how do patients describe the qi sensation?

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Hi all!

 

I'm a 3rd year student of TCM currently preparing my dissertation on

patients satisfaction with acupuncture treatment. I am doing some research

at the moment on how do patients describe the feeling when being needled,

(those 10-40 mins. depending on treatment) and the whole range of sensations

and emotions that arise as a result, even expectations or preconceptions

about the experience of needles & pain.

 

I would be very interested and grateful to receive some information about

comments by your patients on their experiences of being needled, or any

stories that might be helpful in that respect.

 

Thanks

 

Monica

 

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[Guest guest]

Monica,

 

Just to say that I have had VARIABLE experiences of acupuncture from

different docs using different techniques for different problems I asked

them to address.

 

Did you read the upload on acupuncture - embryology I pinched. Sorry to do

that but it was such a good piece of work I figure the author would be

pleased to know his intellectual labour was being appreciated by people, not

just locked away in a book sitting on a dusty library shelf.

 

Sammy.

monica m [baihui_du20]

01 October 2003 21:39

Chinese Medicine

how do patients describe the " qi " sensation?

 

 

Hi all!

 

I'm a 3rd year student of TCM currently preparing my dissertation on

patients satisfaction with acupuncture treatment. I am doing some research

at the moment on how do patients describe the feeling when being needled,

(those 10-40 mins. depending on treatment) and the whole range of

sensations

and emotions that arise as a result, even expectations or preconceptions

about the experience of needles & pain.

 

I would be very interested and grateful to receive some information about

comments by your patients on their experiences of being needled, or any

stories that might be helpful in that respect.

 

Thanks

 

Monica

 

_______________

Get Hotmail on your mobile phone http://www.msn.co.uk/msnmobile

 

 

[Guest guest]

Did you read the upload on acupuncture - embryology I pinched

>>>Are you talking about the peace from clinical acupuncture?

Alon

 

 

[Guest guest]

sammy

 

How can I access the upload on acupuncture - embriology you mention?

 

thank you

 

monica

 

Chinese Medicine , <ga.bates@v...>

wrote:

> Monica,

>

> Just to say that I have had VARIABLE experiences of acupuncture from

> different docs using different techniques for different problems I

asked

> them to address.

>

> Did you read the upload on acupuncture - embryology I pinched.

Sorry to do

> that but it was such a good piece of work I figure the author would

be

> pleased to know his intellectual labour was being appreciated by

people, not

> just locked away in a book sitting on a dusty library shelf.

>

> Sammy.

>

> monica m [baihui_du20@h...]

> 01 October 2003 21:39

> Chinese Medicine

> how do patients describe the " qi " sensation?

>

>

> Hi all!

>

> I'm a 3rd year student of TCM currently preparing my dissertation

on

> patients satisfaction with acupuncture treatment. I am doing some

research

> at the moment on how do patients describe the feeling when being

needled,

> (those 10-40 mins. depending on treatment) and the whole range of

> sensations

> and emotions that arise as a result, even expectations or

preconceptions

> about the experience of needles & pain.

>

> I would be very interested and grateful to receive some

information about

> comments by your patients on their experiences of being needled,

or any

> stories that might be helpful in that respect.

>

> Thanks

>

> Monica

>

> _______________

> Get Hotmail on your mobile phone http://www.msn.co.uk/msnmobile

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Chinese MedicineArticles/Ac

upuncture/

 

You may find it easier to navigate from the home page as some of these

FILE links are a bit dodgy. Cheers, Sammy.

baihui_du20 [baihui_du20]

04 October 2003 17:04

Chinese Medicine

Re: how do patients describe the " qi " sensation?

 

 

sammy

 

How can I access the upload on acupuncture - embriology you mention?

 

thank you

 

monica

 

Chinese Medicine , <ga.bates@v...>

wrote:

> Monica,

>

> Just to say that I have had VARIABLE experiences of acupuncture from

> different docs using different techniques for different problems I

asked

> them to address.

>

> Did you read the upload on acupuncture - embryology I pinched.

Sorry to do

> that but it was such a good piece of work I figure the author would

be

> pleased to know his intellectual labour was being appreciated by

people, not

> just locked away in a book sitting on a dusty library shelf.

>

> Sammy.

>

> monica m [baihui_du20@h...]

> 01 October 2003 21:39

> Chinese Medicine

> how do patients describe the " qi " sensation?

>

>

> Hi all!

>

> I'm a 3rd year student of TCM currently preparing my dissertation

on

> patients satisfaction with acupuncture treatment. I am doing some

research

> at the moment on how do patients describe the feeling when being

needled,

> (those 10-40 mins. depending on treatment) and the whole range of

> sensations

> and emotions that arise as a result, even expectations or

preconceptions

> about the experience of needles & pain.

>

> I would be very interested and grateful to receive some

information about

> comments by your patients on their experiences of being needled,

or any

> stories that might be helpful in that respect.

>

> Thanks

>

> Monica

>

> _______________

> Get Hotmail on your mobile phone http://www.msn.co.uk/msnmobile

>

>

>