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This Online Course has been recorded at Zhejiang Chinese Medical University. It was taught by Tim Vukan - founder of Wushan TCM. Tim Vukan, MMed, Master of Chinese medicine at (ZCMU) is one of the few foreigners who completed his more than 12 years of Chinese medicine education directly in China! He is a certified Chinese medicine practitioner who has been studying and practicing for more than ten years at Zhejiang Chinese Medical University in Hangzhou (China). He is now teaching Chinese medicine to Chinese and foreign students at ZCMU.
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- 2. Tim completed more than 10 years at Zhejiang Chinese Medical University - Chinese language study - undergraduate (Bachelor degree) - postgraduate (Master degree) About Tim Vukan Foreign teacher at Zhejiang Chinese Medical University Contact Email: timvukan@wushantcm.com
- 4. Cupping therapy 拔罐法 Backgrounds: In Chinese medicine classics it was named as „horn method“, „suction tube method“ or „fire cupping cupping“. In the past it has been mainly applied for the treatment of carbuncles and furuncles while nowadays it used to treat in combination with acupuncture for skin disease, acute sprains with blood stasis, neurodermatitis and other blood letting treatments.
- 5. Common used cupping tools Learn about the different cupping variations and their usages in the clinic bamboo cups ceramic cups glass cups plastic cups
- 6. Learn variations – Cupping therapy Fire Twinkling method Fire Cupping Fire Throwing method
- 7. Learn variations – Cupping therapy Insert cotton patch alcohol method air pump method boiling method
- 8. Cupping methods – retaining method An Introduction The cup is attached to the skin of the body, retaining for 10-15 minutes and then taken off. 1
- 9. Cupping methods – Successive flash method An Introduction The cup is sucked to the selected place and removed repeatedly and swiftly until the skin besomes reddish and congested hyperaemic. 2
- 10. Cupping methods – Movable Cupping An Introduction Also called as push or pull cupping method. It is suitable for treatment of a large are with rich muscles such as the back, the lumbus etc. 3
- 11. Cupping methods – Bloodletting puncturing and cupping An Introduction In this method cupping is combined with bloodletting puncturing therapy. It is suitable for the treatment of heat syndromes, excessive syndromes, excessive cold syndromes and blood stagantion syndromes in relation with skin disease. 4
- 12. Cupping methods – Retaining needle and cupping method An Introduction This method can be applied for Wind Dampness Bi syndromes but should not to be used on the area of the chest and upper back position of the body. The pressure inside the cup easily can push the needle to deeper layers of the body and lead to pneumothorax. 5
- 13. Cupping methods – Removal of Cup and Precautions An Introduction On removal, hold the cup with the left hand and press the skin beside the edge of the cup with the right hand to let air enter the cup, then release it.
- 14. Cupping methods – Removal of Cup and Precautions An Introduction Caution for burning or scalding the skin during treatment. If blisters appear due to scalding for a long time retaining of the cup, no more treatment is needed for a small blister besides covering the sterilized gauze on the blisters. For a bigger blister, drainage of liquid with a sterile syringe to prevent infection.
- 15. Management after treatment with Cupping glasses 1. After removing the cup, apply a sterile cotton ball to gently wipe the skin and red spots. 2. If there is pain or feeling of itchy after removing the cup, do not scratch the surface and wait until the spot can fade away within a few days. 3. If small blisters appear allow a few days to let them absorb themselves, no treatment is required; if blisters are large, apply disinfection and use sterile needle to release the fluid or apply a sterile gauze to prevent from infection. 4. Do not apply cupping therapy on skin irritation, ulcers, edema and large blood vessels. Also do not apply cupping on pregnant women's abdomen and lumbosacral are.