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Acupuncture Congress 2018

Herbal Medicine: Open Access

ISSN: 2472-0151

Page 69

August 20-21, 2018

Dublin, Ireland

9

th

International Conference on

Acupuncture &

Chinese Medicine

E

czema is a common dermatological condition presented in

western traditional Chinese medicine clinics. We see this

occurring in both sexes and in all age groups, from new born

babies to toddlers, teenagers, adults and senior citizens. Themain

symptoms which patients experience are redness of the skin,

dry skin, hot and itchy skin and flaky skin. This condition can be

extremely stressful for people, affecting their sleep and all areas

of their personal and professional lives. It often occurs alongside

other conditions such as hay fever and asthma too, which can be

especially stressful for the peoplewho experience this. Traditional

ChineseMedicine (TCM) has a very good success rate for treating

eczema using Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture and food

therapy. TCM’s aim is to treat the root cause of the condition,

which is internal, despite the main symptoms presenting on the

skin. TCM can offer bespoke treatments based on the patient’s

individual diagnosis. We commonly see wind-heat, damp-heat,

blood-heat, toxic-heat and heat due to yin deficiency being

presented by patients with eczema, so in order for the treatment

to be successful it must be tailored to each individual patient,

combining acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and food

therapy. Author has been practicing and teaching TCM for over

25 years in the United Kingdom where she specializes in treating

eczema and other related skin conditions such as psoriasis and

acne. Through her vast experience in treating Eczema and other

skin conditions, she has created specific Chinese herbal medicine

formulas for treating these conditions effectively and has been

successful with patients from all over the UK and Europe.

shulantang99@gmail.com

Traditional Chinese medicine and eczema

Shulan Tang

Shulan College of Chinese Medicine, UK

Herb Med. 2018, Volume 4

DOI: 10.21767/2472-0151-C1-003