Acupuncture treatment of lumbar disc herniation in clinical research.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Acupuncture treatment of lumbar disc herniation in clinical research Paper Keywords: Lumbar disc herniation; acupuncture; Clinical Research Abstract: By finishing the last few years for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation literature methods and clinical research reached the following conclusion: acupuncture and moxibustion in lumbar disc herniation in the efficacy of conservative treatment is in the affirmative, and there is an irreplaceable important role, while , but also to establish a unified study of the efficacy of standards to enhance the depth and concluded that recognized the best treatment method or combination of methods, to maximize the acupuncture treatment of lumbar disc herniation of the advantages and potential to enhance the acupuncture treatment of lumbar disc herniation the cure rate. Lumbar disc herniation is the lumbar intervertebral disc degeneration, fibrous ring rupture nucleus adjacent to the side highlight the cause of oppression suffered by the Organization for stimulation or arising from a series of radiation with low back pain with lower extremity pain, numbness, as the main clinical symptoms of the disease occur in the young adults 20-30 years old, widely found in all walks of life, to labor-intensive or long-term staff in the sitting position more common, the sick because of fatigue, weight-bearing, bad posture, trauma, spinal deformity and other degenerative changes lead to lumbar disc induced by disc herniation, clinical segments in order to highlight the L4 ~ 5 up, L5 ~ 1 times, L3 ~ 4 at least. Thick longitudinal ligament by fibrous ring and the extent of the damage can be divided into three types: protruding type, highlight the type, extrusion type. Herniated Lumbar disc to stimulate nerve root and the surrounding membrane vesicles, such as venous plexus leading to tissue ischemia and anoxia, aseptic inflammation, or edema occurred adhesion arising from lower back pain, sciatica, lower limb pares