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dear sir

recenty i am treating one friend who is sufferinf from

ankilosing spondilsis. after the treatment of five days slight

improvment is seen on spine. there is any additional treamen can be

giving him. what about EMU OIL . how to apply, any results are

available. please any details. thank you

sat..

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Chinese Traditional Medicine

<Chinese Traditional Medicine > , " bldesh30 " <bldesh30

wrote:

>

> dear sir

> recenty i am treating one friend who is sufferinf from

> ankilosing spondilsis. after the treatment of five days slight

> improvment is seen on spine. there is any additional treamen can be

> giving him. what about EMU OIL . how to apply, any results are

> available. please any details. thank you

> sat..

>

I don't really know all too much about this condition, just what I read

on http://health./ency/healthwise/tr4496

<http://health./ency/healthwise/tr4496> . I'm also still

learning about TCM, but I can tell you what I think, based on what I've

learned, and what I have read on that page.

 

ankylosing spondylitis is how the condition is spelt, and this might

help you be more able to look up different things on the internet, or

when you are talking to people. It sounds to me like this condition is

something to the effect of swollen joints and tendons, especially along

the spine and buttock area. It also says something about fusing

together spine columns.

 

" Complications of ankylosing spondylitis may include inflammation of the

colored part of the eye (iris), called iritis... " is a quote from that

page. Both the tendons, and the eyes belong to the liver channel. I

would suspect that if there is a problem with these two, there might

also be a problem with weak or brittle fingernails.

 

From a TCM staindpoint, when I hear this " Pain that moves around the low

back area and changes in intensity, and morning stiffness that gets

better once you start moving around or take a warm shower are common

symptoms of ankylosing spondylitis. " I think that it would sound like a

cold condition, but this is just a guess. Maybe some more advanced

posters in the group can explain it better.

 

I am not sure what results you have gotten from gua sha treatment, but

if you feel that has worked, it may be worthwhile to look into ba guan,

or cupping therapy.

 

I hope this helps, and good luck with this difficult condition =)

 

 

 

Also as a technical side note, does anyone know why when I post a link,

it comes up how it should, and then it also comes up again inbetween

symbols? How do I make it so it only comes up once? Thanks!