Steaming Bone Disorder

"Steaming Bone Disorder" Issue / Symptom Connections

Below you will find various relationships to, and potential clinical treatment approaches for steaming bone disorder.

Content Related to Steaming Bone Disorder

It is critical to appreciate that in Chinese Medicine, treatment for "steaming bone disorder" is rarely focused on the symptoms exclusively. Alternatively, a practitioner is looking at the factors that led to the development of "steaming bone disorder" - i.e. the "cause(s)".

For non-practitioners, we recommend reading treating the "cause" and not the "symptoms" for more on the overall approach and the importance of the TCM diagnostic system in formulating treatment approaches.

• View HT 6 (Yin Cleft)
  
      .5 cun above the wrist crease on the radial side of the flexor carpi ulnaris tendon, on the HT 3 - HT 7 line.
  
      Night sweats, Steaming Bone Disorders, tonify Yin and Blood.  Often used with SI 3 for nightsweats. Acute chest and/or heart pain from Blood stasis.  Palpitations, although HT 5 may be better. Acute emotional disturbances - mania, anxiet…
• View KD 26 (Lively Center)
  
      In the 1st ICS 2 cun lateral to CV 20.
  
      Local Point, generally useful for cough, chest tension, constricted breathing - useful for phlegm stagnation. Digestive issues, nausea, vomiting - harmonizes stomach. Steaming Bone Disorder.
• View UB 13 (Lung Shu)
  
      1.5 cun lateral to GV 12, level with T3.
  
      Main point for all Lung related issues from a TCM perspective - tonifies LU Qi and Yin: cough, asthma, bronchitis, sore throat, nasal congestion, shortness of breath, weakness of the voice, consumption, steaming bone disorder, etc. Useful…