Is Chinese medicine good for treating cervical disc herniation?

As we all know, cervical disc herniation is very difficult to cure, especially for patients who have suffered from cervical disc herniation for many years, it is more difficult to cure and can only be relieved. When Western medicine was helpless, many people thought of the profound traditional Chinese medicine of their motherland. But is traditional Chinese medicine really effective in treating cervical disc herniation? Let’s take a look at the analysis of professionals below.

Tools/Raw Materials

Traction bed, acupuncture, Chinese medicine for internal use, Chinese medicine jars, Chinese medicine bags for external application

Methods/Steps

After traction on the traction bed for forty minutes, acupuncture therapy, cupping using boiled medicine cups, and external application of steamed Chinese medicine bags are performed.

Treatment methods include massage, painless Chinese medicine chiropractic manipulation, and external application of ancestral large plasters.

It can make the nucleus pulposus of intervertebral disc herniation disappear and shrink without compressing the adjacent nerve roots. It can rotate the scoliosis and restore the vertebral joints to their original position and regenerate the curvature through bone setting and vertebra adjustment. It can be treated fundamentally without side effects and without harming the body. If the patient has stubborn and long-term uncured disease, it can be taken orally with Chinese medicine, and the effect is remarkable.

Precautions

Such patients should rest in bed, keep warm and avoid cold, not carry weight, not stand or sit for long periods of time, bend over and squat with their knees bent, and lift the anal sphincter when sneezing or coughing.

Maintain a good sitting posture: For patients with cervical spondylosis, they must ensure that their sitting posture is correct in daily life and work. Avoid bad habitual postures and bad working positions. Bad posture not only affects the treatment effect, but is also one of the main causes of the occurrence, development and recurrence of the disease, and must be taken seriously. Pay attention to changing your bad posture when reading, writing or working. In particular, staff who need to bow their heads for long periods of time should correct their improper head and neck postures regularly or in a timely manner, with the time interval not exceeding half an hour, and do some neck exercises to allow the cervical spine to move and rest in all directions. After working for about an hour, you should stand up and move around, especially your head, neck and shoulders, to relax tense muscles and joints. Standing in front of the window and looking into the distance is beneficial to the health of the cervical spine.

It is better to have no books than to believe in them blindly. This means that we should not blindly obey. Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and profound culture. However, as Western medicine flourishes today, the situation of traditional Chinese medicine seems somewhat embarrassing. Many people only think of Chinese medicine when Western medicine has proven hopeless, trying every possible means. However, medical development is limited, and Chinese medicine can only provide auxiliary treatment but not complete cure.