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Feeding accumulation
乳食积滞 〔乳食積滯〕rǔ shí jī zhì
A disease of the stomach and intestines in infants due to milk damage or food damage.
Simple suckling accumulation arises when the infant cries urgently for food and begins feeding while still crying or when feeding problems arise in spleen-stomach vacuity. In such cases, other signs include heart vexation, poor sleep, hot breath, the sour smell of milk in the mouth, vomiting of undigested milk, and diarrhea or constipation.
Medicinal therapy: Treat by dispersing milk and harmonizing the stomach for
Acumoxatherapy: Base treatment mainly on SP and ST. Select
Milk damage and food damage accumulation is characterized by the inability to taste ingested foods, poor stomach intake, glomus in the stomach duct and abdominal distension. In some cases, there may be tidal or low fever, and if the condition continues the child may become emaciated.
Medicinal therapy: The tip is treated by dispersing accumulation and abducting stagnation, whereas the root is treated by regulating the stomach and spleen.
Acumoxatherapy: Base treatment mainly on CV and ST. Select