnosis and treatment. Acute appendicitis is categorized in the Chang Yong class of disorders. It is caused by poor qi circulation and blood stasis, which can transform into heat (a TCM term for inflammation) that leads to abscesses. The concept of poor qi circulation, in this circumstance, ...

... artery blood circulation to benefit the brain. Bu Yang Huang Wu Tang was chosen for its ability to promote qi and blood circulation, dispel blood stasis, and dredge the meridian blockages. Wang et al. cite research demonstrating the Bu Yang Huang Wan Tang is an appropriate herbal formula for this ...

... the needling of Zhongwan, Zusanli, and Xuehai to promote spleen and stomach health. Xuehai also promotes blood circulation and minimizes blood stasis. The Waiguan acupoint circulates and nourishes qi in the Sanjiao (triple burner). The study by Yang et al. followed the protocols established ...

... basis. For body heat and dampness: Sanyinjiao (SP6) Xuehai (SP10) Yinlingquan (SP9) Xingjian (LV2) Quchi (LI11) For poor qi circulation and blood stasis: Hegu (LI4) Taichong (LV3) Sanyinjiao (SP6) Diji (SP8) Xuehai (SP10) For poor qi circulation and cold stagnation: Zusanli (ST36) Xuehai (SP10) ...

... References: Chen GX. (2010). Acupuncture combined with medication in treating end-stage liver cirrhosis (with ascites) of liver & spleen blood stasis, 43 cases. Zhejiang Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine. 45 (7). Kang K & Chai CN.. (2011). Traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture ...

... exacerbates the prevalence of heat and toxins. The combination of deficiency and excess impairs the free flow of qi and blood and leads to stasis. The treatment principle was to activate the free flow of yang qi, smooth and regulate the flow of qi, and regulate immune system function. Reference: ...

... were added Qiang Huo 12 g Zhi Cao Wu 10 g For dampness with heat and numbness, the following were added Cang Zhu 15 g Huang Bai 10 g For blood stasis with painful blockage of the meridians, the following were added Chuan Xiong 12 g E Zhu 10 g Acupuncture plus herbs yielded a 96.67% total effective ...

... and the reproductive system. The TCM group took an herbal formula orally. The TCM principle was to improve qi and blood circulation, remove blood stasis, and to dredge the meridians. Administration of the herbal formula began on the third day after completion of menstruation. Ten bags of herbs ...