刮痧图解
2009-10
上海科技
郑美凤//何芙蓉
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何芙蓉
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Based on the holistic view of traditional Chinese medi-cine， Guasha therapy can be used in a full range of treat-ments to promote the bodys self-healing ability. It is re-garded as a convenient and reliable therapy since it issafe， effective， and easy to operate. In addition， it does notcause any adverse reactions or side effects. This book consists of three parts. Part A contains theessential theory of Guasha， including a brief introduction，an overview of commonly used tools， basic procedures，body parts and points， operational methods， and indica-tions as well as precautions. Part B contains the practicalapplications of Guasha therapy in the treatment of com-mon conditions and in health care in general. Finally the attached chapter provides aI collection of typical case stud-ies illustrating the use of Guasha therapy. With rich contents and straightforward descriptions，this book can serve as a sound reference book for clini-cians， medical students and overseas students as well as those who are interested in self care and treatment.
Part A Essential Theory of Guasha TherapyChapter 1 Brief Introduction to Guasha TherapyChapter 2 Common Tools of Guasha TherapySection 1 GuashatoolsSection 2 Guasha mediumChapter 3 Procedures for Guasha TherapySection 1 Method for holding the Guasha boardSection 2 Scope of GuashaSection 3 Common Guasha methodsSection 4 Special Guasha methodsChapter 4 Common Body Parts and Points Used in Guasha TherapySection 1 BackSection 2 HeadSection 3 NeckSection 4 Chest and abdomenSection 5 Four extremitiesAttached： Profile of cutaneous regionsChapter 5 Preparations Prior to Guasha TherapySection 1 Principle of point selectionSection 2 Method of point combinationSection 3 Selection of body positionChapter 6 Operational Procedures of Guasha TherapySection 1 Procedures prior to Guasha therapySection 2 Procedures during Guasha therapySection 3 Procedures after Guasha therapyChapter 7 Indications for Guasha TherapyChapter 8 Precautions for Guasha TherapyPart B Guasha Therapy in PracticeChapter 9 Guasha Therapy for Internal DiseasesSection 1 SunstrokeSection 2 FeverSection 3 Common coldSection 4 CoughSection 5 AsthmaSection 6 HeadacheSection 7 InsomniaSection 8 Hypochondriac painSection 9 VomitingSection 10 HiccupsSection 11 Gastric painSection 12 ConstipationSection 13 VertigoSection 14 HypertensionSection 15 Facial palsySection 16 Trigeminal neuralgiaChapter 10 Guasha Therapy for Traumatology and External ConditionsSection 1 StiffneckSection 2 Cervical spondylosisSection 3 Sprain or strainSection 4 Frozen shoulderSection 5 Lower back painSection 6 SciaticaSection 7 Tennis elbowSection 8 Sural spasmChapter 11 Guasha Therapy for Gynecological and Pediatric ConditionsSection 1 Dyspepsia (food retention)Section 2 Whooping coughSection 3 DysmenorrheaSection 4 Irregular menstruationSection 5 Lobula hyperplasia of the mammary glandChapter 12 Guasha Therapy for Eye， Ear， Nose， and Throat ConditionsSection 1 ConjunctivitisSection 2 StyeSection 3 ToothacheSection 4 Sore throatChapter 13 Guasha Therapy for Cosmetology and Health CareSection 1 Weight lossSection 2 Hair loss……
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