Hepatitis C - A Case Study
Hepatitis C (HCV) is a debilitating, potentially fatal disease with serious social consequences that may well generate more social harm than the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Experience has shown that Chinese Medicine can significantly reduce the side effects of medication, slow down the progression of the disease and, most likely, considerably improve the chances of total recovery.
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Qi and Blood Deficiency in Infertility
Chinese Medicine appears to have a better record than Western Medicine in treatment of unexplained infertility, those cases that present with no discernible anatomical abnormality or hormonal deficiency. One such situation is Qi and Blood deficiency.
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Stagnation of Qi and Blood in Primary Dysmenorrhoea (Menstrual Pain)
Primary dysmenorrhoea is a cramping pain in the lower abdomen occurring just before or during menstruation. It effects the large majority of menstruating women and is commonly regarded as a normal outcome of menstruation rather than a resolvable detriment.
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Tension Headache and Neck Pain
Chinese Medicine has a long tradition of headache treatment. Acupuncture, acupressure and guasha technique are all well suited to dealing directly with the associated musculo-skeletal contractions. But in addition, Chinese Medicine has the ability to apply non-local (i.e., distal) treatment protocols which are highly effective in their own right and even more so when combined with local treatment. This paper presents a case study which emphasises the importance of treating the whole person. This may involve taking into account general factors such as mental and emotional predisposition and occupational body use as well as the specific patterns of musculo-skeletal tension throughout the whole body.
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Toothache - A Case Study
Toothache has accompanied humanity throughout its history and is referred to in the most ancient medical texts. Modern dentistry practices are well able to manage toothache, yet traditional therapists can still be called upon to provide emergency pain relief.
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