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Wang Yongyan's experience in the treatment of stroke (8)

2025-02-08 #Stroke view count：-
After the liver wind moves internally, the meridians and meridians are stagnant, and the blood cannot nourish the limbs, resulting in the main symptoms of hemiplegia that the upper limbs cannot be lifted, the palms cannot be held, the lower limbs cannot walk, and the feet cannot walk. The method of meridian activation is used for treatment, medicinal mulberry branches, mulberry parasitism, Tianxian vine, honeysuckle vine, chicken blood vine, sea breeze vine, Qingfeng vine, Luoshi vine, whole scorpion, centipede, etc. Among them, the mulberry branch is good for the joints, good at the meridians of the upper limbs, and has the function of dispelling wind and clearing heat. Mulberry parasitism nourishes blood circulation, is good at passing the meridians of the lower limbs, and has the effect of nourishing the liver and kidneys. Tianxian vine, honeysuckle vine, chicken blood vine, and sea breeze vine mainly use the meridians to activate the meridians, among which the Tianxian vine can still regulate qi and activate blood and benefit joints; Chicken blood vine also replenishes blood and invigorates blood, relaxes tendons and activates the meridians, especially for the elderly, weak people, and those whose meridians are not nourished by blood; Honeysuckle vine has both heat clearing and channeling, which is better for meridian occlusion, rheumatism and pain; Luoshi rattan is specialized in relaxing tendons and activating the muscles, and is used for tendon and vein spasms, and it is more suitable for those who are not easy to bend and stretch. The centipede not only has the ability to calm the liver, extinguish the wind, and calm the shock, but also has the ability to relax the tendons and channels and search the meridians. Centipedes, scorpions, and small white snakes are effective against spasmodic convulsions in the acute phase of stroke.