Method for burying lines in acupoints

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for burying lines in acupoints. The method replaces needle cores with Chinese traditional medicine catguts so as to be remained in the acupoints. The method for burying lines in the acupoints is simple and convenient, leads patients to feel no pain, can be used for burying lines in most acupoints, has no bacteria infection during the line-burying process, is safe and reliable and has no side effect, and needs no treatment as the catgut can be self-absorbed after being buried for one week; and the time of burying lines once is equal to one curative period of the traditional acupuncture, therefore, the puncturing pain of the patient is reduced, the time is saved and the effect is reinforced.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of acupuncture and moxibustion, in particular to an acupoint catgut embedding method. Background technique [0002] The current acupoint catgut embedding method has a history of many years. Due to the lack of suitable instruments, it only stays in the surgical method or the method of subcutaneous piercing and embedding between two acupoints on the thread with a stainless steel triangular straight needle. Spinal puncture needles are used as thread embedding devices to carry out acupoint thread embedding, but the patient suffers too much, so the above methods all make the patient daunting and difficult to accept, so they have not been popularized, and their application has not been effective. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies in the prior art and provide a safe and reliable method to allow patients to undergo acupuncture and catgut embedding treatme...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The current acupoint catgut embedding method has a history of many years. Due to the lack of suitable instruments, it only stays in the surgical method or the method of subcutaneous piercing and embedding between two acupoints on the thread with a stainless steel triangular straight needle. Spinal puncture needles are used as a thread embedding device to embedding acupoints, but the patient suffers too much, so the above methods are daunting and unacceptable to the patient, so they have not been popularized, and their application has not been effective.