Sanfu moxibustion, also known as Sanfu Tianjiu, is a traditional Chinese medicine external treatment method performed during the hottest days of the year (the beginning, middle, and end). It takes advantage of the time when the yang energy is at its most vigorous in summer, and through moxibustion or patching, the traditional Chinese medicine with the effect of warming the meridians and dissipating cold, replenishing deficiency and helping yang is pasted on specific acupuncture points of the human body, aiming to treat or prevent diseases that are prone to occur in winter. Sanfu moxibustion embodies the concept of "winter disease and summer treatment" and "prevention of disease" in traditional Chinese medicine. It has a long history, dating back to the Northern and Southern Dynasties in the Jing Chu Years Chronicles, which records the application of Tianjiu therapy. Since then, doctors of all dynasties have discussed and practiced it, such as Zhang Lu of the Qing Dynasty in the "Zhang's Medical Tong" in detail recorded the method of using white mustard seed coating to prevent and treat asthma. In modern times, Sanfu moxibustion is widely used in traditional Chinese medicine because of its remarkable efficacy.
Indications for three-dog moxibustion
1. Asthma, chronic bronchitis, chronic pharyngitis and other pulmonary diseases;
2. Allergic rhinitis, cold limbs, low immunity, recurrent colds;
3. Stomach pain, diarrhea and obesity caused by spleen and stomach deficiency;
4. Bone and joint problems such as rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis;
5. Dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation and other gynecological chronic diseases;
6. Children are weak, susceptible to colds, and have repeated coughing and wheezing.
People who are contraindicated to moxibustion
1. Those with skin trauma, ulcers or infections;
2. Those who are allergic to moxibustion drugs or dressing ingredients;
3. Those with scar constitution;
4. Patients with acute febrile illness and active tuberculosis;
5. Patients with hemoptysis, hemorrhage or oral ulcers and other serious internal fires;
6. Pregnant women and infants under 5 years old;
7. Patients with AIDS, tuberculosis or other infectious diseases;
8. Patients with bronchiectasis, diabetes, hematological diseases, malignant hypertension, severe cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, severe liver and kidney dysfunction, malignant tumors, etc.;
9. Moxibustion is prohibited during the acute attack or aggravation of the disease.
Dog moxibustion time
Fushizen moxibustion: July 5, 2024--July 14, 2024
First moxibustion: July 15, 2024--July 24, 2024
Nakabushi: July 25, 2024 -- August 3, 2024
Nakabushi Kahiro Moxibustion: August 4, 2024 -- August 13, 2024
Suebushi: August 14, 2024--August 23, 2024
Dog moxibustion location
Handan Mingren Hospital's outpatient clinic on the first floor of the treatment center
Tel: 0310-3196958
Precautions
Before moxibustion, it is not advisable to be too full or hungry, and it is not advisable to be overjoyed or angry; After moxibustion, drink water appropriately, do not turn on the air conditioner, and do not take a bath immediately.
Experts from the Preventive Disease Treatment Center of Handan Mingren Hospital finally reminded everyone that although Sanfu moxibustion has a remarkable effect in replenishing yang, it does not need to be carried out every day. The doctor will tailor a moxibustion treatment plan for you according to your individual physical condition.