Side Effects of zang fu: A Synthesis of Findings from 1 Studies

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Side Effects of zang fu: A Synthesis of Findings from 1 Studies

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Original Abstract of the Article

Major Research Findings

This article expounds on four characteristics and five major advantages of traditional Chinese acupuncture. The four characteristics are: (1) theoretical characteristic which focuses on meridians, acupoints, circulation of qi and blood; (2) effect mechanism of disease prevention and treatment based on external stimulation and internal regulation; (3) clinical diagnosis with the combination of differentiation of syndromes according to meridians and collaterals, zang-fu organs, eight principles and diagnosis based on acupoints; (4) technical characteristic of adoption of unique apparatus and special manipulations. The five advantages are: (1) diagnosis: simple, rapid and accurate; (2) technique: easy to study and manipulate; (3) therapeutic effect: quick and obvious effect, extensive indications; (4) safety: non-toxic and less side-effects; (5) cost: comparatively cheap. 1

Reasons for Side Effects

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Common Side Effects

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Side Effects Measures

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Comparison Between Studies

Similarities in Studies

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Differences in Studies

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Precautions for Application in Real Life

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Limitations of Current Research

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Future Research Directions Needed

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Conclusion

It is held that acupuncture should play a more important role in medical service system with unique Chinese characteristics. 1

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[Characteristics and superiorities of acupuncture medicine].

Author: LiuWei-Hong, WangFan, WangLing-Ling, YangYong-Qing, DuYuan-Hao, ChengKai

Quick therapeutic effect

Simple diagnosis

Traditional Chinese acupuncture has four characteristics (meridian theory, disease prevention through external stimulation, clinical diagnosis based on syndromes, and unique techniques) and five superiorities (simple and accurate diagnosis, easy technique, quick and obvious therapeutic effects, non-toxic and fewer side effects, and low cost). Acupuncture is recommended to play a significant role in the Chinese medical service system.

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Journal ArticleAn article published in an academic or professional journal that reports original research or scholarly analysis.

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Language : Chinese

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