Lt. Ov.

How it is given: The Front of the Body II
What it is used for: Each Point in Use

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TREATMENT FOR PAIN DUE TO LFT OV - LMNT Neurotherapy

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Lt. Ov. — Left Ovary (लेफ्ट ओवरी)

First place both feet on both sides of their neck. Then, with the middle part of your left sole, give pressure on their right hand at three places from elbow to wrist. The other foot stays near the ear. At each place press for six seconds and release. Done once from elbow to wrist, this is (1) Lt. Ov.

Patient's position	As for Rt. Ov. Supine
Where the feet are placed	Left sole on the patient's right forearm, three places elbow → wrist; the right foot near the ear Right
Duration and repetitions	6 seconds at each place; one pass = (1) Lt. Ov. 6 sec
What it is for	Reduces the pain below the navel on the left side, and especially increases blood circulation in the region of the left ovary

Key teaching

The order of the pair, and the one thing that changes it

When both are to be given, ordinarily Rt. Ov. is given first and Lt. Ov. afterwards — but this order may also change according to the point of pain.

How many places on the forearm. The station rule governing Rt. Ov. and Lt. Ov. — three for an ordinary person, four for a tall patient, five if the therapist is a young child, two for a very small child, the principle being that no space is left empty from one joint to the other joint — is taught in full in The Front of the Body I. The half of it that names these points bears saying again: while giving WD and Pit, keep equal weight on both soles. Both sides

What lies beneath. At the elbow, the arm's main artery and the median nerve close under the skin in front, the "funny bone" nerve in its groove behind; at the middle of the forearm, the muscles that bend the wrist and fingers; at the wrist, almost nothing but tendon — the lightest of the three. The ovaries lie deep on the side walls of the pelvis, out of reach of any hand from outside; what the point is named for is the ache low in the belly on that side.

TAKE CARE

The complaints these points are given for are the complaints in which the lower belly must not be pressed

WD, Rt. Ov. and Lt. Ov. are given on the forearms and carry none of the risk that pressure on a lower abdomen would — so the caution is written here, where the temptation to "help it along with a hand on the belly" arises.

No deep or sustained pressure over the lower abdomen in pregnancy or possible pregnancy, at any stage; with a coil in place; with a known cyst or lump in the pelvis; in endometriosis with a tender pelvis; after recent surgery there; or with infection there. After about the fifth month of pregnancy, lying flat on the back is itself unwise for long, so such a patient is tilted a little onto her left side.

Three findings outrank any treatment and go to a doctor before the next session: bleeding after the menopause; bleeding between periods or after intercourse; and sudden severe one-sided pelvic pain with faintness.

And the therapy's own rule for women: treatment for other problems is not given during the menstrual period — but a woman may come during the menses for bleeding that is excessively heavy, bleeding that does not stop, bleeding that is very scanty, and for pain or clots.

A CASE FROM PRACTICE

The schoolteacher whose "ovary pain" was on the wrong side of her story

A composite, assembled to teach the reasoning rather than taken from one patient's file.

Rukmini Iyer · 34 · primary schoolteacher · Coimbatore · came with eighteen months of a dragging ache low on the right of the abdomen, worse in the second half of the month

What she said. "It is like something heavy is hanging there. From day fifteen it starts, and by the period it is bad. I have had two scans. They say there is nothing."

What was observed and palpated. A soft abdomen; tenderness low and to the right, in the Rt. Ov. field; tenderness at Mu; a loaded, sluggish bowel, three days between motions; a coated tongue in the morning. Read as one picture rather than as an ovary: a digestion running slowly, with a loaded bowel sitting exactly where the ache was.

Which reports mattered. Two recent pelvic scans mattered a great deal, both normal, and let the work go forward with a clear mind; her haemoglobin mattered, because she was bleeding heavily; a vitamin D level from 2022 changed nothing.

What was chosen, and why. The digestive block first, because the bowel explained the most; then Rt. Ov. — right-side pain, therefore the left forearm — three places, elbow to wrist; then Lt. Ov. after it, in the default order, because palpation gave no reason to reverse them. Nothing was given for "ovary" as a name.

Where it failed. Six sessions in, the belly ache was better by half and her periods were not. She was still soaking through at work on the second day and had begun to look grey; her therapist, pleased with the abdominal progress, had let the bleeding become background. Her headmistress said the useful sentence — "she is white as paper" — and a repeat haemoglobin came back materially lower than the first. She was sent that week with a letter saying what had been observed; the treatment did not stop and was not presented as a failure. A cause was found that needed medical treatment. The dragging ache went in the fourteenth week; the bleeding settled on the medicine.

What this case teaches

Heavy bleeding is not a symptom to be treated patiently for months, and a falling haemoglobin is a fact, not an opinion.

Referral is not the end of a course of treatment. It ran alongside, and both halves were needed.

Also explained in

The points of generation Each Point in Use
wo ovary points and WD — and the bar that protects a child's growing Table 11 — LT. OV., RT.
The forearm points for the lower abdomen The Front of the Body II
on the left forearm, Lt. Ov. on the right — three places each Figure 17.1 The head end.
The toe key The Front of the Body II
Toe Right foot Left foot Big toe (first) Gas 'I' Gas Second toe Pan Third toe (middle) Spl Gal Fourth toe Mu Liv Little toe (fifth) Lt. Ov. Rt.
Vocal Point (वोकल पॉइंट / वोकल घिसाई) The Front of the Body II
is given on the LEFT forearm and Lt. Ov. on the RIGHT, three places elbow to wrist, six seconds each, the other foot parked near the ear.
Introduction The Front of the Body II
and Lt. Ov. with the correct foot on the correct forearm, the other foot parked where it belongs, and in the order the therapy gives them — and say when that order changes.
The rule that governs the head end The Front of the Body II
Ov., Lt. Ov., Pit and Para here.
How to read this article Each Point in Use
Lt. Ov. and Rt.
The glands of the throat and the head Each Point in Use
or (6) Lt. Ov. as required, then by FSH and LH we can correct absence of menses or other disorders of the menses.
At a glance Each Point in Use
The therapy withholds points to protect a child's growth, twice, for two different reasons — (2) Pan because it stops growth hormone, Lt. Ov. and Rt.
The Round Normal Formula Water and Salt
(1) Liv (1) Gal (1) Spl (1) Mu (1) Lt. Ov. × 3 treatments This too is a very good formula for ordinary constipation.
At a glance Water and Salt
LSTF → (4) Spl (4) Const (4) Mu (4) Lt. Ov. (4) Mu° (4) Thrd (4) Adr — for severe constipation, bamboo spine, and pains in the left side of the body.
What is given to a small child at the mat The Child, the Elder and the Frail
It is is this plate still open, and is this course meant to use it? Blocked in the teenage years: Lt. Ov., Rt.
Why the sequence matters Six Seconds
The Left Side Treatment Formula, for constipation of long standing, is built by asking what the descending colon needs and in what order — LSTF — (4) Spl (4) Const (4) Mu (4) Lt. Ov. (4) Mu⁰ (4) Thrd (4) Adr — and every
How a formula gets built, watched from the inside Water and Salt
Table 3 — Card: LSTF, the Left Side Treatment Formula Supine Prone 6 sec Left Right ▲ Take care Written LSTF → (4) Spl (4) Const (4) Mu (4) Lt. Ov. (4) Mu° (4) Thrd (4) Adr What it is for Severe constipat

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Lt. Ov. — Left Ovary (लेफ्ट ओवरी)

The order of the pair, and the one thing that changes it

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