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Treatment of 37 Cases of Diarrhea Before Dawn by Moving Cupping Method at the Shu-points Along the Both Sides of the Urinary Bladder Channel

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- Treatment of 37 Cases of Diarrhea Before Dawn by Moving Cupping Method at the Shu-points Along the Both Sides of the Urinary Bladder Channel
- Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Issue 3, Pages: 9-10(1984)
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  部队医院,39231
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Treatment of 37 Cases of Diarrhea Before Dawn by Moving Cupping Method at the Shu-points Along the Both Sides of the Urinary Bladder Channel[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1984, (3): 9-10.
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Treatment of 37 Cases of Diarrhea Before Dawn by Moving Cupping Method at the Shu-points Along the Both Sides of the Urinary Bladder Channel[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1984, (3): 9-10. DOI：

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"五更泻"即患者长年在黎明前出现腹泻

有的长达几年或十几年之久

病程缠绵不愈

给患者带来很大痛苦。我们自1971年以来

采用沿膀胱经两侧脏腑俞穴拔"走罐"的方法

治疗"五更泻"37例

取得较好的疗效

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