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The shoulder is the worst joint for me. Anyone have ideas for

shoulder pain besides the usuals st-38 with movement, usual locals li-

15, th-14, and or ja-jie pts on lower cervicles if neck involved. I

have a patient right now with pain going down TH channel, also has neck

stiffness and tight near bl-36 to bl-38 on affected side, He has full

ROM. I helped his neck with needling these pts and cupping, but still

has pain going down arm. Any suggestions? Steve

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Hi Steve...when I'm having trouble with a dx. I will step back and start

afresh. So in your case, I might palpate each point on the TH channel, both

arms, then both sides SI channel. Whenever I find a tender point I see if it

refers anywhere and/or correlate it to changes in tongue and pulse etc, I also

try to get an extremely clear idea of deficiency/excess, hot/cold on each

channel. Once I finish this, I palpate between the points, along the channels

themselves, otherwise doing the same procedure. I use tatoo needles to

permanently mark the reactive points, just joking, I use pen. I almost always

have a much better idea how to proceed once I've done this.

 

Of course also check that the patient is not freezing themselves to death with

icepacks or sitting under an air conditioning unit, that they are not going to

do baseball speed-pitching competitions after every treatment and so on and so

on.

 

Some other ideas:

Define whether the problem is a channel problem or a zang-fu problem. Does this

person have cold pains in the TH because they eat salads and drink watermelon

juice 3x a day and also have water swelling with urgent urination?

Treat locally /as well as/ distally - in your case, if the px has a TH channel

pathology then you should also be treating B 22 both sides, as well as the HTJJ

points at that level, for example.

Don't get too stuck on ST-38 w movement, it is a rather inelegant solution that

I rarely find a need for, and when I do it is as an adjunct to the channel or

zang-fu protocol.

Be very clear on the initial events - everything that preceded the shoulder

problem. This is usually very enlightening, if only for the long term treatment.

Hope that helps,

Hugo

 

 

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The shoulder is the worst joint for me. Anyone have ideas for

 

shoulder pain besides the usuals st-38 with movement, usual locals li-

 

15, th-14, and or ja-jie pts on lower cervicles if neck involved. I

 

have a patient right now with pain going down TH channel, also has neck

 

stiffness and tight near bl-36 to bl-38 on affected side, He has full

 

ROM. I helped his neck with needling these pts and cupping, but still

 

has pain going down arm. Any suggestions? Steve

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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How about finding out what is wrong with the shoulder or if the pain arises from

the shoulder

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hugo Ramiro

Chinese Medicine

Friday, March 30, 2007 1:58 PM

Re: Shoulder Pain

 

 

Hi Steve...when I'm having trouble with a dx. I will step back and start

afresh. So in your case, I might palpate each point on the TH channel, both

arms, then both sides SI channel. Whenever I find a tender point I see if it

refers anywhere and/or correlate it to changes in tongue and pulse etc, I also

try to get an extremely clear idea of deficiency/excess, hot/cold on each

channel. Once I finish this, I palpate between the points, along the channels

themselves, otherwise doing the same procedure. I use tatoo needles to

permanently mark the reactive points, just joking, I use pen. I almost always

have a much better idea how to proceed once I've done this.

 

Of course also check that the patient is not freezing themselves to death with

icepacks or sitting under an air conditioning unit, that they are not going to

do baseball speed-pitching competitions after every treatment and so on and so

on.

 

Some other ideas:

Define whether the problem is a channel problem or a zang-fu problem. Does

this person have cold pains in the TH because they eat salads and drink

watermelon juice 3x a day and also have water swelling with urgent urination?

Treat locally /as well as/ distally - in your case, if the px has a TH channel

pathology then you should also be treating B 22 both sides, as well as the HTJJ

points at that level, for example.

Don't get too stuck on ST-38 w movement, it is a rather inelegant solution

that I rarely find a need for, and when I do it is as an adjunct to the channel

or zang-fu protocol.

Be very clear on the initial events - everything that preceded the shoulder

problem. This is usually very enlightening, if only for the long term treatment.

Hope that helps,

Hugo

 

snydez99 <snydez99

 

The shoulder is the worst joint for me. Anyone have ideas for

 

shoulder pain besides the usuals st-38 with movement, usual locals li-

 

15, th-14, and or ja-jie pts on lower cervicles if neck involved. I

 

have a patient right now with pain going down TH channel, also has neck

 

stiffness and tight near bl-36 to bl-38 on affected side, He has full

 

ROM. I helped his neck with needling these pts and cupping, but still

 

has pain going down arm. Any suggestions? Steve

 

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Hi Alon, I've seen you post several times on this angle, and I do agree that a

good understanding of mechanics and a willingness to refer out for imaging is

good. I just don't see, /in my practice/, the justification for shoulder imaging

in the vast majority of cases.

