The “three ninth” day moxibustion therapy day moxibustion, is the main method of Chinese medicine moxibustion treatment method of non-hot moxibustion method, also known as foam therapy, is the stimulation of acupuncture points with the help of a special blend of drugs, so that the blood, and even blistering, to stimulate the meridians, adjust the qi and blood, regulate the function of the internal organs to prevent and control disease a therapy. Since ancient times, traditional Chinese medicine has the saying “three nine to make up for a winter, the next year without disease and pain”. The day of the winter solstice is the “first nine days”, and the next nine days are the “second nine days”, and the next nine days are the “third nine days”. The coldest day of the year, the third nine days, is when both nature and the human body begin to enter a state of Yang decay and Yin exuberance, and diseases of various systems, especially respiratory diseases and joint pain and other deficient cold conditions, tend to attack or worsen. The main reason for this is that it is a good idea to apply pungent and warm medicines to specific acupuncture points to disperse cold, invigorate blood and resolve phlegm, stimulate yang energy and make the body’s yang energy more abundant, thus enhancing the body’s immune function, improving the ability to resist disease and preventing the occurrence of cold diseases. Therefore, “three nine days of moxibustion” can be used as a continuation and supplement of the “three volt days of moxibustion” treatment and health care, the so-called “summer nourishment three volt, winter supplement three nine”, the two together, can “The two together can be used to treat winter diseases and winter diseases, so that the body can be adjusted throughout the year, and the effects of treatment are complementary. The indications of the acupuncture department of the studio Wu Guohua Tian Moxibustion Therapy: 1. respiratory diseases such as: allergic rhinitis, perennial recurrent cold, bronchial asthma, wheezing bronchitis, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, slow pharyngitis. 2. chronic gastroenteritis, gastrointestinal dysfunction, stomach pain, chronic diarrhea. 3. neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain, arthritis. 4. chronic pelvic inflammation, dysmenorrhea. 5. insomnia, noma, bedwetting in children. Physical weakness and sickness. Contraindications for acute-onset disease, fever, throat inflammation, lung infection, pregnant women, severe cardiopulmonary insufficiency, diabetes, etc. 5. In addition, children under 2 years of age should not be treated with compressing because their skin is delicate and the compressing may cause infection. Note: 1. Time of compressing: 1~3 hours for adults, 0.5~1 hour for children or as per doctor’s advice. 2. Avoid eating cold, spicy and other stimulating foods within 3 days after compressing, and be careful with foods that are prone to pus, such as beef, roast goose, duck, peanuts, soy products, etc. Abstain from eating fish, shrimp, raw chicken and other allergenic foods. 3. This is a normal reaction. If blisters appear, the wound should be protected to avoid scratching and infection, and serious cases should be treated in hospital. (It has been observed that people with blisters have better efficacy, because these people have good drug penetration and absorption.) This year, the schedule of Sanjiu daily moxibustion is as follows: Location arrangement: Pre-Nine: Friday, December 13, 2013 Taicheng Shagang Lake Road No. 100 Chinese Hospital Xingqu Building One-Nine: Sunday, December 22, 2013 First Floor Hall Two-Nine: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 Three Nine: Thursday, January 09, 2014 Strengthening: Saturday, January 18, 2014 Taishan City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Department Consultation Tel: 0750-5559696