LU Mei1, ZHANG Baoxun2, CHEN Yilin3, et al. Study on the Temperature of the Twelve Jing-well Points of Different Genders and Its Comparison[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2011, 52(2): 130-131.
LU Mei1, ZHANG Baoxun2, CHEN Yilin3, et al. Study on the Temperature of the Twelve Jing-well Points of Different Genders and Its Comparison[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2011, 52(2): 130-131.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2011.02.011.
Study on the Temperature of the Twelve Jing-well Points of Different Genders and Its Comparison
Objective To understand the temperature of the twelve Jing-well points in healthy people of different genders.Methods Twenty-six healthy young people
15 males and 11 females
were selected for observation.An infrared thermometer was used to test the temperature of their twelve Jing-well points respectively for 3 times.The average value of three measures was found out and statistically compared.Results The average of normal temperature of twelve Jing-well points of upper limb of males was 31.12℃ and that of lower limb 29.40℃.The average of normal temperature of twelve Jing-well points of upper limb of females was 30.99℃ and that of lower limb was 30.39℃.The temperature of most Jing-well points of upper limb of males was slightly higher than that of females;the temperature of most Jing-well points of lower limb of females was slightly higher than that of males.The range of temperature variation of males was larger
but the difference was not significant(P>0.05).Conclusion The temperature of twelve Jing-well points is lower than the normal body temperature under the healthy condition
and there was no statistical difference between male and female.
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