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not sure if this will apply to your particular case . . .

 

i tx a 65y+f this winter for cervical distonia. the presentation was quite

different: SOB, head and arm tremor ®, and hypertension. cc: tremour. i

used scalp acu with e-stim. she responded quite well. marked imp. in the

tremour.

 

migrains can take a while to tx, esp. if they are long standing (you already

know this). maybe try scalp acu with estim for the migraine? just a

thought.

 

if the allergy sx present with rhinitis with wh or clear discharge, try xiao

qing long tang. i've been using it lately for w/c rhinitis, am pleased with

results.

 

i might also look at addressing the sp with her (guessing you are). maybe

xiao yao wan, jia jian.

 

hope this is helpful to you,

 

k

 

 

On 6/1/07, petrabuchanan <petrabuchanan wrote:

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> Female, 62. Very fit. Migrains® assc. with allergies, right ribside

> pain, Cervical dystonia last 25 plus years. Hypoglycemia. Seems to eat

> a lot of dairy. I will ask her to abstain for a few weeks to see if

> the headaches abate. Otherwise very healthy diet.Pulses deep,

> slippery, small, and forcefull. Tongue, slightly dusky, thin white

> coat, a few small horizontal stomach cracks.

>

> I treating her to clear liver wind, nourish liver blood, tonify kidneys.

>

> The herbal formula, Tian ma gou teng yin.

>

> No change with the distonia or ribside pain. The daily migrain has

> significantly reduced. This is her second treatment.

>

> Any ideas or input would be great. Thank you, Petra.

>

>

>

 

 

 

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" very fit " ---low body fat, liver blood and yin vacuity?

 

" dusky tongue " ---blood stagnation?

 

" hypoglycemia " --spleen vacuity, liver depression?

 

" healthy diet " ---raw foods, cold foods, ?

 

depressive heat in the digestive system due to " gummed up " works?

 

I find treating shaoyang (gb41 th5)+ cv12, st25, lv3 li4 sp6 gb20,

gv20,yintang and clearing taiyang with guasha goes a long way for

ribside pain and opening flow in all the yang channels.

 

adding peuraria and some salvia may help.

 

R. Cooper

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