Headache - final Flashcards
what are the 5 types of headaches according to biomedicine
tension - UB, DU, shao yang
cluster - debilitating pain on one side of the head; effects eye, nostril, muscles on side of pain
sinus - pressure h/a; w/ allergies or damp atmosphere
rebound - medication works for short-term but as soon as it wears off the h/a is back
migraine - 4-72 hours of throbbing pain
what is the difference between an internally contracted h/a and an externally contracted h/a
external is usually wind + another evil
internal is an organ pathology
occipital h/a
tai yang
frontal h/a
yang ming
temporal h/a
shao yang
vertex h/a
jue yin
pain of the teeth and/or brain/pressure behind eyes
shao yin (KD/HT)
h/a that feels like a towel wrapped around your head
tai yin (think SP/damp)
what is the standard h/a protocol?
prone: SP 2, KD 2, GB 39, UB 23, GB 25, C2/3 hua tuo jia ji
Supine: GB 20, KD 3, SP 6, LV 3, PC 6, GB 40, SJ 5
Auricular: shen men, sympathetic, endocrine, anxious