Are you thinking about the case where Dr. Zeng treated a woman who was suddenly blind after giving birth? I think that was a TWCQT instead of THCQT? Does she have any exterior symptoms? Line 252 does give you a permission slip to purge acute blindness. Probably better TWCQT then DCQT for her though.
Yes of course …. So have another feel of the pulses and then post the details . What was your impression of the pulse ? a slippery pulse is a faster pulse . Is there any action on the Left CUN ? how is the sleep ? any dreams ? palpitations ? dizziness ? A fast pulse can also happen in Yang deficiency which may fit with a Hx of Heart transplant and a deep and faint pulse …. Also check the R CUN for any tightness . If you think it might need a DH treatment , you could also check the abdominal findings which may assist your choice …
It just happened this morning. So I’ll have to see her at some point in the next few days. Will keep you posted.
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Update: California PDA Credits
Due to recent changes in the State of California’s Acupuncture Board rules and regulations, ICEAM has decided to discontinue offering California Professional Development Activity (PDA) credits, effective January 1st, 2022. We continue to offer NCCAOM CEU’s for all live and online courses.
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