Which disease should be the moxibustion in summer 
 
 
Li Yanming Guangxi nanning city people's hospital 
 
 
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        Moxibustion not only can strengthen physical health, insist for a long time, for some disease also can have very good treatment effect. Summer is coming, the temperature is higher and higher, at this point, some diseases treated with moxibustion, can get good results. 
 
        Women dysmenorrhea: a lot of people like to eat cold drink in the summer, some women even in menstrual period also want to eat cold drink, over time, will cause women dysmenorrhea. Women in each period, 10 days before the pivot point for days (2 inches) other navel, three vaginal intercourse hole (3 inches) on the inner ankle moxibustion, improves menoxenia, dysmenorrhea and other gynecological diseases. 
 
        Asthma: asthma moxibustion therapies can choose in dog days, the first day of each dog days moxibustion, until end of volts. Several points are respectively clip ridge point (1) between thoracic and lumbar 5, the da-zhui acupuncture point (in the sag under the seventh cervical vertebra), tao tao hole (1 sag in the thoracic spine). 
 
        Insomnia, much dream: the acupuncture point (above the midline between the two ears), four god astute hole (before and after, left, right each 1 inch), Yin tang hole (between the eyebrows), temple (pre-auricular canthus outside extension cord above). For this a few acupoints moxibustion 2 times a day, every 10 to 20 minutes, can improve insomnia, much dream. 
 
        Diarrhea: summer because do not pay attention to diet or abdominal catch cold catch cold, frequently, diarrhea, the corresponding acupoints moxibustion can spleen benefit stomach, yiqi, keep warm in the cold. These points are: chung wan acupuncture point (4 inches) via an umbilical, built in the hole (3 inches) via an umbilical, foot three mile point (outside genu 3 inch, tibia edge).
 
 
 
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