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Author:Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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DefinitionThis section has been translated automatically.

Hardenings that are to be palpated during palpation in the area of the skin, connective tissue or muscles. These gels are especially important in cupping therapy. A distinction is made between fullness, empty and transition gels.

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  • Filling gelose (hot gelose): Impact-elastic to hard, overheated, pressure painful, about the size of 2 Euro coins. As a rule, fullness gels mark the beginning of a disease according to the yang character of the disease. Type of cupping: Bloody cupping.
  • Empty gelose (cold gelose): Small, hard or limp, pale, cold, valley-shaped sunken zone. Painful only with firm pressure. Empty geloses are an expression of the yin character of the disease: lack of energy and weakness. Type of cupping: dry, see cupping therapy.
  • Transitional deficiency: Mixed form between hot and cold zone. Consistency: Doughy, large, cold, sometimes also larger, flaccid connective tissue zone. Cupping method: suction cup massage if necessary.

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020