Guest guest Posted November 8, 2007 Report Share Posted November 8, 2007 Hi friends - I've been approached by one of my patients to treat her 7 yo daughter for allergies. Here's what I know, which isn't much yet and may have no bearing on your answers to my questions, so you may just want to skip to the end (I've only met the child in the waiting room so far): She's smart, not intimidated by adults, quite determined to get her own way but doesn't melt down when denied (at least by me). Very imaginative and creative. She was a colicky baby, sensitive to some foods (still unknown), not so much now. She often has sneezing attacks followed by what her mother describes as 'profuse' clear nasal discharge - which mom is partly worried will be a social problem for the child, and which she also feels is also a drag for the child. About 18 months ago, child was in the hospital for surgery on her elbow (not sure why), a stay of at least a week, seems to have been traumatic for all. She's had western allergy testing, diagnosed as allergic to dust mites, dust and cat hair. Mother feels her choice is submitting the child to standard western allergy treatment of 5 years of injections, of increasing intensity, of the allergens that set off the attacks - or acupuncture, possibly homeopathy. So my main question: can this be an attempt to discharge a (possibly latent?) pathogenic factor, eg she's holding a PF latent until she has one too many things to deal with (the allergens) at which point she gets symptomatic? Lung and Spleen deficiency? I think I can come up with points for Lu and Sp deficiency, but what about clearing PF - mostly I'm familiar with Jeffrey Yuen's Luo channel treatments on adults. Any thoughts on treating children? Thanks so much. Karen Karen R Adams, Lic Ac, Dipl Ac, BS, BA(Hons) Turners Falls, MA 01376 413-768-8333 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2007 Report Share Posted November 8, 2007 You might want to investigate NAET (Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique) or TAT for treating allergies in children. NAET can be done with needles or without. TAT treatment is done without needles. If you would like more information you can back channel me at ptf2007. Both paradigms can be extremely effective. Good luck. P.T. - Karen Adams Chinese Medicine Wednesday, November 07, 2007 9:45 PM child and allergy Hi friends - I've been approached by one of my patients to treat her 7 yo daughter for allergies. Here's what I know, which isn't much yet and may have no bearing on your answers to my questions, so you may just want to skip to the end (I've only met the child in the waiting room so far): She's smart, not intimidated by adults, quite determined to get her own way but doesn't melt down when denied (at least by me). Very imaginative and creative. She was a colicky baby, sensitive to some foods (still unknown), not so much now. She often has sneezing attacks followed by what her mother describes as 'profuse' clear nasal discharge - which mom is partly worried will be a social problem for the child, and which she also feels is also a drag for the child. About 18 months ago, child was in the hospital for surgery on her elbow (not sure why), a stay of at least a week, seems to have been traumatic for all. She's had western allergy testing, diagnosed as allergic to dust mites, dust and cat hair. Mother feels her choice is submitting the child to standard western allergy treatment of 5 years of injections, of increasing intensity, of the allergens that set off the attacks - or acupuncture, possibly homeopathy. So my main question: can this be an attempt to discharge a (possibly latent?) pathogenic factor, eg she's holding a PF latent until she has one too many things to deal with (the allergens) at which point she gets symptomatic? Lung and Spleen deficiency? I think I can come up with points for Lu and Sp deficiency, but what about clearing PF - mostly I'm familiar with Jeffrey Yuen's Luo channel treatments on adults. Any thoughts on treating children? Thanks so much. Karen Karen R Adams, Lic Ac, Dipl Ac, BS, BA(Hons) Turners Falls, MA 01376 413-768-8333 Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.15.24/1115 - Release 11/7/07 9:21 AM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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