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Alternative Medicine, Chinese Healing Arts, Acupuncture, etc. .. Everyone knows a lot about these topics?
I have a stomachache just unexplainable for about one day each month. I had almost every test possible done, and they have resorted to calling their "stomach migraines" and me given a migraine pill does not work. I'm at the point where I want to step away from what I have done and want to try something completely new. What should I look for in an alternative medicine doctor or clinic, what are the advantages and disadvantages, what is the best route to go, and how can I convince my parents, it is not "a pile of shit" and open their minds? Thanks for your time.
From your description, it is almost certainly a problem menstrual. Western doctors are very poorly suited to address they can not understand or explain, and label it as "psychosomatic or in your stomach migraine cases (Who did not even make sense ~.~)." I sent my doctor friend Chinese (it takes a bit to answer, since Internet access is more difficult to obtain in China), but once he meets me, I will give his impressions on your health. * Also do you know if the place that hurts is exactly the stomach, or one of the organs in the belly. You can view a map to understand anatomy. This will make it easier to diagnose your problem. TCM doctors in the United States have many health practices of women, then they would probably have an idea of what is happening here. I also know naturopaths do the same thing, so if you find one that specializes in women's health, they can help you. Naturopaths are state of dependence, but (in some, they are worth nothing to see). You would have to tell me who you are to know if there is any point in this regard. With your parents it really depends on how open minded they are (still once it depends on where you live as well). Assuming you do not have a strange condition psyochosomatic (where the cause, you must find a kind of emotional trauma that you had this not been treated, I had a friend who had something vaguely resembeld your description, after a drop and it fixed with a form of Chinese medicine .. long story), if there is a treatment for you, it will be in the alt Med field. You can very well tell them the reality. What I do does not work, I think it will. Would you help me or spend lots of money so I can be messed up for long? Judging Chinese doctors is difficult to do, especially if you do not have a good knowledge of the domain (ie as you are new). Chinese medicine is more art than exact reproducible scientific practice, for a result, the quality of doctors matters much more than a MD and the quality of your doctor may give very different results. You mostly from word of mouth and people's opinions. I know that some of good doctors in some regions of the United States, so I might be able to help. If you are a naturally intuitive person you may be able to tell whether the doctor seems good or bad, and I suppose that, at worst, to leave this question. Also Google that you are thinking because they will probably few comments online. * If she comes acupuncture ear up is probably not relevant to your requirement not to accept any person who proposes this. Also, most of what is said Kalos BS. It hangs on this forum and many practical attacks alt med. The topic that I am "intimately familiar with that" attack Chinese medicine (to the point that I consider myself an "expert"). The introduction of Western medicine has this sorta "bias hate "Against the Chinese medicine, to a degree you have to accept people saying things like Kalos. There are many things that bothers me Quackwatch, but I ended up writing and replying to this time since I did know enough about the subject in the sense that I could comment. If you read the source to a fair reading in context, to the mine; http://www.guswut.com/quack.html Hope all this helps. This could be a lot more to chew, so come back to me if you have any questions. * Edit my friend whos 19 has something similar to what youre describing (though hers was more painful) and we finally realized it was a fibroid.
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