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"Acupuncture and Moxibustion Zi Sheng Jing" takes paralysis as its purpose, discusses in detail the selection of acupoints and their main syndromes, describes the wind paralysis, arm and elbow pain, shoulder paralysis, and paralysis of the feet, etc., and emphasizes Moxibustion plays an important role in treating paralysis. 18. Song Dynasty "Moxibustion for Emergency" was written by the famous scholar Cheng Nianzhi in the Song Dynasty. It is the first monograph on moxibustion in the treatment of acute diseases in my country. Also known as "Emergency Moxibustion Prescriptions", 1 volume. Wenren Qinian of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote it in the second year of Baoqing (1226).
It introduces moxibustion prescriptions for acute syndromes such as Iran Phone Number List various diseases, intestinal carbuncle, drowning, self-abnegation, and snake bites. The source of each prescription is recorded and has a concise illustration. The original engraving has been lost, but a copy by Sun Juqing in the fifth year of Chunyou (1245) is extant. The reprint was accompanied by "Moxibustion Techniques of Riding Bamboo Horses" and "Empirical Prescriptions from
Bamboo Pavilion" by Anonymous. The former describes the method of riding a bamboo horse to select acupuncture points and moxibustion to treat carbuncle, which was popular in the Song Dynasty. This method is recorded in this book for the earliest time and is detailed; the latter contains 36 prescriptions for treating head wind, headache, constipation, soup and fire injuries, etc.
It introduces moxibustion prescriptions for acute syndromes such as Iran Phone Number List various diseases, intestinal carbuncle, drowning, self-abnegation, and snake bites. The source of each prescription is recorded and has a concise illustration. The original engraving has been lost, but a copy by Sun Juqing in the fifth year of Chunyou (1245) is extant. The reprint was accompanied by "Moxibustion Techniques of Riding Bamboo Horses" and "Empirical Prescriptions from
Bamboo Pavilion" by Anonymous. The former describes the method of riding a bamboo horse to select acupuncture points and moxibustion to treat carbuncle, which was popular in the Song Dynasty. This method is recorded in this book for the earliest time and is detailed; the latter contains 36 prescriptions for treating head wind, headache, constipation, soup and fire injuries, etc.