拨痛点对筋伤的治疗分析（Analysis of the treatment of tendon injury by shifting pain points）.docVIP

拨痛点对筋伤的治疗分析（Analysis of the treatment of tendon injury by shifting pain points） Analysis of the treatment of tendon injury by shifting pain points Content summary Tendon injury is the most common disease in Department of Traumatology, and modern medicine is called soft tissue injury. The trunk and limbs muscle, fascia, ligaments, articular tissue due to external violence, flap down, continuous motion, durable tired caused by abnormal structure and function, without fracture dislocation or damaged skin, belong to the category of. Acute muscle injury has obvious history of trauma, injury time is not more than 2 to 3 weeks, with the consciousness of pain, tenderness and dysfunction as the main symptoms of chronic injury caused by acute tendon injury; after failure or mistreatment or treatment is not complete, the focus in the body left behind, cause local pain, pain, tiredness or climate change can make increased pain, and recurrent episodes of chronic muscle injury, also belong to the strain. For the first time, nonoperative treatment is considered for simple tendon injuries. Massage therapy is one of the most effective treatments for tendon injuries. The author engaged in clinical massage work for more than twenty years, the treatment of tendon injury patients thousands of cases, the treatment of tendon injury unique experience, clinical practice will be summed up as: pain points Keywords poking manipulation; painful point; tendon spasm; massage; Treatment basis of pain point In the muscle injury disease, either acute tendon injury or chronic muscle injury, whether it is due to muscle injury damage or chronic illness, the old and the weak muscles do not have strong, or feel cold dampness and muscle injury, despite the complex clinical symptoms, severe degree, but when one of my pain symptoms of tendon injuries the main symptoms, it is often said that the band of pain. After tendon injury, tissue damage of different degrees of metamorphism, exudation or hyperplasia of