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Clinical Manifestations


Sticky-yellow or purulent nasal discharge, tenderness over maxillary sinuses, flushed face,
feeling of heat, thirst, headache.


Tongue: Red with sticky-yellow coating.


Pulse: Slippery and Full, though possibly only on the right Front position.


This is a condition of chronic sinusitis when repeated invasions of Wind-Heat have impaired the
dispersing and descending function of the Lungs so that fluids stagnate in the sinuses and give
rise to Phlegm-Heat.


Treatment Principle


Restore the dispersing and descending of Lung-Qi, clear Lung-Heat.


Acupuncture


General Prescription


L.I.-11 Quchi, L.I.-4 Hegu, LU-10 Yuji, LU-7 Lieque, L.I.-20 Yingxiang, Bitong, Du-14 Dazhui.
Reducing method.


Explanation



  • L.I.-11 clears Heat.

  • L.I.-4 opens the nose.

  • LU-10 clears Lung-Heat and opens the nose.

  • LU-7 restores the dispersing and descending of Lung-Qi.

  • L.I.-20 and Bitong open the nose and expel Wind.

  • Du-14 is added if the symptoms of Heat are pronounced.


Herbal Treatment


Prescription

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