手療治百病（英文）

     CONTENTS
   Chapter 1
    INTRODUCTION
    I. Origin and Development of Hand Therapy
    II. Hand Therapy Indications, Characteristics and
    Precautions
   Chapter 2
    COMMON ACUPOINTS FOR HAND THERAPY
   Chapter 3
    COMMON HAND THERAPY METHODS
    I. Hand Therapy Massage
    II. Hand Therapy Acupuncture
    III. Hand Therapy Using Hand Bath
    IV. Hand Therapy Using Hand Qigong
    V. Hand Therapy Using Miscellaneous Methods
   Chapter 4
    TREATMENT OF COMMON DISEASES
    I.Medical Diseases
    1. Common cold
    2. Cough
    3. Shortness of breath
    4. Asthma
    5. Heart palpitations
    6. Bi-syndrome of chest
    7. Stomachache
    8. Hiccups
    9. Vomiting
    10. Dysphagia
    11. Abdominal pain
    12. Dysentery
    13. Diarrhea
    14. Constipation
    15. Costal pain
    16. Abdominal mass
    17. Lumbago
    18. Retention of urine
    19. Incontinence of urine
    20. Emission of semen
    21. Impotence
    22. Insomnia
    23. Diabetes mellitus
    24. Vertigo
    25. Cerebral apoplexy
    26. Muscular atrophy
    27. Epilepsy
    28. Psychosis
    29. Dementia
    30. Shock
    31. Bi-syndrome
    32. Numbness
    33. Tetany
    34. Headache
    35. Febrile diseases
    36. Malaria
    37. Heat stroke
    II. Dermatological and Surgical Conditions
    1. Stiff neck
    2. Furuncle
    3. Tuberculosis of cervical lymph nodes
    4. Acute mastitis
    5. Herpes zoster
    6. Eczema
    7. Urticaria
    8. Neurodermatitis
    9. Tinea manuum
    III. Gynecological Diseases
    1. Dysmenorrhea
    2. Menstrual headache
    3. Amenorrhea
    4. Postpartum bleeding shock
    5. Postpartum convulsions
    6. Body pain after childbirth
    7. Oligogalactia
    8. Infertility in women
    9. Abdominal mass
    IV. Pediatric Diseases
    1. Convulsions
    2. Anorexia
    3. Stagnation of food
    4. Indigestive malnutrition
    5. Poliomyelitis
    6. Retardation of development
    7. General weakness
    8. Scleroderma in newborns
    V. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Oral Cavity
    1. Tinnitus and deafness
    2. Nasal obstruction
    3. Atrophic rhinitis
    4. Toothache
    5. Acute laryngitis
    6. Sore throat
    7. Deviation of mouth
    8. Myopia
    9. Pseudomembranous conjunctivitis
    10. Scleritis
    11. Paralytic strabismus
    12. Glaucoma
    13. Optic nerve atrophy
    14. Drooping upper eyelid