Dizziness Flashcards
patterns:
1) LIV yang raising
2) Qi/blood xu
3) KID jing xu
4) retention of PH-D
etiology:
1) emotions (LIV QI stg/PH-fire)
2) diet (SP= PH-fire/ QI/blood xu)
3) loss of blood (QI/blood xu)
4) overstrain (Qi/blood xu/KID jing xu)
aggrevated by movement/overwork, pale/lusterless complexion, insomnia, fatigue, unwilling to speak, poor appetite
Qi/blood xu
Qi/blood xu T/P
T= pale P= thready, weak
heavy sensation in head, unclear mind, chest tightness, nausea, vomit, poor appetite, drowsiness
Retention of PH-D
retention of PH-D T/P
T= white and sticky coat P= soft, moderate
tinnitus, distending headache, aggrevated by anger, red face, irritability, dream-sleep, bitter taste
LIV yang raising
LIV yang raising T/P
T= red, yellow coat P= wiry, rapid, thready
listlessness, insomnia, dream-sleep, poor memory, sore/weak lumbar, nocturnal emission, tinnitus
KID jing xu
KID jing xu T/P
T= pale, red P= thready
DU-20, ST-36, SP-6, UB-15/20/21
QI/blood xu
GB-20, LIV-3, GB-43, KID-3, SP-6
LIV yang raising
DU-20/16, UB-23, GB-39, KID-3
KID jing xu
ST-8, RN-12, LI-4, ST-40/41
Retention of PH-D
2 types:
1) internal: you feel yourself spinning (subjective)
2) external: you feel your surrounding environment spinning (objective)
Chinese name:
“Xuan Yun”
western diseases:
fainting, high/low BP, hypoglycemia, anemia, neurosis, hysteria, athlerosclerosis
organs involved:
LIV, SP, KID
which is more internal: dizziness or headache?
dizziness= internal headache= more external
differentiation:
1) meridian: LIV= stg/fire/yin xu= LIV yang raising, distending headache, anger
SP= PH-damp, Qi/blood xu= poor appetite, nausea, pale complexion
KID= yin/jing xu= lumbar, knees, tinnitus
2) constitution: Qi xu with phlegm= overweight, pale complexion
yin/blood xu with fire= thin, dark complexion
3) SHI/XU
ALT remedies:
1) auricular: KID, LIV, SP, shenmen, inner ear, brain, occipital
2) scalp acu: dizziness/hearing line, sensory line
3) plumblossom: spinal column, mastoid, SCM, PC-6, ST-36, SP-6
4) magnet therapy (3 groups: shenmen/HT, LIV yang/KID, low BP= alternate 3 groups)
5) moxa, moxa with ginger (DU-20) until tenderness goes away (St-36, RN-4, UB-23, yintang, ear)
6) herbs
education:
1) reg. emotions
2) reg. exercise
3) reg. diet (less meat, greasy, fried)
4) quit smoking/alcohol
5) avoid overstrain/axcessive sex
6) monitor mental conditions during attack (prevent stroke)
7) monitor BP