[<i>FU Wenbin</i>'s experience in treatment of post-stroke depression with holistic therapy of acupuncture and moxibusiton for <i>Shugan Tiaoshen</i>].

This paper introduces <i>FU Wenbin</i>'s clinical experience in treatment of post-stroke depression with holistic therapy of acupuncture and moxibusiton for <i>Shugan Tiaoshen</i> (soothing the liver and regulating the mind). In pathogenesis, post-stroke depression is associated with the loss of the mind control and the failure of the liver in maintaining the free flow of <i>qi</i>. In treating principle, soothing the liver <i>qi</i> and regulating the mind are equally important, and the holistic regulation is applicable with the combination of multiple therapies. During treatment, the four-gate points are stimulated at first to promote liver <i>qi</i> flowing, the acupoints of the conception vessel and the governor vessel (e.g. Zhongwan [CV12], Guanyuan [CV4], Baihui [GV20], Yintang [GV24<sup>+</sup>]) are combined to regulate the mind and regain the consciousness. The conditions of illness are differentiated in terms of excess and deficiency, and the point prescription is modified accordingly. Refined moxibustion is applied specially at Fengchi (GB20), Fengfu (GV16) and Wangu (GB12) to warm meridians, strengthen <i>yang</i> and nourish the mind. In the last step of treatment, shallow needling techniques, such as the pricking and bloodletting, intradermal needling and auricular acupuncture, are used to consolidate the curative effect.

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2025-04-12
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https://doi.org/10.13703/j.0255-2930.20241104-k0005
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[FU Wenbin's experience in treatment of post-stroke depression with holistic therapy of acupuncture and moxibusiton for Shugan Tiaoshen].

Wenbin Fu, Bingxin Wu, Y. Li, Xiaochai Gu
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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[FU Wenbin's experience in treatment of post-stroke depression with holistic therapy of acupuncture and moxibusiton for Shugan Tiaoshen].

Wenbin Fu, Bingxin Wu, Y. Li, Xiaochai Gu
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This paper introduces <i>FU Wenbin</i>'s clinical experience in treatment of post-stroke depression with holistic therapy of acupuncture and moxibusiton for <i>Shugan Tiaoshen</i> (soothing the liver and regulating the mind). In pathogenesis, post-stroke depression is associated with the loss of the mind control and the failure of the liver in maintaining the free flow of <i>qi</i>. In treating principle, soothing the liver <i>qi</i> and regulating the mind are equally important, and the holistic regulation is applicable with the combination of multiple therapies. During treatment, the four-gate points are stimulated at first to promote liver <i>qi</i> flowing, the acupoints of the conception vessel and the governor vessel (e.g. Zhongwan [CV12], Guanyuan [CV4], Baihui [GV20], Yintang [GV24<sup>+</sup>]) are combined to regulate the mind and regain the consciousness. The conditions of illness are differentiated in terms of excess and deficiency, and the point prescription is modified accordingly. Refined moxibustion is applied specially at Fengchi (GB20), Fengfu (GV16) and Wangu (GB12) to warm meridians, strengthen <i>yang</i> and nourish the mind. In the last step of treatment, shallow needling techniques, such as the pricking and bloodletting, intradermal needling and auricular acupuncture, are used to consolidate the curative effect.

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China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (CN)
Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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