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Impact of Sujok

in Pancreatitis

2-Case ReportsDr. Paawan Wadhawan

M.D Medicine,

Department of Internal Medicine

Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital,New Delhi


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Introduction

The pancreas is a glandular organ in thedigestive system and endocrine system of

our body.

It secretes several important hormones,including insulin, glucagon, somatostatin,pancreatic polypeptide, and as a

digestive organ,it secretes pancreaticjuice containing digestive enzymes.


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Acute pancreatitis is a suddeninflammation of the pancreas.

3% of all cases of abdominal painadmitted to hospital.

Despite recent advances inmanagement, mortality has remained

unchanged at 10%.


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For SJTs- any acute pain abdomen inumbilical area raditing to back ,raised

serum Amylase and Lipase is Acutepancreatitis.


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Scenario in modern medicine

At present there is no definitive treatment of acutepancreatitis in modern medicine.

Disease takes its own course and usually takes upto 1 weak in mild cases to 3 months in severecases.

Mainstay of treatment is to give high dose Opiodanalgesics to control severe pain which occurs inall cases of pancreatitis with good hydration with

intravenous fluids. Once the acute phase is over then 85% of cases

develop complications of acute pancreatitis.


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Case 1 Mr Ashok Kumar 64 year old who was a

known case of Hypertension complained of

severe pain in abdomen since morning 4 Amon 28-7-13.

Pain was of severe intensity .On examinationpt was dehydrated, tongue was dry, pulse80/m,Bp -110/80 mm of hg,CVS-s1,s2 heard,

no s3,,no murmur, respiratory system-Bilateralair entry equal, no crepts, nowheez,abdomen was soft on palpation ,noguarding,no rigidity,no bowel sounds.


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Immediatelly vertical needling was donein mini correspondence system of all the 4

fingers of both hands. A total of around 50needles were used.


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Pain gone By half an hour pts pain was reduced by

90%.Patient was taken to hospital forconsultation where lab reports showed highvalues of serum Amylase (617)and Lipase(2125)consistent with the diagnosis of AcutePancreatitis.

Patient was admitted in intensive care unitand iv fluids were started as pt was quite

dehydrated. But no further analgesia wasgiven which was quite surprising for doctors ina patient with so high values of serumamylase and lipase.


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He sedation in pancreas internal organ

HO-HO-Ne(No)-Ho-Ne- He--Hebody - layer - int.organ - groupdimen-pancreas


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He sedation in pancreas meridian

Ho-He-No-He-Ne-Ne-Ho-Hebody-system-energy-meridian-group-dimension-

Pancreatic Meridian


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Homo sedation in pancreas

internal organ

HO-HO-Ne(No)-Ho-Ne- He--Hobody-layer - int.organ - groupdimen-pancreas


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Ho sedation in pancreas

meridian

Ho-He-No-He-Ne-Ne-Ho-Hobody-system-energy-meridian-group-dimension-Pancreatic

Meridian

NO improvement


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Acute renal failure t/t-

Sedation of cold. In nephrons of kidney


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Flushing technique used on v3-

v5 zones


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AKI-improved,good urine

output

KFTimproved

Blood urea -30 from 70

Creatinine-1.5 from 2.1 High blood sugars so insulin started-20u

TDS

CECT of pancreas done showed severepancreatitis with a Ct severity index of 6 to7.


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Pt is still restless

Considering the complex interplay oftriorigin forces in this case and with

intention to restore the pancreas toits original state now No tonificationwas done in pancreas organ andmeridian.


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No tonification in internal

organ of pancreas

HO-HO-Ne(No)-Ho-Ne- He--No

body - layer - int.organ - groupdimen-pancreas


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No tonified in pancreas

meridian

Ho-He-No-He-Ne-Ne-Ho-Nobody-system-energy-meridian-group-dimension-Pancreatic

Meridian


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Within half an hour of application of blackcolour pt told he is feeling better.

General condition improved in 6 hrs

For next 3 days pt was kept in observationand he showed improvement excepthigh sugar levels which required 60 units

of Insulin in one day.Doctors told recovery started.


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Hospital acquired infection

On 7thday pt developed high grade feverwith chills with TLC raised to 18000.

Hospital acquired infection wasconsidered and cultures were positive forpseudomonas aeruginosa.


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Infection treatment-possible

sources

A-

E- I,II,VII VIIIG-

D

BUT antibiotics also given-ethical issues inhospital


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This has brought down the TLCcounts slightly low to 14000 but high

fever continued .Serum procalcitonin level was done

which was very low meaning thereis no active infection but highvalues of CRP suggested that thereis active inflammation.


