Confluence Some Treatable Conditions Bladder/Kidaey Descending colon, rectum & anus: spastic colitis, bowel mflammuation, diarthea, hemorrhoids, anal fissures. Unnary tuact: pyelonephritis, nephrolitiuasis, cystitis, prostate disease, urethritis; incontinence. Ovaries & uterus: pelvic adhesions; pain on posterior wall of pelvis. Coceygeal & deep, central back pain unresponsive to Principal Meridian treatment. Gallbladder/Liver Liver disease: acute or chronic hepatitis, cholecystic problems; postoperative atonic ileus & pain. Dysfumctions of this region overlap with those of the Stomach/Spleen region & sometimes treatments of these two regions are altemated ateach treatment. This input sometimes helps vague, digestive problems that are not precisely located or follow definite patterns, Stomach/Spleen ‘Uterine, ovarian & visceral problems. pelvic adhesions, pelvic cramping pain, abdominal cramps & pain, colitis. bloating, postoperative ileus & pain, decrease inflammation & pain of gastritis, gastric or duodenal ulcers & esophageal pain fiom reflux or spasms. Sinuses: Helpful in treating frontal or ‘maxillary sinusitis, unresponsive to Principal Meridian treatment ‘Small Intestine/Heart Myocardial & pericardial lesions: myocarditis, pericarditis, rhythm disturbances after cardiac surgery: pectoral & rb pain not related toa cardiac problem. Don’t use for ummonitored myocardial infarction. San JiawPericardium For autonomic iegularites causing ditorder & poor coordination of intemal fictions: some hyperventilation syndromes and symptoms seen m chronic fatigue: vertigo. Hypoactive autonomic conditions resulting from anesthesia or illness, when the patient complains of not feeling normal with integration of mind, body and emotions Large Intestine/Lung ‘Lower respiratory tract & its supporting structures: laryngitis, acute pneumonia or asthma, chronic bronchitis, chronic obstructive airway disease, nodules, edema or inflammation of the vocal cords, post-intubation edema and inflammation of the vocal cords; pain of pleut. & rib fracture ‘No fictional infiuence on the Large Intestine organ, for which Spleen/Stomach, Kidney/Bladder or Liver (Gallbladder couplets can be used.