It's interesting how you frame the problem - " finding out what is wrong with

the shoulder " . For me, seeing what is " wrong with the shoulder " is entirely

about the energetics (channel or zang-fu), which are always the causative factor

for any (eventually) mechanical problem.

What might be an interesting aside regarding sports injuries (which are largely

assumed to be of non-channel, non-zang-fu origin) is that in 25 or so years of

martial arts practice, I don't recall ever seeing an injury, shoulder or

otherwise, that a person was not predisposed to via a channel or zang-fu

pathology.

I am also aware that you write books on this topic.

Thanks for the chance to explain myself.

Hugo :)

 

 

Alon Marcus <alonmarcus

Chinese Medicine

Friday, 30 March, 2007 6:09:42 PM

Re: Shoulder Pain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How about finding out what is wrong with the shoulder or if the pain

arises from the shoulder

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Imaging is almost never necessary to find out what is wrong with a shoulder.

A good physical exam is what is needed. There is energetic stuff and there

is pathological stuff. I can premiss you that there are pathologies of the

shoulder that with the tools we have will not improve significantly except

for some palliative care. Knowledge is only that and never hurts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-

" Hugo Ramiro " <subincor

<Chinese Medicine >

Friday, March 30, 2007 3:30 PM

Re: Shoulder Pain

 

 

Hi Alon, I've seen you post several times on this angle, and I do agree that

a good understanding of mechanics and a willingness to refer out for imaging

is good. I just don't see, /in my practice/, the justification for shoulder

imaging in the vast majority of cases.

It's interesting how you frame the problem - " finding out what is wrong

with the shoulder " . For me, seeing what is " wrong with the shoulder " is

entirely about the energetics (channel or zang-fu), which are always the

causative factor for any (eventually) mechanical problem.

What might be an interesting aside regarding sports injuries (which are

largely assumed to be of non-channel, non-zang-fu origin) is that in 25 or

so years of martial arts practice, I don't recall ever seeing an injury,

shoulder or otherwise, that a person was not predisposed to via a channel or

zang-fu pathology.

I am also aware that you write books on this topic.

Thanks for the chance to explain myself.

Hugo :)

 

 

Alon Marcus <alonmarcus

Chinese Medicine

Friday, 30 March, 2007 6:09:42 PM

Re: Shoulder Pain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I can agree with that.

Difficult pathologies of the joints that I have had a lot of experience

struggling (and failing) with involve the various degenrative hip conditions. I

just don't see it with shoulders... these cases are just not filtering through

to me, is all.

Thanks for your comment,

Hugo

 

 

 

Alon Marcus <alonmarcus

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Imaging is almost never necessary to find out what is wrong with a

shoulder.

 

A good physical exam is what is needed. There is energetic stuff and there

 

is pathological stuff. I can premiss you that there are pathologies of the

 

shoulder that with the tools we have will not improve significantly except

 

for some palliative care. Knowledge is only that and never hurts

 

 

 

 

 

Alon Marcus <alonmarcus (AT) wans (DOT) net>

 

 

 

Friday, 30 March, 2007 6:09:42 PM

 

Re: Shoulder Pain

 

 

 

How about finding out what is wrong with the shoulder or if the

 

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I have had very good success with shoulder pain by doing deep tissue massage

and/or tuina and also massaging the points at the origin and insertion of the

affected muscle. You may also examine his cranial nerves and needle points

along the nerve channel.

 

Good luck,

Elaine

 

 

 

>snydez99 <snydez99

>Mar 30, 2007 4:04 PM

>Chinese Medicine

> Shoulder Pain

>

> The shoulder is the worst joint for me. Anyone have ideas for

>shoulder pain besides the usuals st-38 with movement, usual locals li-

>15, th-14, and or ja-jie pts on lower cervicles if neck involved. I

>have a patient right now with pain going down TH channel, also has neck

>stiffness and tight near bl-36 to bl-38 on affected side, He has full

>ROM. I helped his neck with needling these pts and cupping, but still

>has pain going down arm. Any suggestions? Steve

>

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Hugo,

Shoulder problem sometimes exposes a difficult

problem.

But the most important is involved in the meridian.

I had solved shoulder problem mainifested in Yangming

channel, shoulder joint. The treatment was based on LI

5 and S38.

Other belonged Taiyang channel, SI 3 was used.

All were sucessful, but your case existed in Shaoyang

channel, the GB should be chosen.

This same case took me at least 10- 15 visits to find

a cure. I was so ashamed. However, I must appreciated

my patient had given me a chance.

