Patient Information:

• Name: Mr. Zhang
• Diagnosis: Heart Fire Hyperactivity (post-subdural hematoma removal surgery)
• Date of Birth (D.O.B): August 1, 1991
• Gender: Male
• Country: China

Treatment: Eliminating Heart-Fire + Body & Tongue Acupuncture + Electric Acupuncture

Medical History:
One month post-surgery for subdural hematoma removal, Mr. Zhang presented with heart fire hyperactivity symptoms.

Medical Condition Before TCM Treatment:

• Symptoms:
  • Aphasia
  • Right-sided limbs paralysis; strength: zero (right upper limb feeling normal, right lower limb weak)
  • Poor urinary continence
  • Incomplete memory
  • Short sleep with fits of uncontrollable laughter
• Tongue: Red tip
• Pulse: Strong and rapid

TCM Treatment for Heart Fire Hyperactivity:

Eliminating heart-fire + Body & Tongue Acupuncture + Electric Acupuncture

Medical Condition After TCM Treatment:

• Symptoms improvement after 4 weeks of continuous treatment:
  • Restored 60% function of disabled limbs
  • Significantly improved memory and language ability
  • Discharged to local hospital for continued recuperation
• Follow-up (6 months later):
  • Overall excellent recovery, with slight limp in right lower limb

Patient Information:

• Name: Mrs. Yu
• Diagnosis: Stomach Cold and Qi Stagnation (post-thoracolumbar spinal cord space-occupying lesion surgery)
• Date of Birth (D.O.B): July 4, 1962
• Gender: Female
• Country: China

Treatment: Moxibustion + Acupuncture (Body & Abdomen)

Medical History:
Five days post-surgery, Mrs. Yu experienced stomach cold and qi stagnation symptoms.

Medical Condition Before TCM Treatment:

• Symptoms:
  • Abdominal distension, nausea, dysphagia for 2 days
  • Cold sensation in stomach region
  • Post-surgical constipation refractory to Kaiselu & Domperidone for 2 days
  • Poor sleep quality
  • Thirst but normal urination
  • Fatigue, pale face
• Tongue: Light purple with thick, slight greasy coating
• Pulse (Liver & Spleen): Wiry

TCM Treatment for Stomach Cold and Qi Stagnation:

Moxibustion + Acupuncture (Body & Abdomen)

Medical Condition After TCM Treatment:

• Symptoms improvement after treatment:
  • Able to eat well and discharge stool on Day 1
  • Complete relief of abdominal distension by Day 3
  • Persistent fatigue with walking, stable thirst, unchanged sleep quality
• Tongue: Pale with white coating (Day unknown)
• Prescription: Seven packets of Chinese medicinal broth

Post-treatment Management:

Discharged for home rest; complete recovery.

Patient Information:

• Name: Mr. Xu
• Diagnosis: Meridian Obstruction due to Phlegm (post-intracranial cavernous hemangioma surgery)
• Date of Birth (D.O.B): August 13, 1975
• Gender: Male
• Country: China

Treatment: Body Acupuncture + Electrical Acupuncture

Medical History:
Mr. Xu, a 38-year-old male patient from China, developed meridian obstruction due to phlegm three days after surgery for intracranial cavernous hemangioma.

Medical Condition Before TCM Treatment:

• Symptoms:
  • Weakness in right upper limb (grade one)
  • Weak hand strength and grip
  • Limited middle and ring finger movement (half-open)
  • Able to stand and walk slowly over short distances, with slight upper body perspiration during walking
  • Slow speech
• Tongue: Red and light purple, with thick white greasy coating
• Pulse:
  • Wiry on the left side
  • Smooth on the right side

TCM Treatment for Meridian Obstruction due to Phlegm:

Body acupuncture + electrical acupuncture

Medical Condition After TCM Treatment:

• Improved symptoms after one week of treatment:
  • Right upper limb weakness significantly improved (grade four)
  • Increased flexibility in right upper limb movements
• Post-treatment management:
  • Prescribed one month's supply of Traditional Chinese Medicine to smooth meridians, activate flow, and dissipate phlegm
  • Discharged and sent home to rest

Patient Information:

• Name: Mrs. Wang
• Diagnosis: Qi (Vital Energy) and Blood Deficiency (post-cerebral glioma operation)
• Date of Birth (D.O.B): August 1, 1965
• Gender: Female
• Country: China

Treatment: Integrated TCM Therapy for Qi and Blood Deficiency

• Ear Acupuncture + Body Acupuncture (including Electric Ear Acupuncture)
• Chinese Herbal Broth

Medical History:
Mrs. Wang, a 45-year-old female patient from China, experienced Qi and Blood deficiency symptoms two days after surgery for cerebral glioma.

Initial Symptoms:

• Left limb weakness
• Slow speech
• Insomnia
• Excessive sweating, pale face
• Poor appetite
• Tongue: Pink with thin white coating
• Pulse: Weak

TCM Treatment for Qi and Blood Deficiency:

1. Ear and body acupuncture (with electric ear acupuncture)
2. Chinese medicinal broth treatment

Medical Condition After TCM Treatment:

• Symptoms resolved five days post-treatment:
  • Left limb weakness improved
  • Speech normalized
  • Insomnia alleviated
  • Sweating reduced, facial color returned to normal
  • Appetite improved
• Complete recovery achieved within seven days of TCM treatment for Qi and Blood Deficiency