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Understanding Shoulder Bi-Syndrome & Bulbar Paralysis with Acupuncture

Shoulder Bi-Syndrome (Loujianfeng): Causes, Types & Acupuncture Treatment

Shoulder Bi-Syndrome, also known as Loujianfeng, is a common condition characterized by shoulder pain and limited shoulder movement. This comprehensive resource explores the various manifestations of this syndrome and how acupuncture can provide effective relief.

Types of Shoulder Bi-Syndrome:

The condition is categorized into eight distinct types, each presenting with unique symptoms:

• Han-Taiyin
• Hand-Yangming
• Hand-Shaoyang
• Hand-Taiyang
• Hand-Shaoyin
• Mixed type of Hand-Taiyin & Hand-Yangming
• Mixed type of Hand-Yangming & Hand-Shaoyang
• Mixed type of Hand-Taiyin & Three Yang Meridians of the Hand

Bulbar Paralysis: Symptoms & Acupuncture's Role

Bulbar Paralysis presents with significant challenges, primarily affecting swallowing, resulting in a hoarse voice and gastric reflex issues. Acupuncture has proven to be a highly effective treatment modality for managing the symptoms associated with bulbar paralysis.

The CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series: A Premier Resource for Acupuncture Education

The CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series is a globally recognized and highly respected audiovisual educational resource for acupuncture. It bridges ancient and modern principles, offering a comprehensive approach from fundamental theories to practical clinical cases. This series is renowned for its academic rigor and practical application.

Why Choose CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY?

• Worldwide Recognition: Awarded prestigious accolades including the "Gold Medal Award" by WHO & WFAS (1996).
• International Adoption: Purchased by WHO for use in "Internationally Sponsored Health Programs" in aided countries (1993 & 1999).
• Educational Standard: Passed review by WFAS as a standard educational tool (1993).
• Award-Winning Production: Recipient of the Prize of Outstanding Audio-Visual Materials by People of Republic of China (P.R.C.) (1991) and First Prize of Teaching Programs by Ministry of Education Taiwan R.O.C. (1994).
• Bilingual & Accessible: Available in both Chinese & English (DVD format) for global accessibility.

Endorsements from World Authorities

The CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series is recommended by leading organizations:

• Chinese Medical Association
• China Association of Zhenjiu
• American Acupuncture Association
• The International Foundation of Oriental Medicine

Important Notice

This resource provides accurate information and is intended for educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment. Safety precautions regarding needle use are emphasized. Unauthorized use of techniques presented is discouraged.

Production Team

This comprehensive series is a collaborative effort involving leading experts and institutions in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

• Chief Editor: Wang De-Shen
• Advisors: Wang Shu-Qi, Lu Zhi-Jun, David P.J. Hung, Huang Wei-San
• Deputy Chief Editors: Li Ting, Kao Chen-Wu, Yan Zhen-Guo, Chang Cheng-Kuo, Chang Pu-Tao
• Chief Peer-Reviewers: Wang Xue-Tai, David P.J. Hung
• Producer: Li De-Lin
• Supervisors: Xue Jian-Ge, Hsu Wu-Ching
• Participating Institutions: A comprehensive list of leading TCM institutions and hospitals.