Case Study
[Case study] Infant Tuina to release high fever
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May
May
One little girl, 18 months, after returning home from kindergarten in the afternoon of 21 Dec 2017, her body was hot due to fever. When she was in kindergarten, the teacher removed her clothes and turned on the air conditioner. It might be the main cause.
Her face was red and hot, the lips are deep red, the tongue is red and the coating is light. Pulse slightly fast. No sweat. Hot all over the body. I used a classic Infant Tuina method called ” beat the horse to cross the Tianhe River” for about 150 times, to clear the liver and lungs, and to clear the large intestine for about 150 times each. Born out of sweat in the middle of the night, the fever subsided the next day and no more fever. The causes of high fever in children are complex, and treatment must be dialectically based on the condition of high fever. At the same time, children with high fever are not recommended to use any cold compresses and can be supplemented by warm water bathing.
Her face was red and hot, the lips are deep red, the tongue is red and the coating is light. Pulse slightly fast. No sweat. Hot all over the body. I used a classic Infant Tuina method called ” beat the horse to cross the Tianhe River” for about 150 times, to clear the liver and lungs, and to clear the large intestine for about 150 times each. Born out of sweat in the middle of the night, the fever subsided the next day and no more fever. The causes of high fever in children are complex, and treatment must be dialectically based on the condition of high fever. At the same time, children with high fever are not recommended to use any cold compresses and can be supplemented by warm water bathing.
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Note: TCM doesn’t ‘treat’ any certain WM disease name. TCM has its own system and method to rebalance the human body, release the symptoms and help the body truly recover on its own. TCM treatment methods and effects are different according to individual differences, and the sharing of the case study does NOT constitute treatment recommendations.
