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CIRCULATORY
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Chinese Medicine explanation and treatment
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Circulation
Abnormalities
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Acupuncture
has been used to increase circulation
for centuries. The techniques inherent
in the practice of acupuncture
stimulate sympathetic responses
causing blood vessel dilatation and
increased blood flow. This is most
notable in the periphery where
increased blood flow can be seen. It
also occurs internally to maximise
nutrient transport and waste removal
in the internal organs. |
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Claudication
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Usually
a symptom in older people. This is a
symptom in which due to poor circulation
the muscles of the lower extremity,
particularly the calf muscles, cramp
due to lack of blood flow and therefore
oxygen to the tissues as well as a build
up of lactic acid which is produced
secondary to normal use. The acupuncture
increases the blood flow for removal
of the lactic acid and a restoration
of the oxygen to the tissues. |
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Raynaud's
Disease
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A
sift in the nervous system initiates
this disorder as a response to cold
weather in the hands. The hands vascular
system constricts causing the fingers
to blanch and turn purple and red. It
is a common occurrence among people
with poorer circulation and may have
underlying vascular disease as its origin.
Acupuncture is effective in the treatment
of this disorder by increasing circulation
and decreasing the reactive responses
that generate the disorder. |
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Our Practitioner |
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Dr
Huang MD MATCM |
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West
Hull Branch |
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374
Hessle Road |
Hull,
HU3 3SD |
Tel:
01482 218866 |
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East
Hull Branch |
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319
Holderness Road |
Hull,
HU8 8SH |
Tel:
01482 217771 |
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