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SECTION ONE GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO WAA 1

Chapter 1 Characteristics and Advantages of WAA 1

1．Characteristics 1

2．Advantages 2

Chapter 2 History of the Exploration of WAA 3

SECTION TWO METHODS OF WAA 9

Chapter 1 Location of Symptoms and Signs 9

1．Classification of Symptoms and Signs 9

2．Longitudinal Division of the Body 10

Chapter 2 Location and Selection of Points 19

1．Points at the Wrist 20

2．Points at the Ankle 22

3．Selection of Points 23

Chapter 3 Needling Techniques 26

1．Selection of Needles 27

2．Posture of Patients and Operators 29

3．Direction of Needles 29

4．Position of the Inserting Points 30

5．Sterilization of Skin 30

6．Steps of Needle Manipulation 30

7．Course of Treatment 34

8．Adverse Effects 34

9．Contraindications 36

10．Therapeutic Results 36

SECTION THREE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF WAA 37

Chapter 1 General Introduction 37

1．Case History and Physical Examination 38

2．Tender Spots 38

3．Intensity ofTenderness 40

4．Evaluation of Therapeutic Effects 40

5．Discussion on the Therapeutic Mechanism of WAA 41

Chapter 2 Pain Syndromes 42

1．Headache 42

2．Trigeminal Neuralgia 56

3．Temporomandibular Joint Pain 61

4．Toothache 65

5．Sore Throat 68

6．Pain Syndromes of Spinal Column 70

7．Cervical Strain Syndrome 81

8．Cervicobrachial Syndrome 84

9．Shoulder Pain 89

10．Elbow Pain 92

11．Wrist Pain 95

12．Pain of Metacarpophalangeal Joints 97

13．Third Lumbar Vertebral Transverse Process Syndrome 101

14．Sciatica 103

15．Knee Joint Pain 106

16．Ankle Joint Pain 109

17．Foot Pain 110

18．Polyarthralgia 113

19．Myalgia 117

20．Herpes Zoster and Postherpetic Neuralgia 124

21．Chest Pain 131

22．Pain in the Region of the Abdomen 138

Chapter 3 Neurological and Psychological Disorders 143

1．Dizziness and Vertigo 143

2．Bell's Palsy 147

3．Facial Spasm 149

4．Paralysis ofCommon Peroneal Nerve 150

5．Polyneuritis 152

6．Sensory Disturbance 155

7．Neuritis of the Lateral Cutaneous Nerve of Thigh 157

8．Hemiplegia 160

9．Tics 163

10．Insomnia 167

11．Anxiety Neurosis 169

12．Affective Psychosis 172

Chapter 4 Internal Disorders 176

1．Common Cold 176

2．Bronchitis 178

3．Bitter Taste and Halitosis 182

4．Hiccup 184

5．Constipation 186

6．Enuresis 189

7．Frequent Urination 193

Chapter 5 Gynecological Disorders 196

1．Acute mastitis 196

2．Dysmenorrhea 198

3．Leukorrhagia 199

4．Menopausal Syndrome 201

Chapter 6 Dermatological Disorders 203

1．Pruritus 203

2．Urticaria 207

3．Contact Dermatitis 208

4．Chilblain 209

Chapter 7 Disorders of Eyes 211

1．Hordeolum 211

2．Lachrymation 212

3．Bulbar Conjunctiva Inflammation 213

4．Adolescent Myopia 214

5．Diminution of Vision 218

Chapter 8 Surgical Disorders 219

1．Renal Colic 219

2．Hemorrhoid Pain 220

3．Angiitis 221

4．Chronic Leg Ulcer 223

5．Analgesia in Dressing Change 224

6．Paralysis of Intestinal Peristaltic Function after Abdominal Operation 225

7．Wound Healing after Appendectomy 226

SECTION FOUR PHOTOS ILLUSTRATING NEEDLING TECHNIQUESList of Photos 228