Contents 1 Pinyin 2 English Reference 3 Overview 4 Operation methods of acupuncture 5 Methods used during acupuncture to promote acupuncture to obtain Qi, maintain and enhance acupuncture sensation, and acupuncture to replenish and relieve diarrhea 5.1 Qi-guiding method 5.2 Yingwei tonic and diarrhea method 5.3 Acupuncture depth method 5.4 Four-hour acupuncture method 6 References attached: 1 Acupuncture techniques in ancient books 1 Pinyin
zhēn cì shǒu fǎ 2 English reference
acupuncture manipulation [21st Century Bilingual Science and Technology Dictionary] 3 Overview
Acupuncture manipulation generally refers to the operation method in the acupuncture process. Sometimes the general reference is to the various operating methods used during needle insertion (including needle insertion, needle movement and needle removal). Sometimes it specifically refers to the various methods used during acupuncture to promote acupuncture to gain qi or maintain and enhance the acupuncture sensation, as well as various acupuncture tonic and diarrhea methods. In recent times, people have called the main and single method the basic method, the combination of two or more single methods is called the comprehensive method, and the method that only plays a coordinating role in the acupuncture process is called the auxiliary method, and is also specifically called differentiated tonic and diarrhea. The method is reinforcing and purgative techniques [1]. 4 Acupuncture operation methods
Acupuncture techniques refer to various operation methods used during acupuncture, including needle insertion, needle movement and needle withdrawal.
Insert quickly and come out slowly: "Liu Zhuzhi Wei Fu": "The needle goes in quickly, and it goes in slowly; the needle comes out slowly, and if it is urgent, there will be many injuries." This is the first time since the "Nei Jing" Discuss the techniques and principles of needle insertion and needle removal.
Cooperation of both hands: "Biaoyou Fu": "The left hand presses hard and too much to make the Qi disperse, and the right hand presses lightly and slowly, so there is no pain." This clarifies the reason why the left and right hands Follow the instructions for needle insertion. The technique of "lightly and slowly inserting the needle with your right hand" is to slowly insert the needle after the pointer tip penetrates the skin, but still needs to be heavy and fast during the skin penetration, so that the needle can be inserted without pain. Item Operation Method Purpose Acupuncture Quickly insert the needle tip into the subcutaneous tissue to reduce and eliminate the pain of needle insertion. Accurately control the depth of acupuncture to avoid skin and flesh injuries, flesh and tendon injuries, and bone injuries. Xu Jin can also better understand the sensation under the needle, carefully guard the Qi, and perform tonic and diarrhea operations. After entering, slowly insert the needle to the required depth. When the needle comes out, slowly lift the needle up, twist it slightly to loosen the needle body, and then lift it up under the skin. Then quickly withdraw the needle like plucking hair to avoid damaging the acupoint tissue. When the needle is inserted, When there are muscle fibers entangled in the body, or when the needle moves and the needle stagnates or bends, the needle should be withdrawn more slowly. 5 Methods used during acupuncture to promote acupuncture to gain qi, maintain and enhance acupuncture sensation, and acupuncture to replenish and relieve pain
Specifically refers to various methods used during acupuncture to promote acupuncture to gain qi, or to maintain and maintain the qi with acupuncture. Enhance the sense of acupuncture and the method of acupuncture to replenish and relieve pain. 5.1 Qi-guiding method
"Huangdi Neijing Lingshu·Wuluan": "Slowly entering and slowly coming out is called Qi-guiding."
Overview: The Qi-guiding method is the insertion and exit of the needle. Acupuncture with even and slow needle speed is one of the Qi regulating methods. This method is quite different from the acupuncture methods at different speeds such as "slow and slow" and "slow and slow", and is equivalent to what people in recent times call the "leveling tonic and leveling down" method.
Purpose: To dissipate evil qi (rebellious and stagnant qi) and make the true qi (meridian qi) unobstructed. 5.2 Yingwei Tonic and Reducing Method
Principle: "Difficult Sutra·Seventy-six Difficulties": "When it is tonic, take Qi from Wei; when it is diarrhea, take Qi from Rong. ...Rongwei This is the key to passability." Wei is Yang and travels on the surface of the body; Rongxue is Yin and is inside and travels in the meridians. To supplement, the Qi of Wei Yang should be taken, and to purge, the Yang blood should be discarded.
Method: "Difficult Sutra·Seventy-Eight Difficulties": "To obtain Qi, pushing it inward (receiving) is called tonic; moving and stretching (lifting) it is called purging." "Introduction to Medicine": "To supplement, the Qi from the Wei should be taken from the Wei, and the needles should be light and shallow, and the Wei Qi should be followed from the back to relieve the deficiency. For diarrhea, the Qi from the Rong should be discarded, and the needles should be deep and heavy, taking the Rong Qi. It’s actually just to welcome it forward and let it flow down.” Methods and Methods "Difficulty Classic": After the qi is obtained by supplementing the needle, the doctors of later generations will push the needle downward and insert it to guide the yang qi of the body to go deep to receive it first shallowly and then deeply, press firmly and slowly lift and purge the needle. After reaching the deep level and gaining Qi, move the needle upward and draw the Rong blood outward from the Yin branch, first deep and then shallow, lift firmly and slowly press 5.3 Acupuncture depth method
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The "Difficult Sutra" advocates that those who stab the guards should be shallow, and those who stab the camp should be deep.
"Difficulties Sutra·Seventy-one Difficulties": "To acupuncture Yang, the needle should be inserted while lying down; to acupuncture Yin, first press the needle Rongshu with the left hand, and the Qi will disperse internally. This is called "A stab at glory will not hurt the guard, and a stab at the guard will not hurt the camp." Classification Principles Methods Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture: Acupuncture Acupuncture is performed after the superficial defensive qi has dispersed. 5.4 Four Seasons Acupuncture
"Difficult Classic" not only advocates that the depth of acupuncture is different due to the different seasons, but also proposes that acupuncture points are selected based on the differences in the four seasons. There are also differences in acupuncture.
"Seventy-Four Difficulties": "If you prick the well in the spring, the evil is in the liver; if you prick the water in the summer, the evil is in the heart; if you prick the meridian in the autumn, the evil is in the lungs; if you prick the meridian in the autumn, the evil is in the lungs; When acupuncture is combined in winter, the evil is in the kidneys... There are four seasons, and they are linked to spring, summer, autumn and winter. The key to acupuncture lies in the autumn hair.
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"Sixty-Five Difficulties": "However, the source is a well, and the well represents spring in the east, when all things begin to grow... the combination represents winter in the north... "
"Sixty-Eight Difficulties": "Well controls the heart's fullness (the liver controls fullness), Ying controls the body heat (the heart controls heat), Yu controls the joint pain (the spleen controls weight), and the meridian controls Wheezing, coughing, cold and heat (lung governs coughing and wheezing), combined governs inverse qi and diarrhea (kidney governs diarrhea).
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