De Qi Sensation
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| De Qi Sensation | |
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| Term | De Qi Sensation |
| Short definition | De Qi Sensation - (pronounced) (duh chee sen-SAY-shun) Tingling, numbness, heaviness, and other feelings that occur after an acupuncture needle is properly placed in the body. The needle can be twisted, moved up and down at different speeds and depths, heated or charged with a small electric current until the De Qi feeling occurs |
| Type | Cancer terms |
| Specialty | Oncology |
| Language | English |
| Source | NCI |
| Comments | |
De Qi Sensation - (pronounced) (duh chee sen-SAY-shun) Tingling, numbness, heaviness, and other feelings that occur after an acupuncture needle is properly placed in the body. The needle can be twisted, moved up and down at different speeds and depths, heated or charged with a small electric current until the De Qi feeling occurs
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