TCM -treating inguinal hernia

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so your experience is that raw herbs are going to provide better success, vs

granules or capsules/pills, let alone patents? i've considered referring her to

an herbalist. she knows that would likely mean going to portland, so i'd

hesitated so far. thanks, lynn

 

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Hi Lynn.

Age? First time for a hernia? It has been very important in my practice for

these patients to take raw herbs. Local plasters are also helpful, and the local

pressure w/ astringing breaths are essential.

Hugo

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Lynn - the issue may be that I am not a good acupuncturist, and that's why I

would think of the herbs. In my experience raw herbs have provided a more stable

outcome. Patents are good, but really, they are very mild compared to the

decoctions.

Sorry I can't be of more help,

Hugo

 

 

J. Lynn Detamore <lynndetamore

Chinese Medicine

Tuesday, 3 April, 2007 4:24:00 AM

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so your experience is that raw herbs are going to provide better

success, vs granules or capsules/pills, let alone patents? i've considered

referring her to an herbalist. she knows that would likely mean going to

portland, so i'd hesitated so far. thanks, lynn

 

 

 

[subincor ] wrote:

 

Hi Lynn.

 

Age? First time for a hernia? It has been very important in my practice for

these patients to take raw herbs. Local plasters are also helpful, and the local

pressure w/ astringing breaths are essential.

 

Hugo

 

 

 

 

 

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