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Chinese Medicine Guide > Chinese Medicines > Chinese Medicine For Bedsores
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Chinese Medicine For Bedsores |
Cure Bedsores With Mo Yao
Mo Yao is a Chinese herb that is also known as the myrrh. This herb is bitter to the taste but is very good in dispelling blood statis, alleviating pain, and invigorating the blood. It also reduces skin swelling due to bedsores. To use Mo Yao to treat bedsores, just apply the herb topically on the skin. It also works perfectly for abrasions, wounds, and hemorrhoids.
Herbal Treatment for Bedsores with Moxibustion Therapy
The moxibustion is a form of acupuncture therapy. A clinical study has been conducted and it was found out that moxibustion therapy had successfully treated 58 out of 73 patients who are suffering from bedsores. And out of the 15 people who were not totally treated, 12 had observed improvements in their condition and only 3 patients report that the process was ineffective for them. Only a certified health practitioner is allowed to conduct acupuncture or moxibustion therapy.
Natural Cure for Bedsores with Goldenseal, Suma, and Pau d'Arco herbs
These three herbs are can also help ease the effects of bedsores. To use them, just boil enough leaves to make a tea. You can also extract the juice of these herbs and take them as is. These herbs contain nutrients that could promote blood circulation in the body, which is a big help to bedridden people.
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About Bedsores
Chinese medicine has a cure for almost all types of diseases known to man. Bedsores, or the condition wherein your skin develops lesions due to problems in blood circulation, are addressed as well. Bedsore are common to people who are suffering from a disease that makes them bedridden. Bedsores occur because blood cannot flow freely on certain parts of the body, more particularly at the back, as the person is always lying down.
To use Chinese traditional medicine for bedsores use the medicines on this page.
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