Four-step method combined with holographic acupuncture massage treatment of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation observed.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Four-step method combined with holographic acupuncture massage treatment of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation observed [Abstract] Objective To study the four-step holographic acupuncture plus massage therapy treatment of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation. Method of holographic acupuncture points to take second metacarpal side of waist, and with movement, and clear the meridians, relieve pain, repair joints disorder. Four-step massage law extends the intervertebral space, increasing external pressure plate, reducing the pressure plate, disc back to Namibia to correct waist joint disorders, relieve nerve root compression, loosen adhesion. The results of recovery rate of 47.52%, markedly effective rate 24.11%, improvement rate of 24.82%, with a total effective rate 96.45%. Conclusion four-step holographic acupuncture plus massage therapy treatment of lumbar disc herniation have better clinical results, especially for short course, in the acute phase patients, can play an immediate effect. [Keywords:] lumbar disc herniation; treatment; holographic acupuncture; Massage Lumbar disc herniation as a massage Branch common and frequently-occurring disease, often caused by Yaotui root sciatica, low back pain patients department of the most common disease syndrome. The clinical treatment of these diseases many ways, the traditional treatment effect of fast, safe and reliable, no after-effects, the high cost of surgical treatment of the disease, and easy to surgical complications occurred. In short, the choice of which treatment methods, each has its merits, we must fully understand the indications of various methods. This paper summarizes the May 2004 to December 2008 a four-step massage therapy plus acupuncture treatment of lumbar disc herniation hologram 141 cases to obtain satisfactory outcome for the peer reference. Summary report are as follows. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information of this group of 141 patients, male 86, fema