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ویرایش: 1 نویسندگان: Andreas A. Bew, Sabine Wilms, Simon Becker سری: Complementary Medicine (Thieme Hardcover) ISBN (شابک) : 9783131489913, 313148991X ناشر: Thieme;TPS سال نشر: 2010 تعداد صفحات: 367 زبان: English, German فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 5 مگابایت
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Chinese medicine in fertility disorders به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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Content: Preface Section 1: Introduction 1 Fertility Treatment - Its Social and Cultural Context 1.1 Reduced Fertility - Epidemiology - Causes 1.2 Reproduction and Sexuality 2 Ethics 2.1 Human Dignity 2.2 Instrumentalization - Intervention in Fertility Treatment 2.3 Love, Sex, and Reproduction 2.4 Developments 3 Guanyin - Goddess of Fertility 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Starting a Family in China 3.3 Goddess of Compassion 3.4 Guanyin - A Mother Goddess 3.5 Song Zi Niang Niang - The Woman who can Bestow Children 3.6 Times of Prayer 3.7 Willingness and Openness 3.8 Transmitting Symbolism to the West 4 The Wish for Sons - Woman and Family in Imperial China - Qiu Zi ?? 4.1 The Status of Women 4.2 Causes of Childlessness 4.3 Couldn t It Have Been Different? 5 Advice on Successful Sexual Intercourse from the Medical Classics 5.1 How Often is the Man Allowed? Containing the Damage in Spite of "Jing Loss" 5.2 Foreplay - Only the Excited Woman Increases the Man s Jing 5.3 "The Soldier is not Ready for Action" 5.4 When She Can t Do as She Wants 5.5 The When and Where Must be Heeded as Well 5.6 No Offspring Even Though Everything Was Done Correctly? 5.7 Pregnant At Last - How to avoid Mistakes? Section 2: Fertility Treatment and Pregnancy - Reproductive Medicine and TCM in Meaningful Cooperation 6 Fertility Treatment and Pregnancy - Reproductive Medicine and TCM in Meaningful Cooperation 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Causes of Subfertility and Infertility in Women and Men 6.3 Biomedical Methods for the Treatment of Infertility and Sterility 6.4 Risks of Treatment with Reproductive Medicine 6.5 Options of TCM in the Treatment of Infertility and Sterility 6.6 Cooperation between TCM and Biomedicine 6.7 Case Histories 6.8 Conclusion Section 3: Fertility Treatment and Pregnancy - Foundations of TCM 7 Physiology and Pathology of Fertility and Reproduction from the TCM Perspective 7.1 The Energies Jing, Qi, and Xue 7.2 The Extraordinary Vessels 7.3 The Viscera and Bowels 7.4 The Physiology of Menstruation from the TCM Perspective 7.5 Conception 7.6 Pregnancy 7.7 The Pathology of Infertility from the TCM Perspective 7.8 Summary of Infertility in Tables 8 Worth a Thousand in Gold - The Quest for Perfect Children in Early China 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Sun Simiao and the Bei Ji Qian Jin Yao Fang 8.3 Fertility Treatments in the Qian Jin Fang 8.4 Summary 8.5 Pregnancy Treatments in the Qian Jin Fang Section 4: Options and Methods in Fertility Treatment 9 Qi Gong 9.1 Qi Gong and its Medical Applications 9.2 Qi Gong for Fertility Treatment in China 9.3 Qi Gong as Treatment by the Practitioner 9.4 Qi Gong as Self-treatment 10 Tui Na Therapy 10.1 Effect and Application in Infertility 10.2 Description of a Tui Na Technique and its Effect 10.3 Self-massage in Infertility 11 Moxibusion 11.1 General Effect 11.2 The Use of Moxibustion in Fertility Treatment 11.3 Localization and Application 11.4 Problems in the Application of Moxa Therapy 12 Acupuncture 12.1 Points