Patient's question:
Strong, occasionally fainted once, no abnormalities before, saw golden light before fainting, afterwards dizzy, dry heaving. After resting for a long time, returned to normal. What kind of assistance is needed: What could be the possible causeDoctor's answer:
According to your description, it is diagnosed as epilepsy. Advice:Acupoints:
Main points: Bèi Sān Zhēn (Bladder 8), Jiū Wěi (Conception Vessel 25), Jīn Suō (Gallbladder 39), Yāo Qí (Bladder 49), Jiàn Shǐ (Pericardium 6), é Sān Zhēn (Stomach 3), Fēng Lóng (Stomach 40).
Secondary points: Zhōng Mài (Governor Vessel 26), Zhào Hǎi (Kidney 1), Shén Mén (Heart 7), Guān Yuán (Ren 4), Sān Yīn Jiāo (Spinal 6), Zú Sān Lǐ (Stomach 36), Tài Yuān (Pericardium 3), Sān Chōng (Liver 3), Shān Zhōng (Pericardium 17), Xuè Hǎi (Liver 1).
Nursing care:
For miscellaneous diseases, base the treatment on the main points, using 4–6 points as appropriate. For the back points, use 0.6–1.5-inch needles to penetrate along the Du Meridian, such as Shén Dào (GV 12) penetrating Yáng Guān (GV 4), Shén Dào penetrating Dà Zhuī (GV 14), and Yāo Qí penetrating Yīn Guān (GV 50). After insertion, rotate the needles at a medium frequency (120 times per minute) for 1 minute.
For é Sān Zhēn, use two needles along the Bladder Meridian from the bilateral Méi Chōng (ST 2) points, forming an isosceles triangle with the line connecting these points as the base. The other vertex of the triangle should penetrate along the Du Meridian.