BAO Yiren, FENG Yuanyuan, WANG Rui. Case of red ear syndrome[J]. Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion, 2025, 45(9): 1338-1340.
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BAO Yiren, FENG Yuanyuan, WANG Rui. Case of red ear syndrome[J]. Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion, 2025, 45(9): 1338-1340.DOI: 10.13703/j.0255-2930.20240926-k0002.
treated with acupuncture. At the initial consultation
the diagnosis was unclear from a western medical perspective. The advantage of traditional Chinese medicine in "prioritizing symptoms and syndrome differentiation" was fully utilized. Based on the patient’s clinical manifestations
disease progression
tongue and pulse conditions
the treatment addressed the branch by targeting meridian
qi
stagnation based on the hand-
taiyang
sinew meridian theory
and treated the root by selecting acupoints according to syndrome differentiation for liver and kidney
yin
deficiency. A combined treatment of tendon needling and acupuncture produced immediate results after the first session. Subsequent sessions were administered every other day for a total of ten treatments. The patient’s ear pain and redness symptoms had nearly disappeared
and a two-month follow-up showed good overall condition.
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