What are the dangers of cervical thread embedding

Nowadays, since people need to use computers and mobile phones frequently for work and study, many people suffer from cervical spondylosis at a young age. Cervical spondylosis can cause deformation of the human skeleton, and the cervical spine will feel very uncomfortable when the weather changes. In addition to drug treatment, cervical spondylosis can also be treated with cervical thread embedding, which is also a relatively common method. So, what are the dangers of cervical thread embedding?

Acupoint thread embedding is now widely used to treat cervical spondylosis, and the effect is quite obvious. Acupoint thread embedding refers to the use of needles and medicated threads in the acupoints to stimulate the meridians, balance yin and yang, harmonize qi and blood, and adjust the internal organs according to the theory of acupuncture, so as to achieve the purpose of treating the disease. Acupoint thread embedding therapy is a new discipline that integrates the essence of thousands of years of experience in traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture and more than 30 years of experience in thread embedding therapy. But the claim that acupuncture thread embedding is dangerous is unreliable.

1. The main functions of cervical thread embedding:

1. Coordinate the internal organs and balance yin and yang

The various effects and stimulation processes of cervical thread embedding can adjust the functions of human internal organs through the input of meridians, correct the imbalance or decline of yin and yang, and restore relative balance.

2. Unblock meridians and regulate qi and blood

Pain is related to meridian obstruction and imbalance of Qi and blood. There is a saying that "if there is no pain, there will be pain, and if there is no tolerance, there will be pain". Cervical thread embedding therapy can "control the spirit and make Qi flow easily" so it can dredge the stagnant Qi and blood in the meridians.

3. Tonify the deficiency and eliminate the excess, strengthen the body and eliminate the evil

The various effects of cervical thread embedding generally have a stimulating effect and are effective to those with impaired physical function and low immunity, that is, they have the effect of improving immune function and replenishing deficiency and strengthening the body.

2. Cervical thread embedding is effective in treating chronic diseases and painful diseases such as trigeminal neuralgia, gout, rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, hemicrania, neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain, etc.

3. Cervical thread embedding therapy has no side effects on the human body.

Cervical vertebrae thread embedding mainly involves implanting magnetized protein wires into corresponding acupuncture points through thread embedding instruments, 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.

Precautions for cervical 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.