Therapeutic instrument and therapeutic method for treating interstitial cystitis and bladder pain

Abstract

The invention discloses a therapeutic instrument for treating interstitial cystitis and bladder pain. The instrument comprises light conversion particles which can be injected into a body and enable alight-operated wave band to influence in-vivo bladder sensory nerve cells, and a light generation device which can convert an in-vitro light source into visible light needed by photosensitive proteinsensitivity in the deep tissue position. The light generation device can change the excitability of nerve cells and inhibit the introduction of sensory pain through light stimulation. In addition, the invention further discloses a therapeutic method for treating interstitial cystitis and bladder pain: the light conversion particles are introduced into the bladder sensory nerve cells, the light generation device is used according to visible light required by deep photosensitive protein sensitivity of tissue, and photosensitive protein is activated to play a role to achieve the effect of opening or closing bladder sensory pain introduction. According to the therapeutic instrument and the therapeutic method, the pain caused by interstitial cystitis is relieved as a main target, the fundamental symptoms of a patient are relieved, and the living quality of the patient is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of interstitial cystitis treatment, more specifically, it relates to a therapeutic instrument and a treatment method for treating interstitial cystitis and bladder pain. Background technique [0002] Interstitial cystitis (interstitial cycstitis, IC) is a severe, unexplained (diagnosis excludes any known etiology) inflammatory syndrome of bladder function characterized by chronic bladder pain that often brings Huge pain, the degree of pain is no less than chronic cancer pain, seriously reducing the quality of life of patients. It often occurs in middle-aged women, and the onset has become younger in recent years, which may be related to taking ketamine and other related drugs. At present, the clinical treatment methods for IC are extremely limited, and the commonly used drug therapy or bladder infusion therapy has no significant curative effect, and there is no effective inhibitory effect on pain. [0003]...

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Problems solved by technology

On the one hand, patients cannot perform normal daily life and sleep; on the other hand, oral administration of general painkillers or intravesical infusion has limited long-term effects, and is likely to cause side effects such as dependence and nephrotoxicity, which will further affect the health of patients. Severe IC Patients may choose cystectomy or fistula to relieve symptoms due to unbearable