Digital insomnia therapy instrument and therapy method

Abstract

The invention discloses a digital insomnia therapy instrument and a therapy method. The digital insomnia therapy instrument comprises an acusector or an electrode plate, a central processing unit, a memory, a sleep brain wave collecting module, a sleep rhythm extracting module, a sleep rhythm combining module, a digital-to-analog (D/A) converting circuit, a filter circuit, a sampling circuit and a pulse amplifying circuit, wherein the memory, the sleep brain wave collecting module, the sleep rhythm extracting module and the sleep rhythm combining module are respectively connected onto the central processing unit, the D/A converting circuit, the filter circuit, the sampling circuit and the pulse amplifying circuit are sequentially connected between the sleep brain wave collecting module and the acusector or the electrode plate. Therefore, sleep brain wave signals are subjected to collection, extraction, combination, digital-to-analog conversion, filtering, sampling and amplification, medical pulse signals are formed, the medical pulse signals are exerted on an acupuncture needle or the electrode plate and are guided into the brain of an insomnia patient through relevant acupuncture points for inducing the brain of the patient to generate sleep waves or enhancing weak sleep waves generated in the brain of the patient, so the patient enters the sleep state and gradually enters the deep sleep state.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical instrument, in particular to an instrument and a treatment method for treating insomnia. Background technique [0002] Insomnia refers to the disorder of sleep initiation and maintenance, which makes the quality and quantity of sleep unable to meet the physiological needs of the individual and has obvious adverse effects on the patient's daytime activities. According to the document Cochran H. Diagnose and treat primary insomnia[J]. Nurse Pract, 2003, 28:15. Records, epidemiological studies show that the incidence of insomnia in the American population is 32% to 35%, and the incidence of insomnia in the UK is 10% to 14%. , 11.9% in Finland, 15% in West Germany, and 21% in Japan. The direct economic loss caused by insomnia was as high as 13.9 billion U.S. dollars in 1995 in the United States alone. In addition to the significantly higher incidence of serious accidents and trauma than normal sleepers, long-term insomn...

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