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I'm preparing to treat an 82-year-old relative with acupuncture for pain due

to metastasized lung cancer that has gone to the hip bone. Other than the

pain, his symptoms are all due to the chemo he did, although I begged him

not to do it: bowel and bladder incontinence, extreme weakness, repeated

pneumonia due to immune suppression, and others. I'm fairly confident I will

be able to treat those symptoms with herbs. His oncologist wouldn't let him

take any herbs during the chemo, so the chemo has nearly killed him. This in

a man who had no symptoms and was strong and healthy (other than having

cancer) before his " treatment " . Hard to believe that this is still going on

in the 21st century ...

 

My request is for acupuncture techniques that any of you have found

especially effective for pain, especially cancer pain. The last time I saw

him in March, the treatments I gave him barely helped at all. I used both

Dr. Tan distal point treatments and standard TCM local point/distal point

treatments. Neither did much, which is quite frustrating, since acupuncture

almost always works for pain. I have already received recommendations to use

" turtle technique " around the pain, as well as some ear points, which I'll

try when I get there.

 

Any suggestions?

 

- Bill Schoenbart

 

.................................

Bill Schoenbart, L.Ac.

PO Box 8099

Santa Cruz, CA 95061

 

831-335-3165

plantmed

 

 

 

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