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In Shanghai the acupuncture department sometimes got these cases

usually after an operation. Extreme hiccups can also be the result of

unwelcome growths so be careful.

One treatment I saw was strong acupressure at UB 1 for what seemed

liked 20 minutes or more. Apparently this resets the phrenic nerve.

doug

 

> Message: 11

> Sun, 22 Jun 2003 03:37:51 -0700 (PDT)

> Bob Linde <bob_and_robin

> Re: Urgent request

>

> I have had great success with needling or pressure on

> sj17

> bob

> --- Julie Chambers <info wrote:

>> Dear Group,

>>

>> Does anyone have a good treatment for hiccups? I

>> read the chapter in

>> Sionneau, and it is good and complete. But any other

>> ideas? The patient has

>> been hiccupping for 6 days with no relief. Has tried

>> western medications

>> (Thorazine, etc.) with no relief. This was probably

>> brought on by stress and

>> overwork. He tends to be hot and is very frustrated

>> right now. I don't have

>> time to present it all, but what I am really asking

>> is if people have had

>> success with extreme hiccups, and any advice would

>> be appreciated.

>>

>> Julie

>>

>>

>>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Doug. The patient had a CT scan of his head and abdomen, to rule out

growths. I did try UB1 and told him to try it, but I didn't press it for 20

minutes. I will suggest that to him.

 

Julie

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Sunday, June 22, 2003 9:50 AM

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> In Shanghai the acupuncture department sometimes got these cases

> usually after an operation. Extreme hiccups can also be the result of

> unwelcome growths so be careful.

> One treatment I saw was strong acupressure at UB 1 for what seemed

> liked 20 minutes or more. Apparently this resets the phrenic nerve.

> doug

>