脏腑图点穴治疗小儿腹部中寒型腹痛经验分析

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1674-3865.2015.06.037

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Abstract:
Abdominal pain of cold accumulation is a common disease in infants, named intestinal spasm by western medicine. Abdominal pain of cold accumulation has a great threat to the health of infants, which may cause serious consequences, and may even be life threatening if not managed properly. Point pressing method of Zang fu diagram attaches great importance to abdominal massage, taking the treatment of abdominal Ren Channel as main line. It adjusts the meridian qi of Chong Channel and Ren Channel and Du Channel to cure the disease. Clinically, the combination of the pathogenesis of abdominal pain of cold accumulation and point pressing method of Zang fu diagram can quickly and effectively relieve or eliminate abdominal pain and promote the early recovery of infants.

Key words: Abdominal pain, Point pressing method of Zang fu diagram, Abdominal cold accumulation, Massage, Child

DU Junwei, GE Meifei, WANG Fengwei. Clinical experience in the treatment of infants with abdominal pain of cold accumulation by point pressing method of Zang fu diagram[J]. Chinese Pediatrics of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine, 2015, 7(6): 634-635.

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