Congenital muscular dystrophy

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Congenital muscular dystrophy

Published on 11-30-2009


"olecranon" has authored 3 other posts.

Dear friends, I need your advices to treat congenital muscular dystrophy(merosin negative). I want to use Yamamoto new Scalp Acupuncture technics. What do you think about CMD? May acupuncture treat CMD?


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Acupoints: ex tian dong, gb 19, gb 20, gv 22, si 16, st 36, ub 9


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    comment by "archived-user"
    on Dec 2009

    try chinese medicine pill: <Jian bu pian>, it can use on serious muscle lose power symptom.


    thank you


    regards


    Feng Mei

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    comment by "olecranon"
    on Dec 2009

    Thanks. I will try and write back here.

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    comment by "olecranon"
    on Dec 2009

    thanks for advice. is there any side effects of these pills which you know?

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    comment by "ChadD" (acupuncturist)
    on Dec 2009

    Our protocol for Muscular Dystrophy is listed below. We do use scalp and body points, but do not rely on scalp only acupuncture (our own bias).


    We use a combination of strong tuina (massage) and medical qi gong (tong ren therapy, specifically) to start treatments, then use needling, and then finish with more tuina.


    MD Treatment Points:


    <ul>
    <li>Huatuo of C1, C2, T1 (bone marrow/bone problems), and T2 (thymus gland)</li>
    <li>Tiandong (extra point to effect the vertebral artery)</li>
    <li>GB 19 - muscle/coordination issues</li>
    <li>Also SI 16, GB 20, GV 22, BL 9, ST 36</li>
    <li>Tuina would be SI 16, huatuo area of C1, C2, T1, T2 - qigong drawing energy from GV 20 bai hui down through C1, C2, T1, T2</li>
    </ul>

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