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Careful general examination showedthrombophlebitis of veins due to Iv

cannula and iv antibiotics.Also veins in which iv antibiotics were

given were very tender on palpation.


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He sedation in veins

Ho-He-Ho-Ho-Ho-He

Body-function-chest-circ.-veins-

Ho-Ho-No-Ho-He Body-layer-commun-vein


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2 hours after applying this treatment ptsgeneral condition improved dramatically,

there was no fever after that ,TLC came downto 9000.

Pt was discharged two days after that .

At home Pt sugar values were on higher sideso he continued to receive 50 units of Insulin

per day. All other physical problems of fever,

edema,pain have gone.


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Bed sore treatment by sujok

Next day he complained of burning inlower back on both sides of back.

Examination showed bedsores of grade 1along area of G meridian .Bilateraltonification of G relieved the burning andbed sores healed in 2 days.

Bed sore is a big issue in ModernMedicine.


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Treatment for diabetes atpancreas and cell membrane

level

For sugar control cells of Islets ofLangerhans were toned along with

improving the quality of cell membranesof cells with stimulation of liver, pancreas,spleen, stomach correspondence pointswhich brought the requirement of Insulin

from 50 U a day to 10 U a day within 1weak.


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Ho-Ho-Ne(No)-Ne-Ne-Ho-Ho-He body-layer - int.organ -groupdimen-pancreas-Bcells

E-X-A(H)-II, V


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Pseudocyst a complication of

pancreatitis

On 15 September pt complained of alarge lump in his abdomen which was

confirmed to be a large Psuedocyst byUSG and CECT abdomen.

This cyst was so large that it wascompressing the stomach and other parts

of abdominal viscera.


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What is Psuedocyst A pseudocyst that does not resolve

spontaneously can occasionally lead toserious complications, such as (1) paincaused by expansion of the lesion andpressure on other viscera, (2) rupture, (3)hemorrhage, and (4) abscess.

Rupture and hemorrhage are the primecauses of death from pancreaticpseudocyst.]


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Large Psuedocyst


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Yin humidity(pt has hemorrhoids, prostateenlarged and paraumbilical hernia so yin

humidity) sedation was started at Indiviualconstitution level with humidity sedationdryness tone at branch level in pancreasmeridian (2010 seminar of Prof. Park).

Within 1 month pseudocyst hasdecreased to a size of 40 cc from 450 ccand later disappeared.


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Resolving Psuedocyst


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Almost resolved Psuedocyst


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Psuedocyst treatment


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Development of neuropathy

Diabetes treatment was continued andpatient sugar levels were well controlled andinsulin was totally stopped

On 30 september pt complained of loss ofsensation in his left small finger and half ringfinger.

A diagnosis of ulnar nerve palsy was kept and

coldness was sedated in left F,E one by onebut no result.Then colness sedated in both Fand Eno result .


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Zone sujok ki applied in arm and legsystem directly on left arm on lower V2

.100% recovery in 2 minutes but againrelapse occurred next day.

Every time zone application done therewas a complete recovery but next day

again relapse occurred.


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Medical knowledge is Imp.

With sujok Triorigin acu used and nerves toned in hetero part

of left armno result. Detailed medical examination started which

revealed repeated injury to patients elbowbecause of the postures in which he used to sitand sleep which were corrected.

Also nerve conduction studies confirmedinvolvement of multiple nerves at subtle level-Mononeuritis Multiplexa.

Also vitamin B12 levels were done which werebelow normal level for which inj Neurobion wasgiven.


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Treatment of ulnar nerve palsy

via zones


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Balancing of PNS via rightJ,

left J-good recovery


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Smiles

At present pt is completely well

attending the court as he is anadvocate.


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Case report 2 Patient name Atul Kapoor age 41 year old a

Software Engineer in USA suffered from acutright abdominal pain in 2008.

Investigations showed he has a stricture ofcommon bile duct .

Underwent surgery called Roux en ycholedocojejunostomyin 2008 in which the

upper common bileduct proximal to thestricture was cut and anastomosed to thejejunum


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3 months after that he was again admitted inthe hospital with pain abdomen.

This time the pain started in the area ofumbilicus and radiating to the back.

Investigations revealed it to be a attack ofacute pancreatitis.

Admitted in hospital for about 2 weaks and

was put on opiod analgesics and iv fluids. After 3 months patient again had same

attack of pancreatitis.


