Chiropractic deficiency in children with physical point massage on the clinical analysis of intervention.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Chiropractic deficiency in children with physical point massage on the clinical analysis of intervention [Abstract] Objective To observe Chiropractic massage with the local children to improve the physical sense of the efficacy of rehabilitation. Methods 30 cases of children being given multiple points of Chiropractic with massage therapy in order for 10 times, rest 1 d as a course of treatment, After treatment for 3 consecutive courses of statistical treatment. 5 cases were cured, 20 cases markedly effective in 4 cases, 1 patient, the total effective rate 96.67%. Conclusion Local Chiropractic with massage can greatly improve children a sense of physical rehabilitation to reduce relapses. [Keywords:] Chiropractic; local massage; complex sense of child physical; clinical research Life Fitness is an individual process, in congenital and acquired, based on the performance of the morphology, physiology and psychology aspects of an integrated, relatively stable characteristics. This characteristic determines a pathogenic factor in the human body disease susceptibility and the resulting type of bias. Clinical data show that physical fitness is a deficiency disease in children form a variety of internal foundation, and the cold, no later than five, five soft, enuresis, virtual breath, diarrhea and other diseases, not only affect children’s physical and mental health, but also so that parents are under enormous mental and financial burden. Thus, qi constitution for effective early intervention to improve children’s physical, it is very necessary. our department in recent years on the use of chiropractic with point massage therapy intervention in children with physical deficiency carried out systematic observations, research reports, as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information The group of 30 patients were from 8 to 12 months in 2007 in our hospital pediatric clinic patients, 14 males and 16 females; aged 2 to 9 y