Shot wound recent

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Hi All, & Hi Marco,

 

Marco wrote:

> Any ideas where one could find out more about shot wounds and CM

> treatment? I am trying to treat a woman that was shot just about a

> week ago and in short: Shot in back went through but stayed in

> chest. The hands have a burning pain that does not go away with

> medications (synthetic). Acupuncture that I am doing seam to

> alleviate a bit but then returns quickly the pain. Left hand and

> fingers is where the burning sensation is. Is there any point in

> acupuncture and recent shot wounds? Marco

 

I have not treated gunshot wounds, but I would try the following:

 

1. " Circle the dragon " with 3-5 needles in the healthy skin just

outside the edges of the entry wound.

 

2. Add LI04, BL23 and LV03 (all good analgesic points)

 

3. Advise patient to take homeopathic Arnica (c30) + Hypericum

(C30) for 1 week and see what happens.

 

I hesitate to comment on CHM, but I understand that many

soldiers in the Far East have Yunnan Baiyao in their kitbags for

use when thsy are wounded. The powder is said to be used

topically (immediately after receiving the wound), but can also be

taken orally in the days afterwards.

 

Any comments from experienced herbalists on Yunnan Baiyao in

such cases?

 

 

Best regards,

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Phil & Marco, et al,

 

I'd try scalp needles for the hands and fingers.

 

Yunnan Baiyao would be good for this, if you have it. Take it orally.

Short of Yunna Baiyao, use San Qi powder instead.

 

Mike L.

< wrote:

 

Hi All, & Hi Marco,

 

Marco wrote:

> Any ideas where one could find out more about shot wounds and CM

> treatment? I am trying to treat a woman that was shot just about a

> week ago and in short: Shot in back went through but stayed in

> chest. The hands have a burning pain that does not go away with

> medications (synthetic). Acupuncture that I am doing seam to

> alleviate a bit but then returns quickly the pain. Left hand and

> fingers is where the burning sensation is. Is there any point in

> acupuncture and recent shot wounds? Marco

 

I have not treated gunshot wounds, but I would try the following:

 

1. " Circle the dragon " with 3-5 needles in the healthy skin just

outside the edges of the entry wound.

 

2. Add LI04, BL23 and LV03 (all good analgesic points)

 

3. Advise patient to take homeopathic Arnica (c30) + Hypericum

(C30) for 1 week and see what happens.

 

 

 

I hesitate to comment on CHM, but I understand that many

soldiers in the Far East have Yunnan Baiyao in their kitbags for

use when thsy are wounded. The powder is said to be used

topically (immediately after receiving the wound), but can also be

taken orally in the days afterwards.

 

Any comments from experienced herbalists on Yunnan Baiyao in

such cases?

 

 

Best regards,

 

Email: <

 

WORK : Teagasc Research Management, Sandymount Ave., Dublin 4, Ireland

Mobile: 353-; [in the Republic: 0]

 

HOME : 1 Esker Lawns, Lucan, Dublin, Ireland

Tel : 353-; [in the Republic: 0]

WWW : http://homepage.eircom.net/~progers/searchap.htm

 

 

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