What are the precautions for Chinese medicine thread embedding therapy?

I believe everyone knows that Traditional Chinese Medicine is a culture with a very long history, and many diseases can be cured very well through Traditional Chinese Medicine. Traditional Chinese Medicine also has many types of treatment methods for diseases, among which thread embedding and acupuncture have similar effects. So what are the precautions for Chinese medicine thread embedding therapy? Let me introduce it to you today.

Traditional Chinese medicine thread embedding mainly uses thread embedding instruments to implant protein magnetized threads into corresponding acupuncture points, which produces a sustained and effective stimulation to the acupuncture points, thereby achieving the goal of adjusting the internal organs and unblocking the meridians to treat diseases.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Thread Embedding is also known as Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupoint Thread Embedding. It is an extension of acupuncture and is a clinical technique that uses the continuous stimulation of acupoints by thread to treat diseases. It includes acupoint blocking therapy, acupuncture therapy, bloodletting therapy, tissue therapy, cutting therapy, and also includes the two aspects of acupoint "physical stimulation effect" and "chemical stimulation effect". The concentration and integration of these two methods and effects form the unique therapeutic effect and effect of acupoint thread embedding, making thread embedding treatment for some diseases more ideal and effective than acupuncture.

Precautions for Chinese medicine thread embedding:

(1) Strictly follow aseptic techniques to prevent infection. When using a triangular needle to bury the thread, the operation should be gentle and accurate to prevent the needle from breaking.

(2) The catgut should be buried between the subcutaneous tissue and the muscle. It can be buried in the muscle layer in areas with plump muscles. The catgut should not be exposed outside the skin.

(3) Control the depth of thread embedding according to different parts of the body, and avoid damaging internal organs, large blood vessels, and nerve trunks (do not directly ligate nerves and blood vessels) to avoid functional disorders and pain.

(4) Thread embedding is not suitable when there is local skin infection or ulcer. This method should not be used during active pulmonary tuberculosis, bone tuberculosis, severe heart disease or pregnancy.

(5) After the protein magnetization wire is used up, it can be soaked in 70% alcohol, or treated with chlorhexidine, and then soaked in saline before use.

(6) When performing multiple treatments on an acupoint, the area treated last should be deviated from the previous treatment site.

(7) Pay attention to postoperative reactions and handle any abnormal phenomena promptly.

Through the above introduction, I believe everyone has had a certain understanding of the precautions of Chinese medicine thread embedding therapy. In fact, Chinese medicine thread embedding is a very traditional treatment method, and many people use this method for treatment. Of course, you must pay attention to hygiene when using this treatment method. Otherwise it will backfire.