Chinese medicine traction for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation 90 cases of clinical experience.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Chinese medicine traction for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation 90 cases of clinical experience [Keywords:] lumbar disc herniation; traditional Chinese medicine; traction Lumbar disc herniation in clinical common is difficult to cure a disease. With low back pain, radiation to the side of the hips, big calf, and lateral malleolus, pain Suanzhang main disease, long-term engaged in a multi-manual workers, I use traditional Chinese medicine Oral, unilateral topical, lumbar traction combined treatment lookout for two years, patients treated 90 cases, efficacy is still satisfied, are summarized below. A clinical data 1.1 General Information 90 cases, the male 58 cases, female 32 cases; the youngest, 30-year-old, the biggest in 65 years of age; of which 30 to 45 years old 58 cases, 46 to 65 years 32 cases; the shortest course in 3 months and a maximum 8 years. Onset within 1 year, 30 cases 1 to 8 years 60 cases; 50 cases of engaging in heavy physical labor. 1.2 Diagnostic Criteria 1.2.1 clinical symptoms back pain, sciatica, scoliosis, lumbar movement disorders, lower limb numbness. 1.2.2 Signs WHR limited mobility, straight leg raising test was positive. 1.2.3 Special Inspection X-ray, CT or MRI. 90 cases were diagnosed by CT or MRI for lumbar disc herniation. 1.3 Treatment 1.3.1 Traditional Chinese Medicine in order to prevent atrophy Decoction Juanbi side [1], the Health and Astragalus 30 g, Chinese angelica 15 g, fried pork tendons 10 g, fried sheep tibia 15 g, Eucommia 12 g, Dipsacus 12 g, Golden Woodwardia 15 g, Huai Achyranthes 12 g, of the original fried monkey with tiger bone side of bone 10 g’s, day one, 15 days a course of treatment. Addition and Subtraction: Tong Shen added frankincense, myrrh, and earthworm each 10 g. Waist-Leg Leng Tong, pulse Shen, moss white, plus Guizhi 10 g, monkshood 8 g, Epimedium 10 g; sore spot burning sensation, mouth pain, urine, fur Huang Treats, Anemarrhena of 10 g. 1.3.2 Unilateral le