Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Quotation Norms
3 Terms and Definitions
4 Procedures and Requirements
5 Precautions
6 Contraindications
Annex A（Informative） Common Moxa Sticks
Annex B（Informative） Common Indirect Moxibustion
Annex C（Informative） Common Moxa Burner
Annex D（Normative） Amount of Moxa， Treatment Time and Course
Annex E（Nonuative） Management of Fainting due to Moxibustion
前言
引言
1范围
2规范性引用文件
3术语和定义
4操作步骤与要求
5注意事项
6禁忌
附录A（资料性附录）常用艾条
附录B（资料性附录）常用间接灸
附录C（资料性附录）常用温灸器
附录D（规范性附录）艾灸量、治疗时间及疗程
附录E（规范性附录）晕灸的处理办法​


 

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B.1 Moxibustion on Ginger
Slice fresh ginger into flat pieces with a diameter about 2 ～ 3cm and 0.4 ～ 0.6cm in thickness.Pierce several holes in the slice of ginger with a needle.Put the ginger slice on the acupoints or diseased areas， then place moxa cone on the slice and light the cone.When the cone burns out， replace it with another one until completion of treatment.The skin must become red but should not appear burned when completion.This method is frequently used in case of vomiting， abdominal pain， diarrhea and pain due to cold.
B.2 Moxibustion on Garlic
Slice fresh garlic seeds into pieces of about 0.3 ～ 0.5cm in thickness and pierce several holes in the slices with a needle.Put a garlic slice on the acupoint or diseased area， then place a moxa cone on the slice and light it.When the cone burns out， replace it with another one until completion oftreatment.This method is frequently used in case of scrofula， tuberculosis and the early stage ofpyogenic infection and painful swelling.