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MRCP procedure -Now stricture ofpancreatic duct - later he was taken for

ERCP and a stent was inserted inpancreatic duct to maintain its patency.( six ki-even you do surgery but stillcoldness prevails around duodenum)

The life of this stent was 6 months afterwhich it has to be replaced by a newstent.


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Despite this patient kept on havingattacks of acute pancreatitis every 3-4

months ,also he has to undergo ERCPevery 6 months for stent replacementwhich was a very painful procedure plusduring the procedure also flare of acute

pancreatitis used to occur.


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Now doctors advice to undergo WHIPPLEsprocedure (pancreaticoduodenectomy-removal of duodenum with pancreatic head

with common bileduct and gallbladder)which he refused.

All this continued for a period of 3 years.Patient lost his job and was labeled aschronic ill in Central US data base .

Also attacks of acute gout started occurringafter every discharge from hospital due toheavy dose of opiod analgesics.


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In 2011 Sujok treatment was initiated withstimulation of correspondence points in

Insect and mini system.General condition of patient improved a

lot.

Patient did not have an attack for 8

months which was a very significantrecovery.


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one gout attack occured in right footgreat toe ice application in standard

correspondence gave wonderful results inarresting the attack.


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Arresting acute attack of gout


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After 8 months during period of attacktriorigin correspondence point stimulation

on hetero(no 14 exocrine pancreas joint)and neuto joint of Index finger(no 20 forpancreatic meridian as per transferprinciple) was used using fixed type of

triorigin acupuncture which arrested theattack within half an hour and the pt didnot go to hospital this time.


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Triorigin fixed joint acu inarresting the acute attack of

pancreas


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For Gout Dryness and coldness sedation wasdone in H.

After 12 months of that pt again had attack

which doctors diagnosed is due todisplacement of the stent as the pancreaticduct stricture has improved.

Stent was removed in jan 2013 and patient isall right after that.

He is still stimulating the pancreaticcorrespondence points. Gout attacks havegone now.


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Curing Gout-liver,kidney

involved


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After getting rid of his physical problems ptfound it difficult to get a job in USA as thecentral data base has labeled him as chronic

ill. He even tried for a job on petrol

pump,restaurant and shops but no bodygave him a job.

In smile spirit and as a universal solution againsujok was used.

Using triorigin life acupuncture neutro wastoned in his personal life.


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Triorigin life acu-tonification of

neutro in personal life

Ne-He-Ne Life-personal life-

Opened possibilities to treat personal,family,social,spiritual life problems-likefamily relations, getting job, social outcast


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Triorigin time acu Using hetero type of triorigin time

acupuncture his birth and present

constitutions were compared which showedtoo much excessiveness of hetero energies so

neutro was toned for the consecutive 2

months but no result later on homo and

neutro were toned and he got a job of

softaware engineer in US government itselfand that unit deals directly with the

documents of white house itself.


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Tables made in triorigin time

acu


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Tables made in triorigin time

acu


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Application of time acu


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CONCLUSION AND RESULTS

1.Sujok not only treats a disease in patient butit upgrades the patient at both physical andmental level.

2.With sujok changes can be made in anyarea of life like getting job in above case.

3.Triorigin is the theory on which He works soany thing can be changed using it.


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Recommendation for

pancreatitis It can be concluded that pancreatitis can be

caused by both hetero and homo factors ,as wedont know the cause in most acute causes so betterto tone No in vision of restoring the pancreas back toits original state. Once the cause of pancreatitis isclear then He or Ho sedation in combination with Notonification,Ne renting can be done.

If we can flush the activated proenzymes out ofpancreas by stimulation of pancreatic duct it can

also arrest the process very fast i.e hotness and windtonify in coldness(pancreatic duct) of pancreas.


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Recommendation for

pancreatitis

Stimulation of all 4 triorigin points on He finger

He and No joint i.e nail can be very very

effective in arresting attacks of pancreas. Correspondence stimulation of mini and

insect system is definitely a very good method

of dealing cases of acute pancreatitis.

Toning of G meridian can be very effective in

healing bed sore cases.


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Recommendation for

pancreatitis Sujok therapist must increase there general

knowledge and wherever required doctorshould be consulted to know the aetiology of

disease like happened in above case of Ulnarnerve palsy.

Personally I failed to control the infection ofPsuedomonas aeruginosa which is a verydreaded bacteria as per medical lieteratureso I am working hard on the the topic oftreating infections with sujok.


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