High fever:
– general specific points: DU.14 (Dazhui) with strong stimulation, LI.11 (Quchi), LI.4 (Hegu)
Acute eye conditions (e.g. thermal burns, acute conjunctivitis):
– general point: DU.20 (Baihui)
– local points: points around the eyes (without stimulation)
– distal points: LI.4 (Hegu) with strong stimulation, ST.43 (Xiangu) with mild stimulation
Acute ear conditions (e.g. earache, acute labyrinthitis) …..
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An angina pectoris (acute coronary artery disease): – general point: DU.20 (Baihui)– Jing point: HE.9 (Shaochong) with bleeding– local point: Bipay (U.Ex)– distal points: P.9 (Neiguan), HE.7 (Shenmen)– Mu-Front point…
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