Melbourne Guasha practitioner? Guasha to reduce internal adhes...

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Phil

 

Additionally to a light Gua Sha......one can use cupping over the majority of

points mentioned and obtain multiplied results.

 

Best,

Richard

 

Hi Ecleea,

 

I wrote:

> Hi All, Have any of you used GUASHA to resolve abdominal adhesions,

> such as those involved in fallopian tubal obstruction? What is your

> estimate of subsequent pregnancy rate and live-birth rate per 100

> women with tubal obstruction treated with Guasha? I can find no hits

> on that on Medline or Google. Can you recommend an expert GUASHA

> practitioner in Melbourne? I have a young infertile friend there,

> diagnosed with fallopian tubal obstruction (total on left; partial on

> right). She has tried acupuncture and TCM herbs without success. Best

> regards,

 

" Ecleea " <physician replied:

> Hi Phil: Arya Nielsen], a well-known Guasha practitioner, recommends

> the following treatment for uterine fibroids, which would probably be

> helpful for the fallopian tubes also:

>

> Guasha the entire back to sacrum, starting at GV14 then moving to the

> Back Shu points on both sides of spine. On the front of patient Guasha

> CV17, CV12, and CV06. On the limbs, Guasha SP04 and PC06) to open

> Chongmai.

 

> Treatment should me twice a week for [up to] 2 years. Guasha will show

> you the troubled spots (like those scratch-card games that show you the

> winning number underneath). My recommendation is to needle all Guasha

> sites that have significant petechiae (Sha).

 

Ecleea, many thanks for that. I have passed your message to my friend in

Melbourne.

 

I have no doubt that regular and frequent Guasha by an expert could help

internally-

obstructed tunes to remodel to patent tubes over time.

 

However, I note that Arya Nielsen [ http://www.guasha.com/contactus.html ]

practices in

NY. I am looking still for a top-class Guasha practitioner in Melbourne.

 

Best regards,