Chen Rixin, Kang Mingfei. Acupoint Heat-Sensitization and Its Clinical Significance[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2006, (12): 905-906.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2006.12.017.
Acupoint Heat-Sensitization and Its Clinical Significance
The authors described clinical acupoint heat-sensitization phenomena
expounded relationship between characteristics of acupoint heat-sensitization and clinical effects of moxibustion therapy
and put forward the concept of acupoint sensitization.It is considered that human acupoints exit at two states
a resting state and a sensitization state.When human body is at disease state
acupoints on the body surface might be sensitized
and the sensitized acupoints show “great response to small stimulation” by external correlative stimulation;Acupoint heat-sensitization is a type of acupoint sensitization
and the best stimulation of “heat”-sensitized acupoint is heat stimulation of moxibustion.Therapeutic effect of stimulation at heat-sensitized acupoint is better than acupuncture at the acupoint at resting state.Moxibustion at heat-sensitized acupoints can easily trigger needling sensation propagating along the channel
indicating that arrival of qi produces effectiveness of moxibustion.
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