on the Pubic Line 5 Cun below the Navel 12.2 Points on the Pubic Line 4 Cun below the Navel 12.3 Points on the Pubic Line 3 Cun below the Navel 12.4 Points on the Pubic Line 2 Cun below the Navel 12.5 Points on the Pubic Line 1 Cun below the Navel 12.6 Important Points on the Liver Channel 13 Chinese Dietetics 13.1 Food Culture and Dietetics 13.2 To Preserve and Protect Jing 13.3 Certified Organic Food and its Preparation 13.4 Chinese Dietetics 13.5 Yang, Warmth, and Food 13.6 Dampness, Phlegm, and Food 13.7 Blood Stasis and Food 14 Chinese Medicinal Therapy in Threatened or Recurrent Miscarriage and in Pregnancy 14.1 Miscarriage and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss from the Perspective of Western Medicine 14.2 Miscarriage and Recurrent Pregnancy Loss from the TCM Perspective 14.3 Chinese Medicinal Therapy during Pregnancy 14.5 Appendix 15 Formula Shao Fu Zhu Yu Tang - Decoction for Treating Infertility 15.1 Introduction 15.2 The Traditional Formula Shao Fu Zhu Yu Tang 15.3 Formula Analysis 15.4 The Application of Shao Fu Zhu Yu Tang in Modern Clinical Practice 15.5 Case Studies 15.6 Conclusion Section 5: Fertility Disorders and Treatment Concepts 16 Menstrual Disorders - Yue Jing Bing 16.1 Physiology of the Menstrual Cycle 16.2 Distinctive Features in Diagnosis and Treatment 16.3 Excessive Bleeding 16.4 Dysfunctional Bleeding 16.5 Insufficient Bleeding 16.6 Menstruation at Irregular Intervals 16.7 Dysmenorrhea 16.8 Commonly Used Acupuncture Points and their Combinations in Modern TCM 16.9 Case Studies 17 Early Menopause 17.1 Introduction 17.2 Vacuity Patterns 17.3 Repletion Patterns 17.4 Conclusion 18 Infertility and Sexual Disorders 18.1 The Three Dimensions of Sexuality 18.2 Disorders of Male Fertility - Exhaustion of Water (Kidney) and Wood (Liver) 18.3 Disorders in the Sexuality of Men and Women 18.4 Differentiation Between Patterns 19 The Treatment of Male Infertility with TCM 19.1 Infertility - a Special Challenge 19.2 Causes of Male Infertility 19.3 Diagnostics and Diagnoses of Male Infertility 19.4 Treatment of Male Infertility 19.5 Case Studies 19.6 Practical Experiences 19.7 Conclusion 20 Endometriosis - Nei Ji 20.1 Causes and Pathogenesis from the Biomedical Perspective 20.2 Endometriosis and Fertility 20.3 Clinical Picture and Therapy from the TCM Perspective 20.4 Important Disease Patterns 20.5 Treatment during Menstruation 20.6 Case Study 21 PCO Syndrome and Fertility 21.1 How does PCOS Arise? 21.2 Treatment with Biomedicine 21.3 Treatment with TCM 21.4 Differential Diagnosis 22 Supplementary Chinese Medicinal Therapy in IVF/ET Treatments 22.1 History of Fertility Treatment in TCM 22.2 Preliminary Results 22.3 When and For Which Patients is IVF/ET or ICSI/ET Treatment Appropriate? 22.4 Case Studies 22.5 Why can TCM Support In Vitro Fertilization? 22.6 Conclusion Section 6: Patient Support 23 Inviting the "Heavenly Spark" - Shen in the Support of Couples in Fertility Treatment 23.1 Shen as Consciousness and Mindfulness of the Practitioner 23.2 Shen as Power of the Heart and Spiritual Connection of the Couple 23.3 Shen as Heavenly Spark during Conception 23.4 Discussion 23.5 Concluding Remarks 24 Stress and Infertility 24.1 What Causes Stress? 24.2 The Motor - Ming Men 24.3 The End of Pushing 24.4 Losing and Gaining Identity 24.5 Strategies for Harmonizing Self-awareness and Partnership 25 Supporting the Couple in Successful and Failed Fertility Treatment 25.1 Supporting Pregnancy 25.2 Support in Failed Fertility Treatment Section 7: Appendix List of Photos and Illustrations General Index Prescription Index