Table 5.

Korean Medicine Treatments for Each Physical Symptom

Physical symptoms
Symptoms/signs		Insomnia/nightmare	Anorexia/dyspepsia	Lethargy/exhaustion	Headache/dizziness	Pain
Treatments to be considered		Ear acupuncture, acupuncture, herbal medicine
Intervention	Herbal medicine	Sangoin-tang, Kwibi-tang, Chunwangbosim-dan, Ondam-tang	Hyangsapyeongwi-san, Banhasasim-tang, Bulhwangeumjeonggi-san, Samchulkunbi-tang, Banhahubak-tang, Daehwajung-eum, Naesowhajung-tang, Youkgunja-tang, Sayeok-san	Bojungykki-tang, Palmul-tang, Gamisoyo-san, Kwibi-tang, Yukmijiwhang-wan/Pamijiwhang-wan, Ssanghwa-tang, Shipjeondaebo-tang	Headache: Galgeun-tang, Chogsanggeontong-tang, Banhabaekchoolcheunma-tang, Oryung-san Dizziness: Banhabaekchoolcheunma-tang, Oryung-san, Danguijakyak-san, Cheonmagudeung-eum, Younggaechulgam-tang, Jaeumgeonbi-tang	Ojeok-san, Gumiganghwal-tang, Chogsanggeontong-tang, Jakyakgamcho-tang, Danggwisu-san, Ssanghwa-tang
	Acupuncture	Sedative: GV20, EX-HN1, EX-HN 22, HT7, SP6, KI1, BL62 Tonifying: KI6	CV12, ST25, LI4, PC6, ST36, LR3	SP3, ST36, CV4, KI1, SP1	Headache: GV20, GB20, LI4, GB41 Dizziness: LR3, LI4, GB39, GV20, GB20, EX-HN5, EX-HN3, GV23, GB8, GB21	Acupoints according to pain site, Sa-am acupuncture (removing blood stasis method)
	Ear acupuncture	Sympathetic, Shen Men, kidney, liver, and lung points (NADA protocol)
Self-care	Acupressure	HT7, KI1, EX-HN 22	CV12, ST36, ST25	ST36, SP1, KI1	EX-HN5, GB20, LI4, GB44	Ashi points

NADA, National Acupuncture Detoxification Association.