Posts Tagged ‘Numbness and tingling’
Constraint – Ascending Liver wind (YTS)
Sunday, February 21st, 2010 with 0 commentsTags:Numbness and tingling Qing Dynasty Stroke Ye Tian-Shi
Original Case by: Ye Tian-Shi (叶天士)
At the onset of the illness there was numbness and tingling, the tongue was stiff, the sinews were hoisted (tight?) and back of the head was painful. There was also phlegm obstruction in the throat. This is Liver wind ascending and guiding. This certainly is caused from constraint and clumping of the emotions.
Saigae tataricae Cornu (líng yáng jiâo)
Forsythiae Semen (lián qiáo xïn)
Fresh Rehmanniae Radix (xiān shëng dì huáng)
Scrophulariae Radix (xuán…
Misdiagnosed – Painful obstruction #3
Thursday, November 5th, 2009 with 0 commentsTags:Er chen tang Lower limb pain Misdiagnosed Numbness and tingling Painful Obstruction Phlegm
Phlegm obstructing the channels and collaterals mistaken for wind-cold-damp painful obstruction.
Wang, a 30 year old woman peasant, on Oct. 2, 1976 came into a hospital in Zhu Ma Dian for treatment. She presented with fatigue, achiness, and numbness / tingling in both her lower limbs. She was diagnosed with “rheumatism”. As a result she was given Phenyl Butazone and antibiotics, which had no effect. Afterwards she received treatment in a TCM hospital in Wu Han for more than a…
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