Scattered thorn with massage treatment 60 cases of primary hemifacial spasm.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Scattered thorn with massage treatment 60 cases of primary hemifacial spasm Author: Zhang Rui Yang, Yu Gui-Mei, Xu Guang-li [Keywords:] scattered thorn / acupuncture therapy; massage therapy; hemifacial spasm Primary hemifacial spasm, also known as hemifacial spasm or facial myoclonus, for paroxysmal hemi irregular involuntary facial muscle twitch. Is usually confined to the eyelids and the cheek, mouth, severe side can affect the whole muscle and platysma, Ti-meat  areas are reinforced. I use massage therapy with scattered thorns of primary hemifacial spasm with satisfaction that the report is as follows. A clinical data 60 cases in this group were from out-patient, 26 cases were male and female 34 cases; age of 31 years old -65 years, mean 45.2 years, duration 2 months -3 years. Two treatment 2.1 Point Selection Methods A ipsilateral facial is a cave (identify the locally intense spasm, or spasm at first appeared to severe cramps at the center, with 0.5-inch radius to scattered thorn); Meridian (on the stars, save bamboo, Yang Bai, Ying Xiang, ground storage, etc.); The Extra Acupoints (fish waist). 2.2 The method of operation, a single hand acupuncture needle tip close to the skin, and then quickly twisting into the needle, become a lifelong affliction basis (needle depth of about 0.1-0.2 inches), tip in the skin to form a hill, so that needle handle natural sag, needle body suspension without the whereabouts Without any lines after acupuncture needle techniques [1]. In addition, in the eye spasm may be severe at shallow row of needle puncture, each pin spacing in accordance with the frequency and magnitude of convulsions may be (around 0.5-1 cm wide), the greater the interval the smaller the frequency the faster the rate, and vice versa. Without any after acupuncture reinforcing-reducing techniques, leaving needle 40-60 min. 2.3 massage methods as needle, after 15 min rest and exercise massage. (1) Anrou France: The thena