Is Traditional Chinese Medicine effective in treating myofasciitis?

The best way to treat myofasciitis is through traditional Chinese medicine, because traditional Chinese medicine believes that myofasciitis is caused by the invasion of wind, cold and dampness due to exogenous wind and cold. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning can better help qi and blood run smoothly and expel moisture and toxins.

1. Some patients have a history of trauma of varying degrees. When muscles and fascia are injured, if they are not treated promptly or the treatment is incomplete, hidden dangers will remain and the disease will occur over time.

2. Although many patients do not have an obvious history of acute trauma, they may develop the disease due to long periods of sitting at work and little activity; or due to poor working posture, being in a single specific posture for a long time; or due to work stress, continuous weight bearing, excessive fatigue, etc.

3. Being affected by wind, cold and dampness, the meridians are blocked, the flow of qi and blood is poor, the nutrition and metabolism of muscle fascia are affected, and the disease is caused by prolonged delay.

4. The patient is weak and has a weak immune system; or there is a congenital variation (deformity) of the lumbar vertebrae; or it is caused by spinal degeneration or sexual disease (osteophyte).

5. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that fasciitis is caused by external factors such as wind, cold, dampness, trauma, and strain, which lead to fascia damage, blood stasis, muscle spasms, meridian blockage, and poor circulation of qi and blood; internally, it is caused by kidney deficiency and liver malnutrition, resulting in internal and external pressures, leading to the onset of the disease. Therefore, Chinese medicine Zhao's fascia patch is used to treat fasciitis. On the one hand, it repairs the affected area; on the other hand, it nourishes kidney yin, regulates the mechanism, promotes qi and blood circulation. The combination of attack and supplement can achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root cause.