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AKSHAYA ACUPUNCTURE
#259, 7th Main, 3rd Cross, behind Siddivinayaka Temple ,
Lalithmahal nagar,Mysore-570028.
( A Unit of Meridian Acupuncture Academy).
Email: mysoreacupuncture@gmail.com.
Web:
Mobile: +91-9449637296
Patients ID No:…………………………….
Relationship to patient:_____________________________________________________
Name of Responsible Party:_________________________________________________
Phone: ______________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________
City:__________________________________________ Pin:_________________
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Other Diagnosis:
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Do you have a pacemaker? __________________________________________________________________________
Do you have any allergies? _________________________________________________________________________
Any Others:………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Daily Habits:
Do you have a regular exercise program? If so,what? ______________________________________________________
How much milk, coffee, tea or soda do you drink per day? __________________________________________________
Please list all medications you are currently taking or within past 2 months:
Please list over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and supplements you are currently taking:
Name Dose Reason
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Comments
Briefly tell me of any other problems you would like to discuss.
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What other kinds of treatment have you tried and for what disease/disorder?
Type Disease/Disorder
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1.Onset (how did the pain first start - suddenly, gradually? What were you doing?):
7.Frequency of pain episodes (once, twice, three times … per … hour, day, week, month):
9.Aggravating factors:
10.Relieving factors:
11.Associated symptoms:
Please indicate on the diagram below the site of your pain, and / or other symptoms.
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Consent to Treatment
I have been informed of the risks and symptoms of treatments, which can include, but are not limited to: slight pain, vomiting,
excess urination, dysentery, excess sweating, re-occurrence of previous pains, tiredness, giddiness, and the possibility of
other unforeseen risks. I freely accept the risks involved with my procedure.
I understand that I must let my practitioner to know if I am carrying, or believe to have any infectious agents, including but at
not limited to HIV, TB and Hepatitis. In some cases where cross-infection is high, my practitioner may withhold treatment.
I have been informed that I have the right to refuse any form of treatment. I understand the nature of the treatments, have
been informed of the risks and possible consequences involved with these treatments, and have been given the opportunity
to ask questions pertaining to the treatments. I also understand there is always a possibility of an unexpected complication
and I understand that no guarantee can be made concerning the results of acupuncture treatment. The length of my
treatment depends on the severity of my condition. In some cases my symptoms may temporarily worsen before they begin
to improve.
Please hand this directly to the acupuncturist at your first consultation. Thank you.
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The World Health Organisation proposed that acupuncture can be used in the treatment of the following conditions
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Acupuncture: I understand
that the acupuncture will be
performed by the insertion
of sterile, disposable single-
use needles through the
skin at certain points on my
body; and that such
treatment is intended to
improve the body's
physiologic function or
modify the perception of
pain. I have been informed
that although rare, side
effects may result from my
acupuncture treatment.
These could include, but are
not limited to: minor pain or
discomfort, localized
bruising, fainting, nausea,
and the temporary
aggravation of preexisting
conditions.
Moxibustion: Heat
treatments using Artemesia
vulgaris (moxibustion,
“moxa”). Indirect
moxibustion treatments
involve putting moxa on the
head of the needle or on top
of a barrier such as salt or a
slice of ginger. The heat
generated from the moxa
treatments may involve
slight discomfort or leave a
blister or scar on the skin.
With any type of heat, there
is always the risk of burn.
Bloodletting: alone or in
conjunction with cupping,
may be used to improve
circulation in specific
meridians. Sterile needles
are inserted into the skin
and a small amount of blood
is expressed from the
puncture.
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