Chinese medicine massage massage and 160 cases of neonatal respiratory health effects on the babys clinical observation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Chinese medicine massage massage and 160 cases of neonatal respiratory health effects on the baby’s clinical observation Of: Lvxiu Xia, Pan Yongzhen, Liu Xia, Sun Qiaoling [Abstract] Objective To investigate infant massage and Chinese massage on respiratory health effects. Methods 80 cases of normal neonates and Chinese medicine massage massage, and conditions can be quite randomly selected as the control group of normal newborns, infants observed respiratory tract infection the number of times. Results massage and Chinese massage group and the number of respiratory tract infection healing time was significantly less than the control group. Conclusion massage and Chinese massage can promote the development of infant respiratory system, increase endurance, and the method is simple to learn, affordable, it is worth promotion. [Keywords:] massage, Chinese massage, acupuncture therapy, respiratory infection, health care, infant Infant massage is gentle on baby skin sensory stimulation to promote the healthy development of infants and young children. Chinese massage is through the stimulation of specific acupuncture points (knead, press, pinch, push, to clear the role of the meridian, the combination of the two organic but also enhance the resistance and the prevention of infant respiratory illness. To explore the touch, Chinese massage on the respiratory system of infants, the authors conducted this clinical observation. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data Both simple random sampling in accordance with the principle of voluntary, select 200,601 ~ 200,901 in our hospital’s full-term normal delivery birth, birth weightgt; = 2 500 g, without producing 160 cases of neonatal asphyxia, divided into two groups and control group of 80 cases. two baby weight, height, head circumference, gender, feeding patterns, parents age, educational level, occupation and level of feeding of the culture was no significant difference (Pgt;