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I am currently treating a patient who feels cool (general yang deficiency) and when treating points on her back (Du4) with the heat lamp directly over her back she complains of having a cold back at the END of treatment after the heat lamp has been over her back for 10-15 minutes ??
Has anyone else experienced this? why would her back be more cold after treatment?
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She is probably on a blood thinner. Perhaps Plavix. Aspirin will make the feeling
of coldness even worse. If hse has a heart condition, she must continue to take blood thinners.
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Try heavy moxa instead of the lamp?
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