YU Pei, LI Zhijuan, LIU Lu, et al. Discussion on the Development of the Effect of Fire Needling Based on the Changes of Diseases Types Treated with Fire Needling in Past Dynasties[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(16): 1410-1413.
YU Pei, LI Zhijuan, LIU Lu, et al. Discussion on the Development of the Effect of Fire Needling Based on the Changes of Diseases Types Treated with Fire Needling in Past Dynasties[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(16): 1410-1413.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2020.16.008.
Discussion on the Development of the Effect of Fire Needling Based on the Changes of Diseases Types Treated with Fire Needling in Past Dynasties
After thousands of years of historical changes and the clinical practice of medical doctors of generations
the indications for fire needling therapy have gradually expanded from the early cold syndrome and arthralgia to more than 120 disease types
and its effect has also expanded from warming meridans for expelling cold to introducing warmth by warmth
supplementing deficiency and treating excess syndrome with purgative methods
balancing"breaking" and "making" etc
which are gradually improved. By sorting out the changes of fire needling treatments and related contraindications in previous dynasties
the history of fire needling from the limitation to the gradual improvement is sorted out to provide a reference for the clinical application of fire needling.
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