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    Malaria is a disease characterized by chills, high fever, headache and sweating, usually occurring in summer and autumn. It can be treated with acupuncture at specific acupuncture points like Houxi (SI 3), Jianshi (PC 5) and Quchi (LI 11), inserting the needles before the onset of chills and fever and retaining them for 40 minutes. The document also provides additional information on traditional Chinese medicine and related topics.

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    Malaria is a disease characterized by chills, high fever, headache and sweating, usually occurring in summer and autumn. It can be treated with acupuncture at specific acupuncture points like Houxi (SI 3), Jianshi (PC 5) and Quchi (LI 11), inserting the needles before the onset of chills and fever and retaining them for 40 minutes. The document also provides additional information on traditional Chinese medicine and related topics.

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    Malaria

    Malaria is a disease with chills, high fever, headache and profuse sweating, usually
    occurring in summer and autumn.

    Malaria and diseases with chills and high fever similar to malaria can be treated by
    the following methods.

    Applications of hand therapy:

    Acupuncture therapy:

    At regular and extra acupoints:

    Location: Houxi (SI 3), J ianshi (PC 5) and Quchi (LI 11) acupoints.

    Method of manipulation: The needles are inserted two to three hours before the onset
    of chills and high fever and retained for 40 minutes.


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