I. ADVERSE DETERMINATION CASES. 1. Introduction. This topic focuses on adverse determination cases and discusses in particular. the degree and nature of development necessary for adverse cases as well as the. proper content and organization of adverse determination letters. A case should be developed to the extent that the specialist can fully support, explain, and justify an adverse decision.
Cupping can be done quite regularly as often as 3 times per week, however, its best to let the bruises heal fully before you use this therapy again. Cupping can be done quite regularly as often as 3 times per week, however, its best to let the bruises heal fully before you use this therapy again. Once in 24 hours.
Cupping involves the application of suction through the use of glass, plastic or bamboo cups to specific Acupuncture points on the body. Cupping stimulates the site of application by producing localized blood congestion. Its uses include treatment for back pain, sprains, soft tissue injuries and pain associated with menstruation. Both Moxibustion and Cupping can be used alone or in conjunction with Acupuncture. Cupping is a simple and safe procedure. On occasion some patients experience mild bruising which generally dissipates within a few days. The Cupping procedure is painless and feels similar to a medium-light to deep massage depending on the amount of suction applied by the Acupuncturist.