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[Discussion on "removing stasis and regulating qi and blood" in the scraping therapy].

Authors: Song, Wu; Zhong, Liang;

[Discussion on "removing stasis and regulating qi and blood" in the scraping therapy].

Abstract

Stasis is the critical causative factor and pathological production considered in clinic treatment. Promoting the circulation in blood vessel and removing stasis are equally important in treatment. Stasis is interactive with qi and blood. Removing stasis aims to regulating the circulation of qi and blood. Scraping therapy is one of the major approaches to stasis removal in TCM. In clinical practice, the stasis can be removed with scraping, bleeding and cupping, etc. Additionally, removing stasis with scraping should be combined with regulating qi and blood to enhance the therapeutic effect.

Keywords

Medicine in Literature, Qi, Blood Circulation, Humans, Medicine, Chinese Traditional

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