Bloodletting and External Herbs for Hepatic Lesion

The subject of this case report is a 54-year-old male with right-sided rib pain of seven months duration. The patient presented with a hepatic lesion, diagnosed as either a liver cyst or hemangioma. This case  employs bloodletting and external application of herbs to resolve the problem.

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Kathy Taromina D.A.C.M, L.AC

ResearchCraig MitchellFaculty, bloodletting, external herbs, hepatic lesion, rib pain, The Lantern, Kathy Taromina