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Li Su juan, a TCM (traditional Chinese medicine)
specialist in Shanghai, has magic power in
the TCM way to cure trigeminal neuralgia, which
brings out astonishing result. Doctor Li has
worked in the academic circle of trigeminal
neuralgia for more than 30 years, rich clinic
experience, professional, and successful!
Her magic patent medicine, which you can only
find in the hands of doctor Li, helps over
35,306 serious trigeminal neuralgia patients
restore happy and healthy lives. Her dissertation
has won outstanding scientific awards for
several times in China and overseas.
Trigeminal
neuralgia causes facial pain. Trigeminal neuralgia
develops in mid to late life. The condition
is the most frequently occurring of all the
nerve pain disorders. The pain, which comes
and goes, feels like bursts of sharp, stabbing,
and electric shock. The pain lasts from a
few seconds to a few minutes.
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the patient takes Dilantin or Carbamazepine, or
local resection operation, but no satisfactory result
comes out. The creative treatment, invented by doctor
Li, which is safe, with total effective ratio of
91%, is so easy to be accepted by the patients.
Since 1989, it has been used to cure trigeminal
neuralgia, and from 1990, doctor Li has opened a
special outpatient department for trigeminal neuralgia
patients in Shibei Hospital. Up to August 8, 2005,
total number of the patients who have accepted her
treatment have reached 35,306, domestically from
Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Heilongjiang, Liaoning,
Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Beijing, Tianjin,
Hunan, Hubei, Sichuan, Guangdong, Hannan, and overseas
from Hongkong, Macao, Taiwan, Japan, America, Canada,
and Singapore. The treatment and its astonishing
effect have been introduced to the pubic in a large
scale through mass media, including "Wenhui
Daily", "Xinmin Evening", "Jiefang
Daily", "People's Hygiene", "Science
Life" magazine, and Shanghai Oriental Broadcasting
Station. Lots of patients say goodbye to the trigeminal
neuralgia, after doctor Li's treatment. |
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| Idiopathie
trigeminal neuralgia is the name given to brief paroxgsms
of scaring facial pain.It occurs in the edlerly
without any accompanying physical signs. The diagnosis
criteria in the paper as follows: 1.Paroxgsmal attacks
of facial or frontal pain which last a few second
to lest than two minutes.2.Pain has at least four
of the charrateristies (eg.dis- tribution along
one or more divisions of the trigemina nerve, sudden,
pain intersity severe, precipitation form trigger
areas and between Paroxysms the patient in entirely
asgmptoms).3.No neurological deficit.4.Attacks are
stereotyped in the individual patient .5.exclusion
of other carrses of facial pain.
The
thrapic effects of traditional Chinese drug C
Ludonin, contain:Bai jiang can,Chuan xiong,Dang
gui etc and Carbama- zepine were analgsed.983
patients with idiopathie trigeminal neutogia are
summarized.Patients' are from 26-83 years old
>=40 years old in 903 cages(91.8%).The courses
of the illness were from 2 months to 4.5 years,>=1
years in 892 cases (90.7%).
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Our Doctor
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Li Su juan, a TCM (Traditional
Chinese Medicine)specialist and a member of TCM
and Western Medicine Association, has been the
executive dean of Lin Fen Hospital, and the dean
of outpatient department of Shibei Hospital successively.
In 1996, she has won nominate of "Ten Windows"
outstanding professional women in Shanghai, ranking
18th. In 1998, her name and her story have been
written into the book of "Dictionary of Chinese
Experts". In TCM treatment of tumor, chronic hepatic
disease, rheumatism, stroke, chronic nephropathy,
hemicrania, especially trigeminal neuralgia, she
has made great achievements. Dissertation in these
circles have been published on the domestic and
foreign medical magazines, some of which have
won outstanding medical dissertation awards. The
World Traditional Medicine Conference in Beijing
gave her opportunity to make speech, and written
work was selected in files edited by International
Traditional Medicine Conference in Spain.
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