Qi Hao: 1963 ~, director of the All-China Society for Popular Science of Traditional Chinese Medicine, associate professor of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, author of Master of Medicine of Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, such as Compendium of Vernacular Materia Medica, Diagnosis of Family Diseases and Common Chinese Medicines, and now associate professor of Chinese Medicine Education Center of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and author of Medicine, Witchcraft and Qigong, Practical Family Autonomy of All Diseases, etc.

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Section 1 Mechanism of Moxibustion for Keeping Healthy and Eliminating Diseases

Section 2 Classification of Moxibustion Therapy

First, the moxa stick moxibustion method

Second, moxa stick moxibustion

Third, direct moxibustion

Fourth, indirect moxibustion

The concept of moxibustion therapy in the third quarter

First, the treatment after moxibustion

Second, the prohibition and filling matters

Chapter II Acupoint Positioning and Indications of Whole Body Moxibustion

Section 1 Acupoint Positioning Method

First, the measurement method of skeletal degree

Second, the finger ratio method

Third, the body surface marking method

Section 2 Meridian Acupoint Selection and Moxibustion Treatment

The first chapter is an overview of moxibustion therapy.

First, the lung meridian of hand Taiyin

Second, hand Yangming large intestine meridian

Third, Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian

Fourthly, spleen meridian of foot Taiyin

Five, hand shaoyin heart meridian

Six, hand drying small intestine meridians

Seven, foot sun bladder meridian

Eight, foot shaoyin kidney meridian

Nine, hand Jue Yin pericardium meridian

Ten, hand shaoyang triple energizer meridian

Eleven, foot shaoyang gallbladder meridian

12. Liver Meridian of Foot Jueyin

Thirteen, Ren Mai

Fourteen, Du meridian

Section 1 moxibustion for health preservation

(1) Tuberculosis

Section 2 Moxibustion for Eliminating Diseases

I. Respiratory diseases

(ii) Tuberculosis caused by fatigue

(iii) Chronic bronchitis

Chapter III Health-preserving and Disease-removing Moxibustion

(4) Emphysema

(5) Asthma

(6) cough

(7) Pulmonary abscess

(8) Cough and asthma due to phlegm retention

(1) acute hepatitis

Second, digestive system diseases.

(2) jaundice

(iii) Chronic hepatitis

(4) Hepatomegaly and cirrhosis

(5) Acute infectious hepatitis A.

(6) Cholelithiasis

(7) cholecystitis

(8) Nausea and vomiting

(9) Gastric ulcer disease

(10) Abdominal distension

(1 1) hematemesis

(12) food poisoning

(13) burp

(14) toxic dysentery

(15) rectocele

(16) acute appendicitis

(XVII) Intestinal parasitic diseases

(18) Chest and abdominal distension

(nineteen) anorexia and dyspepsia

(20) Diarrhea

(XXI) Constipation

appendicitis

(XXIII) Intestinal obstruction

Third, cardiovascular diseases.

(1) Stroke

(2) Oblique quarrel

(3) Arrhythmia

(4) angina pectoris

(5) Rheumatic heart disease

(6) Hypertension and stroke

(7) Hypertension

Fourth, endocrine diseases.

(1) diabetes

(ii) Hyperthyroidism

(3) quenching thirst

(4) Goiter

Five, nervous system diseases

Suddenly fainted

(2) Dizziness

③ neurasthenia

suffer from insomnia

(5) epilepsy

Six, urogenital system diseases

(1) impotence

(2) Men are cold.

(3) Premature ejaculation

(4) nocturnal emission

(5) nocturnal emission

(6) kidney calculi

(7) Prostatitis

(8) testicular pain

(9) Unable to urinate

(10) Nephritis edema

Seven, internal medicine fever

(1) fever

(2) High fever

(3) Cold and fever

(4) redness and swelling of the face

Eight, gynecological diseases

(1) vaginitis

(2) Female infertility

(3) The lochia is endless

(four) fetal position is not correct

(5) hysteromyoma

(6) Cervical cancer

(7) Gonorrhea in women

(viii) Breast cancer

(9) Female vulvar contraction syndrome

(10) Excessive leucorrhea

(1 1) Excessive leucorrhea

(XII) Women's low back pain and strain

(13) dystocia

(14) Uterine prolapse

(15) Irregular menstruation

(16) Female breast swelling

(17) Uterine bleeding

Nine, pediatric diseases

Sequelae of meningitis in children

(b) children eat.

(3) infantile convulsion

Mumps in children

(5) The child is swollen all over.

(6) Infantile enuresis

(vii) Children's dysentery

(viii) sequelae of polio

Ten, five senses disease

(1) Common eye diseases

(ii) conjunctivitis

(III) Sinusitis

(4) Toothache

(5) Tonsillitis

(6) Abscess of throat

(7) Common ear diseases

(8) otitis media

XI. Dermatosis

(1) wet sore

(2) underarm body odor

(3) pruritus vulvae

(4) carbuncle on the back

(5) vitiligo and skin warts

(6) Lymph node nuclei

(7) carbuncle swelling

(8) Hemorrhoids

Twelve, orthopedic diseases

(1) stiff neck

(2) Cervical hyperplasia

(3) Traumatic low back pain

(4) Rheumatoid arthritis

(e) crane knee wind

(vi) Sciatic neuralgia

(7) Low back pain

(8) the difficulty of flattering others.

(9) Finger contracture pain

(10) I can't lift my arm when it hurts.

(11) Contraction of legs and feet

(12) Knee weakness

(13) lower limb paralysis

Thirteen, with generous moxibustion treatment

(a) Women are weakened by long-term stress

(2) Vegetarians are weak and sick.

(c) Refractory old cold legs and low back pain

(D) Refractory gout syndrome

(5) Sequela of apoplexy (those with long-term medical history)

(VI) Coronary heart disease with hyperlipidemia and arteriosclerosis

(vii) Chronic adnexitis in women

(8) Chronic edema

(9) Periarthritis of shoulder joint

(10) Long-term male infertility

(1 1) long-term depression

(12) Severe pain all over the body

Fourteen, moxibustion compatibility therapy

Fifteen, direct moxibustion affected area