I used all G20, G 21, Du 14, SJ 4 , SJ 5, SJ 20 G 41,

G 34, UB 10 and all local points, including deep

needling and superficial needling, bleeding, cupping

and moxa, auricle needling and also facial needing.

THey were all in vain. I also used some herbal

formulas, Ge Gen Tang, Buzhong Y Zhi Tang, Gui Zhi

Tang. They offered no help.

 

Finally, I chose only 2 points : SJ 19 and Gb 41. That

was the last treatment. It took care of it for at

least 18 months, and there was no relapse. I hope this

is a reference for your case.

 

Good luck !

 

 

 

--- Hugo Ramiro <subincor wrote:

 

> Hi Steve...when I'm having trouble with a dx. I

> will step back and start afresh. So in your case, I

> might palpate each point on the TH channel, both

> arms, then both sides SI channel. Whenever I find a

> tender point I see if it refers anywhere and/or

> correlate it to changes in tongue and pulse etc, I

> also try to get an extremely clear idea of

> deficiency/excess, hot/cold on each channel. Once I

> finish this, I palpate between the points, along the

> channels themselves, otherwise doing the same

> procedure. I use tatoo needles to permanently mark

> the reactive points, just joking, I use pen. I

> almost always have a much better idea how to proceed

> once I've done this.

>

> Of course also check that the patient is not

> freezing themselves to death with icepacks or

> sitting under an air conditioning unit, that they

> are not going to do baseball speed-pitching

> competitions after every treatment and so on and so

> on.

>

> Some other ideas:

> Define whether the problem is a channel problem or

> a zang-fu problem. Does this person have cold pains

> in the TH because they eat salads and drink

> watermelon juice 3x a day and also have water

> swelling with urgent urination?

> Treat locally /as well as/ distally - in your case,

> if the px has a TH channel pathology then you should

> also be treating B 22 both sides, as well as the

> HTJJ points at that level, for example.

> Don't get too stuck on ST-38 w movement, it is a

> rather inelegant solution that I rarely find a need

> for, and when I do it is as an adjunct to the

> channel or zang-fu protocol.

> Be very clear on the initial events - everything

> that preceded the shoulder problem. This is usually

> very enlightening, if only for the long term

> treatment.

> Hope that helps,

> Hugo

>

>

> snydez99 <snydez99

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

The shoulder is the worst joint for

> me. Anyone have ideas for

>

> shoulder pain besides the usuals st-38 with

> movement, usual locals li-

>

> 15, th-14, and or ja-jie pts on lower cervicles if

> neck involved. I

>

> have a patient right now with pain going down TH

> channel, also has neck

>

> stiffness and tight near bl-36 to bl-38 on affected

> side, He has full

>

> ROM. I helped his neck with needling these pts and

> cupping, but still

>

> has pain going down arm. Any suggestions? Steve

>

>

>

>

>

>

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A few of my patients had really stubborn shoulder pain. I treated them with

both local and distal points and of course the magic St 38, but the pain

kept coming back the next day or so after treatment.

 

When questioned further I found they were re-injuring themselves without

realizing it. Mostly from using their computers in incorrect positions.

Gamers and writers especially. Some office workers do not have their work

stations set properly for the amount of computer work they do. They do not

have their arms supported properly while typing, etc.

 

Another problem I found was women who carry purses. They usually hold one

shoulder up too high and cause major back and/or shoulder pain. I try to

encourage my ladies to carry backpack style purses.

 

Getting rid of the source of the pain makes it easier to treat

 

Lee Tritt, AP, OMD, Dipl. Ac.(NCCAOM)

321-961-6432

A LITTLE " NEEDLING " NEVER HURT ANYONE

 

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Friday, March 30, 2007 4:05 PM

Chinese Medicine

Shoulder Pain

 

 

The shoulder is the worst joint for me. Anyone have ideas for

shoulder pain besides the usuals st-38 with movement, usual locals li-

15, th-14, and or ja-jie pts on lower cervicles if neck involved. I

have a patient right now with pain going down TH channel, also has neck

stiffness and tight near bl-36 to bl-38 on affected side, He has full

ROM. I helped his neck with needling these pts and cupping, but still

has pain going down arm. Any suggestions? Steve

 

 

 

 

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try using richard Tan's balance method. It has changed my practice.

the results I get are instant (generally) and amazing. I can only

summarize, but if the pain is in the neck on the TH chan, use points

on the ankle GB channel (GB 39-41 should do), on either side, and

wrist points of the TH chan on the affected side (TH 3-5 and a few in

between along the chan). there's more you can do, and if more chans

are affected (for instance SI) than also use SI wrist and UB ankle

points... If LI is involved, you can use lung wrist on opp. side, LI

wrist on affected side, stom ankle on either side... you get the idea.

again, there's more, but just start with that and see how it goes.

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