Digest Number 1548/systemic benign multiple lipomas

[Guest guest]

Yehuda, I saw Dr He treat a swelling that I think was a

lipoma. (Circular, round, defined edges-described by

patient as a " benign tumor. " ) He circled it all around the

periphery with needles. I think this is called " circle the

dragon " technique-I'm not sure. I have heard of this to

treat a herpes outbreak as well (obviously not genital

herpes, but maybe herpes zoster).

 

The patient had treatment before and said that the size of

the swelling began to decrease after several days.

 

The patient that I personally once saw that had lipomas had

lots of damp signs anyway, and I gave him Liu Zhun zi tang,

which he did not take.

 

Gabrielle

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I think that " surround the dragon " would be a great way to go, if there were

only a few lipomas,

however with systemic limpoma... there are so many that they are difficult

to even count.

 

I would say that my patient had at least 50 of limpomas that were benign,

probably more.

They were not any specific channel are body part...

simply placed what appeared in random muscle tissue.

 

Teresa

 

 

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" Gabrielle Mathieu " <gabriellemathieu

 

Saturday, August 02, 2003 7:23 AM

Digest Number 1548/systemic benign multiple

lipomas

 

 

> Yehuda, I saw Dr He treat a swelling that I think was a

> lipoma. (Circular, round, defined edges-described by

> patient as a " benign tumor. " ) He circled it all around the

> periphery with needles. I think this is called " circle the

> dragon " technique-I'm not sure. I have heard of this to

> treat a herpes outbreak as well (obviously not genital

> herpes, but maybe herpes zoster).

>

> The patient had treatment before and said that the size of

> the swelling began to decrease after several days.

>

> The patient that I personally once saw that had lipomas had

> lots of damp signs anyway, and I gave him Liu Zhun zi tang,

> which he did not take.

>

> Gabrielle

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[Guest guest]

Dear Gabielle,

 

Thanks for writing back. Unfortunately, my patient's lipomas are quite

extensive and numerous, as Teresa intimated. BTW, in his protocol he is

also taking Liu jun zi pian, and it does seem to slow the progression.

Obviously the lipomas are phegm damp accumulation. Also his diet and

lifestyle have been modified, but it's difficult because he's a high

pressured biz exec who's always on the go. Illness does tend to wake

people up, though, doesn't it?

 

Wishing you all the best,

 

Yehuda

 

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