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    Herpes zoster is an acute skin disease characterized by burning pain and clusters of vesicles arranged in bands around the trunk of the body. Acupuncture therapy involves needling regular and extra acupoints corresponding to the location of lesions, such as LI 11 and LI 4 for facial lesions or TE 6, TE 5, and SI 3 for waist lesions. Needles are retained for 30 minutes with strong initial stimulation. Reflective acupuncture on areas of the hands and feet matching the lesion locations can also be applied, using routine acupuncture or bleeding techniques.

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    Herpes zoster is an acute skin disease characterized by burning pain and clusters of vesicles arranged in bands around the trunk of the body. Acupuncture therapy involves needling regular and extra acupoints corresponding to the location of lesions, such as LI 11 and LI 4 for facial lesions or TE 6, TE 5, and SI 3 for waist lesions. Needles are retained for 30 minutes with strong initial stimulation. Reflective acupuncture on areas of the hands and feet matching the lesion locations can also be applied, using routine acupuncture or bleeding techniques.

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    Herpes zoster is an acute skin disease characterized by burning pain and clusters of vesicles arranged in bands around the trunk of the body. Acupuncture therapy involves needling regular and extra acupoints corresponding to the location of lesions, such as LI 11 and LI 4 for facial lesions or TE 6, TE 5, and SI 3 for waist lesions. Needles are retained for 30 minutes with strong initial stimulation. Reflective acupuncture on areas of the hands and feet matching the lesion locations can also be applied, using routine acupuncture or bleeding techniques.

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    Herpes zoster

    This is an acute skin disease with burning pain. The skin lesions are the erythema and
    clusters of vesicles arranged in tapelike around the trunk of thebody.

    Applications of hand therapy:

    Acupuncture therapy:

    At regular and extra acupoints:

    Location: According to the location of lesions. For example, Quchi (LI 11) and Hegu
    (LI 4) for lesions on the face; and Zhigou (TE 6), Waiguan (TE 5) and Houxi (SI 3)
    for lesions on the waist.

    Method of manipulation: After strong stimulation, the needles are retained for 30
    minutes.
    At reflective areas:
    Location: Areas corresponding to the location of lesion in dorsal and palmar reflective
    areas.

    Method of manipulation: Routine acupuncture and bleeding therapy can be applied.


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