Is it effective to use a small needle knife to treat lumbar muscle strain?

Lumbar muscle strain is a common lumbar disease in daily life. There are many reasons for lumbar muscle strain. It may be caused by external trauma to the spine or excessive fatigue. There are many ways to treat lumbar muscle strain. Lumbar muscle strain needle knife is a new treatment model with better results.

Acupuncture knife therapy is a closed surgical therapy developed from the organic combination of traditional Chinese acupuncture and modern surgery. The characteristics include simple method, little pain, quick effect, low cost, and turning complexity into simplicity. Lumbar muscle strain is an indication for acupuncture. As long as it is treated properly, the effect will be very satisfactory.

Causes

1. After acute lumbar sprain and long-term repeated lumbar muscle strain.

2. Untimely treatment and inappropriate handling methods.

3. Long-term and repeated excessive waist movement and excessive load, such as sitting or standing for a long time, or holding heavy objects or lifting objects from a bent position to an upright position, can keep the lumbar muscles in a state of high tension for a long time, which can lead to chronic lumbar muscle strain over time.

4. Chronic lumbar muscle strain is also related to climate and environmental conditions. Too low temperature or too high humidity can trigger or aggravate lumbar muscle strain.

Clinical manifestations

1. Soreness or distension in the waist, local tingling or burning pain.

2. It gets worse when you are tired and gets better when you rest; it gets better with proper exercise and frequent changes of body position, but gets worse with excessive activity.

3. Unable to persist in bending over while working. They are often forced to stretch their waist or hit their waist with fists from time to time to relieve the pain.

4. There are tender points in the lower back, mostly in the sacrospinal muscle, the posterior part of the iliac spine, the insertion point of the sacrospinal muscle behind the sacrum, or the transverse process of the lumbar vertebra.

5. There is usually no abnormality in the appearance and movement of the waist, and there is no obvious lumbar muscle spasm. A few patients have slightly restricted waist movement.