Study of the relationship between acupuncture dose and effect

Abstract

Acupuncture dose-effect relationship is the essential feature of acupuncture and the key factor of acupuncture's therapeutic effect. It is a comprehensive category, including needle direction, needle strength, needle depth, selection of specific techniques, length of time between acupuncture treatment sessions, length of needle retention time, and frequency of treatment, all of which play a decisive role in the curative effect and prognosis of diseases.

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Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine