Treatment method for treating orthopedic difficult diseases based on acupuncture manipulation

Abstract

The invention discloses a treatment method for treating orthopedic difficult diseases based on acupuncture manipulation, and belongs to the technical field of medical treatment. The method inherits traditional Chinese and western medicine theories and combines modern medicine, positioning diagnosis is carried out through chief complaint, inspection diagnosis, visual diagnosis and palpation, and high-end equipment such as CT and MRI is not needed. Acupuncture techniques such as one-finger meditation, pulling and stretching, needle stagnation, squeezing, smoothing, carrying and lifting, pinching and holding, shaking, pause pulling, rotating and the like are adopted, operation is flexibly adjusted according to the illness state, physique, age and gender of a patient without depending on medicine, injection and operation, and the principle that the inside is soft and the outside is rigid is followed. The traditional Chinese medicine composition can be used for treating difficult and complicated diseases such as vegetative humans caused by hydrogen sulfide poisoning, Green Barre syndrome, cervical and lumbar disc herniation related diseases, paralysis caused by cerebrovascular accidents or spinal cord injuries, joint deformity caused by copper poisoning, hysteria paralysis and the like, the curative effect is remarkable, for example, copper poisoning patients recover functions after 8 months, and hysteria paralysis patients can get out of bed after 7 days, and the traditional Chinese medicine composition is convenient to popularize.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the treatment of orthopedic diseases, specifically a treatment method based on acupuncture for treating difficult orthopedic conditions. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, the treatment of complex orthopedic conditions faces numerous challenges. Conditions such as "vegetative state" caused by hydrogen sulfide poisoning, Guillain-Barré syndrome with its extremely high mortality rate, hypertension caused by cervical and lumbar disc herniation, intractable headaches and paralysis, limb paralysis caused by cerebrovascular accidents and spinal cord injuries, generalized convulsions and joint adhesion deformities caused by copper poisoning, and hysterical paralysis are often considered difficult or incurable by top-tier hospitals both domestically and internationally.

[0003] Current treatments largely rely on advanced equipment such as CT and MRI for diagnosis, increasing the cost and time burden on patients. Treatment often involves medication and surgery, which may have side effects or cause trauma, and are often ineffective for these complex conditions, hindering effective recovery. Some patients, even after spending vast sums visiting world-renowned hospitals, still fail to achieve satisfactory results; for example, a patient with hysterical paralysis has been wheelchair-bound for 15 years despite significant financial expenditure. Furthermore, traditional treatments lack precise, safe, and non-invasive comprehensive therapies for these conditions, leading to prolonged suffering and a low quality of life for many patients. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a treatment method that is non-invasive, does not rely on advanced equipment, and can effectively address these complex conditions. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the defects of the above-mentioned technology and provide a treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture techniques.

[0005] To address the aforementioned technical problems, the present invention provides a treatment method for treating complex orthopedic conditions based on acupuncture manipulation, comprising the following steps: Based on traditional Chinese and Western medical theories combined with modern medicine, localization diagnosis is performed through chief complaint, observation, visual examination, and palpation, without relying on high-end equipment such as CT or MRI; treatment is implemented using acupuncture manipulation, without the use of drugs, injections, or surgery during the treatment process; the acupuncture manipulation includes at least one of the following: one-finger Zen, traction manipulation, needle retention manipulation, squeezing manipulation, smoothing manipulation, lifting manipulation, pinching manipulation, shaking manipulation, pausing manipulation, and rotation manipulation; during treatment, the strength and operation method of the manipulation are adjusted according to the severity of the patient's condition, physical strength, age, and gender, following the principle of internal gentleness and external firmness, and slow yet powerful application.

[0006] As an improvement, the aforementioned orthopedic conditions include at least one of the following: hypertension and intractable headaches caused by cervical disc herniation; lumbar disc herniation causing paralysis of the lower limbs and hips; hemiplegia caused by cerebrovascular accident; lower body paralysis caused by spinal cord injury; Guillain-Barré syndrome; joint adhesions and deformities caused by copper poisoning; and hysterical paralysis.

[0007] As an improvement, the one-finger Zen technique uses both thumbs to press on the affected areas of the head, neck, back, waist, buttocks, legs, and ankles, and the operation follows these principles:

[0008] a. To unite, first separate; from reverse to forward: During reduction, the initial direction is the same as the direction of injury, then the movement is reversed;

[0009] b. Return to original position, "move to the door": restore the injured tissue to the original injured position, slightly beyond the original injured position;

[0010] c. Loosen muscles and tendons, relieve spasms, and eliminate "knots": Eliminate reactive substances such as "muscle knots," "lumps," and "cord-like strands" in the lesion tissue through manual techniques.

[0011] As an improvement, the traction technique involves relative traction along the long axis of the bone, used for fractures and injuries in joints such as the waist, elbow, wrist, ankle, and fingers (toes). The needle insertion sites include the elbow joint of the upper limb, the area corresponding to headache and toothache, the area corresponding to back pain, and the area about 8 mm away from the ring tibial tuberosity of the lower limb. The needle length is 1216 mm. The needle is selected according to the patient's gender and body size, and the insertion angle and direction are adjusted according to the principle of "pain due to obstruction" to unblock the nerve innervation area of ​​the lesion.

[0012] As an improvement, the needle insertion points of the described needle retention technique include:

[0013] ① Corresponding areas for upper limb pain, headache, toothache, back pain, leg pain, and knee pain;

[0014] ②The area approximately 8 millimeters to the side of the lower limb's ring leg;

[0015] The needle insertion method uses straight insertion, oblique insertion, or rapid pecking insertion, and the needle is withdrawn after a few seconds; the needle length is 1216 mm. The needle is selected according to the patient's gender and body size. The insertion angle and direction are adjusted according to the principle of "pain due to obstruction". The needle is used to quickly unblock the nerve innervation areas of the patient, such as the sole of the foot, the back of the foot, the inner and outer sides and back of the thigh, the abdomen, and the genitals.

[0016] As an improvement, the aforementioned squeezing method involves pinching and closing the base of both thumbs and palms together for repositioning the spine, wrist, and ankle joints.

[0017] As an improvement, the stroking and smoothing method includes stroking and smoothing. Stroke is pushing from the proximal end of the limb to the distal end, while smoothing is pushing from the distal end of the limb to the proximal end. The two methods are used alternately and continuously.

[0018] As an improvement, the lifting method involves pressing the injured area with one hand while lifting the shoulder or leg with the other hand to hyperextend and rotate the spine. This method is used to treat thoracic and lumbar facet joint dislocations and lumbar disc herniation, in order to achieve spinal osteophyte joint repositioning and loosen the soft tissues around the joints.

[0019] As an improvement, the described pull method uses the rapid flexion and extension of the limbs to transmit stress to the affected area. For example, when treating lumbar fascia injury, the doctor presses the upper edge of the painful area with both thumbs facing each other and the tiger's mouth facing the foot, while the assistant holds the ankle with both hands, flexes the knee and hip, and pulls backward.

[0020] As an improvement, the rotation method uses the spine as the central axis to rotate and twist the body, including the neck rotation method, the hip push and shoulder lift method, and the body rotation method, which are used to realize the repositioning of the spinal prominence joints, relieve muscle spasms around the joints, and expand the intervertebral space.

[0021] The advantages of this invention compared to existing technologies are: diagnosis does not rely on high-end equipment such as CT or MRI; the condition can be clearly identified solely through the patient's chief complaint, visual examination, and palpation, reducing examination costs and time for the patient. Treatment employs natural therapies, requiring no medication, injections, or surgery, thus avoiding drug side effects, injection risks, and surgical trauma, resulting in high safety and minimal damage to the patient's body.

[0022] It has a wide range of applications and can effectively treat a variety of difficult orthopedic conditions, including "vegetative state" caused by sulfide poisoning, Guillain-Barré syndrome, hypertension and paralysis caused by cervical and lumbar disc herniation, as well as paralysis caused by cerebrovascular accidents or spinal cord injuries, joint adhesions and deformities caused by copper poisoning, hysterical paralysis, etc. It even has significant effects on diseases that have been declared incurable by top-tier hospitals in China and abroad.

[0023] Treatment methods can be flexibly adjusted according to the severity of the patient's condition, physical condition, age, and gender, following the principle of gentle internal treatment and firm external treatment to avoid violent manipulation and improve the accuracy and safety of treatment. Results are relatively rapid; for example, patients with joint deformities caused by copper poisoning recovered normal function after 8 months of treatment and returned to work after 12 months; patients with hysterical paralysis could get out of bed with assistance after 7 days and were discharged after 2 months, quickly improving patients' quality of life.

[0024] In addition, the techniques are simple to perform, illustrated, easy to learn and master, and easy to promote and apply, which can benefit more patients. Attached Figure Description

[0025] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of a treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture techniques according to the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0026] To facilitate understanding of this application, a more complete description will be provided below with reference to the accompanying drawings, which illustrate embodiments of the present application. However, the present application can be implemented in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that the disclosure of this application will be thorough and complete.

[0027] Unless otherwise defined, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this application belongs. The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the application.

[0028] It is understood that spatial relation terms such as "below," "under," "below," "below," "above," "over," etc., can be used here to describe the relationship between one element or feature shown in the figure and other elements or features. It should be understood that, in addition to the orientation shown in the figure, spatial relation terms also include different orientations of the device in use and operation. For example, if the device in the figure is flipped, the element or feature described as "below" or "under" or "below" of the other element or feature will be oriented "over" the other element or feature. Therefore, the exemplary terms "below" and "under" can include both upper and lower orientations. Furthermore, the device may also include other orientations, such as being rotated 90 degrees or other orientations, and the spatial descriptive terms used herein will be interpreted accordingly.

[0029] It should be noted that when one element is considered to be "connected" to another element, it can be directly connected to the other element or connected to the other element through an intermediary element. In the following embodiments, "connection" should be understood as "electrical connection," "communication connection," etc., if the connected circuits, modules, units, etc., have the transmission of electrical signals or data between them.

[0030] When used herein, the singular forms of “a,” “an,” and “the” may also include the plural forms unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should also be understood that the terms “comprising,” “including,” or “having,” etc., specify the presence of the stated feature, whole, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof, but do not preclude the possibility of the presence or addition of one or more other features, wholes, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

[0031] Referring to the attached diagram, a treatment method for treating complex orthopedic conditions based on acupuncture techniques is presented. This method combines traditional Chinese and Western medical theories with modern medicine, using acupuncture to locate the patient's condition through subjective symptoms, observation, and palpation, without relying on advanced equipment such as CT or MRI. Treatment is performed using acupuncture techniques without the use of medication, injections, or surgery. The acupuncture techniques include at least one of the following: one-finger manipulation, traction manipulation, needle retention manipulation, squeezing manipulation, smoothing manipulation, lifting manipulation, pinching manipulation, shaking manipulation, pausing manipulation, and rotation manipulation. During treatment, the intensity and method of manipulation are adjusted according to the severity of the patient's condition, physical condition, age, and gender, adhering to the principle of gentle yet firm, slow yet powerful.

[0032] The orthopedic conditions mentioned include at least one of the following: hypertension and intractable headaches caused by cervical disc herniation; paralysis of the lower limbs and hips caused by lumbar disc herniation; hemiplegia caused by cerebrovascular accident; lower body paralysis caused by spinal cord injury; Guillain-Barré syndrome; joint adhesions and deformities caused by copper poisoning; and hysterical paralysis.

[0033] The one-finger Zen technique involves using both thumbs to press on the affected areas of the head, neck, back, waist, buttocks, legs, and ankles, and the operation follows these principles:

[0034] a. To unite, first separate; from reverse to forward: During reduction, the initial direction is the same as the direction of injury, then the movement is reversed;

[0035] b. Return to original position, "move to the door": restore the injured tissue to the original injured position, slightly beyond the original injured position;

[0036] c. Loosen muscles and tendons, relieve spasms, and eliminate "knots": Eliminate reactive substances such as "muscle knots," "lumps," and "cord-like strands" in the lesion tissue through manual techniques.

[0037] The traction technique involves relative traction along the long axis of the bone, used for fractures and injuries in joints such as the waist, elbow, wrist, ankle, and fingers (toes). The needle insertion sites include the elbow joint of the upper limb, the area corresponding to headache and toothache, the area corresponding to back pain, and the area about 8 mm away from the Huantiao point of the lower limb. The needle length is 12-16 mm. The needle is selected according to the patient's gender and body size, and the insertion angle and direction are adjusted according to the principle of "pain due to obstruction" to unblock the nerve innervation area of ​​the lesion.

[0038] The needle insertion points for the needle retention technique include:

[0039] ① Corresponding areas for upper limb pain, headache, toothache, back pain, leg pain, and knee pain;

[0040] ②The area approximately 8 millimeters to the side of the lower limb's ring leg;

[0041] The needle insertion method uses straight insertion, oblique insertion, or rapid pecking insertion, and the needle is withdrawn after a few seconds; the needle length is 1216 mm. The needle is selected according to the patient's gender and body size. The insertion angle and direction are adjusted according to the principle of "pain due to obstruction". The needle is used to quickly unblock the nerve innervation areas of the patient, such as the sole of the foot, the back of the foot, the inner and outer sides and back of the thigh, the abdomen, and the genitals.

[0042] The aforementioned squeezing method involves pinching and closing the base of both thumbs and palms together, and is used to reposition the spine, wrist, and ankle joints.

[0043] The stroking and smoothing method includes stroking and smoothing. Stroke is pushing from the proximal end of the limb to the distal end, while smoothing is pushing from the distal end of the limb to the proximal end. The two methods are used alternately and continuously.

[0044] The lifting method involves pressing on the injured area with one hand while lifting the shoulder or leg with the other hand to hyperextend and rotate the spine. It is used to treat thoracic and lumbar facet joint dislocations and lumbar disc herniation, in order to achieve spinal osteophyte joint repositioning and loosen the soft tissues around the joints.

[0045] The described pulling method uses rapid flexion and extension movements of the limbs to transmit stress to the affected area. For example, when treating lumbar fascia injuries, the doctor presses the upper edge of the painful area with both thumbs facing each other and the web of the hand pointing towards the foot, while the assistant holds the ankle with both hands, flexes the knee and hip, and pulls backward.

[0046] The rotation method uses the spine as the central axis to rotate and twist the body, including the neck rotation method, the hip push and shoulder lift method, and the body rotation method, which are used to realize the repositioning of the spinal prominence joints, relieve muscle spasms around the joints, and widen the intervertebral space.

[0047] This invention discloses a treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation. Its core principle is to inherit traditional Chinese and Western medical theories and combine them with modern medicine, achieving the treatment of various difficult orthopedic diseases through non-drug, non-surgical natural therapies. The specific implementation method is as follows:

[0048] I. Diagnostic Process:

[0049] Treatment does not require advanced equipment such as CT or MRI scans. Instead, it relies solely on the patient's complaints to understand the condition. This is combined with visual inspection to observe the morphology of the affected area and the movement of the limbs. Palpation is used to detect "nodules," "lumps," and "cord-like" structures within the lesion tissue, thus clarifying the location and nature of the lesion. Simultaneously, personalized treatment plans are developed based on the patient's physical condition, age, and gender, adhering to the principle of "applying within one's capacity, using gentle techniques when necessary and applying firmer techniques when appropriate, avoiding blindly using excessive force," ensuring that the manipulation is gentle yet firm, slow yet powerful.

[0050] II. Core Treatment Techniques and Operational Details:

[0051] One-finger Zen technique:

[0052] When applying pressure with both thumbs to affected areas such as the head, neck, back, waist, buttocks, legs, and ankles, the following principles should be followed:

[0053] To reunite, first separate; from reverse to forward: When treating a sprain of the lateral malleolus (with peroneal tendon displacement), first turn the ankle in the direction of the injury (inversion position), then pull it back to the eversion position through dorsiflexion of the foot to reposition the tendon.

[0054] Returning to the original position, "moving to the door": When treating lumbar facet joint dislocation, the spine is fully rotated back to its original dislocation position by pulling the shoulder or leg, and the deviated spinous process is pushed with a small force by the thumb of the other hand to complete the reduction; When treating biceps brachii long head tendon slippage, first apply counter-traction to the injured position, then rotate the upper arm backward to extend the tendon, and then quickly pronate and push the long tendon outward and upward to achieve the return to the original position;

[0055] Loosen muscles and tendons, relieve spasms, and eliminate "knots": For cord-like reactive substances (fibrous degeneration tissue and spastic muscle bundles) that can be felt when the gluteal fascia is injured, soften, thin, or even disappear them by plucking, pulling, and pressing, thereby promoting the physiological repair of soft tissue.

[0056] Traction technique: Relative traction is applied along the long axis of the bone, used for fractures and injuries of the lumbar region, elbow, wrist, ankle, and fingers (toes). Needle insertion sites include the elbow joint of the upper limb, areas corresponding to headaches and toothaches, areas corresponding to lower back pain, and an area approximately 8 mm lateral to the ring finger of the lower limb. The needle length is 12-16 mm, and the needle type is selected according to the patient's gender and body size. Based on the principle of "pain due to obstruction," the angle and direction of needle insertion are adjusted, and the needle can be inserted towards the sole of the foot, dorsum of the foot, inner thigh, outer thigh, posterior thigh, abdomen, and genitals to unblock the nerve supply areas of the affected area.

[0057] Needle retention technique: Needle insertion sites include areas corresponding to upper limb pain, headache, toothache, back pain, leg pain, and knee pain, as well as an area approximately 8 mm lateral to the Huantiao point on the lower limb. Use straight, oblique, or rapid pecking-like insertion techniques, withdrawing the needle after a few seconds. The needle length is 12-16 mm. The needle type is selected based on the patient's gender and body size. Adjust the insertion angle and direction according to the principle of "pain due to obstruction," rapidly clearing blockages in the nerve-innervated areas of the foot, dorsum of the foot, inner and outer thighs, posterior thighs, abdomen, and genitals.

[0058] Squeezing method and smoothing method:

[0059] The "squeeze" method involves pinching the base of both thumbs and palms together to reposition the spine, wrist, and ankle joints. The "straighten" method involves "straightening" from the proximal end of the limb to the distal end and "smoothing" from the distal end of the limb to the proximal end. The two methods are used alternately.

[0060] Lifting and Rotation Methods: The lifting method involves pressing on the injured area with one hand while lifting the shoulder or leg with the other hand to hyperextend the spine and rotate it. This method is used for thoracic and lumbar facet joint dislocations and lumbar disc herniation to achieve spinal osteophyte repositioning and soft tissue release. The rotation method uses the spine as the central axis to rotate and twist the body, including neck rotation, hip pushing and shoulder lifting, and torso rotation. This method can reposition spinal osteophyte joints, relieve muscle spasms, and widen the intervertebral space.

[0061] The sudden pull method: using rapid flexion and extension movements of the limbs to transfer stress to the affected area. For example, when treating lumbar fascia injuries, the doctor presses the upper edge of the painful area with both thumbs facing each other and the tiger's mouth facing the foot, while the assistant holds the ankle with both hands, and then pulls backward with the knee and hip flexed.

[0062] III. Typical Case Treatment Examples:

[0063] Copper poisoning leading to joint adhesions and deformities: The patient presented with generalized convulsions, flexion of the limbs, and adhesions, fixation, and deformities of the neck, shoulder, waist, hip, knee, and ankle joints. After diagnosis, the patient was treated with the "one-finger Zen" technique, which "relaxes muscles and tendons and eliminates knots," combined with the pulling method to release the adhesions in the joints. After 8 months of continuous treatment, the patient recovered normal function and returned to work after 12 months.

[0064] Hysterical paralysis: The patient had been in a wheelchair for 15 years. When the disease occurred, he had convulsions all over his body. The corresponding nerve innervation area was selected by the needle retention technique and "one-word acupressure treatment" was used. He was able to get out of bed with the help of the headboard after 7 days and was discharged from the hospital after 2 months.

[0065] Lumbar disc herniation: Use the lifting method: press the injured area of ​​the lower back with one hand, and lift the leg with the other hand to extend and rotate the spine, loosening the surrounding soft tissues; combine with the rotation method (pushing the hip and lifting the shoulder method) to widen the intervertebral space and achieve repositioning.

[0066] Lateral ankle sprain (with peroneal tendon displacement): Apply the principle of "separation before union, from reverse to forward" in Zen, first pull the ankle inward (in the direction of injury), then pull it back to the eversion position through dorsiflexion of the foot to reset the tendon.

[0067] This invention achieves natural treatment of difficult orthopedic diseases through a flexible combination of the above-mentioned methods. It is simple to operate and does not rely on drugs or surgery. It is applicable to a variety of diseases that are difficult to cure by traditional medical means.

[0068] The diagnosis is convenient and efficient, without relying on high-end equipment such as CT and MRI. A clear diagnosis can be made simply through the patient's chief complaint, inspection, palpation, and palpation, reducing the patient's examination costs and time consumption, while also reducing the physical burden that may be caused by equipment examinations.

[0069] Using natural therapies, the treatment process involves no medication, injections, or surgery, thus avoiding drug side effects, injection risks, and surgical trauma. It causes minimal damage to the patient's body, is highly safe, and is more easily accepted by patients.

[0070] It has a wide range of applications and can effectively treat a variety of difficult orthopedic conditions, including a series of symptoms caused by cervical disc herniation, paralysis and pain caused by lumbar disc herniation, paralysis caused by cerebrovascular accident or spinal cord injury, joint adhesion and deformity caused by copper poisoning, hysterical paralysis, etc. It has significant effects, especially on diseases that have been declared incurable by top-tier hospitals in China and abroad.

[0071] The treatment methods are flexible and personalized, and the intensity and operation can be adjusted according to the severity of the patient's condition, physical strength, age, and gender. This achieves a balance of gentleness and firmness, avoiding blind and violent operations, and improving the accuracy and safety of treatment.

[0072] It is effective quickly, and the treatment cycle for some diseases is short. For example, patients with hysterical paralysis can get out of bed with support in 7 days and be discharged from the hospital in 2 months; patients with joint deformities caused by copper poisoning can recover normal function in 8 months and return to work in 12 months, which can quickly improve the quality of life of patients.

[0073] The technique is simple to operate, easy to learn and master, and is illustrated with pictures and text, making it easy to understand and learn. It is easy to promote and apply, and can benefit more patients.

[0074] The present invention and its embodiments have been described above. This description is not restrictive, and the accompanying drawings are only one embodiment of the present invention; the actual structure is not limited thereto. In conclusion, if those skilled in the art are inspired by this description and design similar structures and embodiments without departing from the spirit of the invention, such designs should fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A treatment method based on acupuncture for treating difficult orthopedic diseases, characterized in that: Includes the following steps: Based on the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine theories with modern medicine, this treatment utilizes chief complaint, observation, visual examination, and palpation for localized diagnosis, eliminating the need for advanced equipment such as CT and MRI scans. Treatment employs acupuncture techniques, without the use of medications, injections, or surgery. These techniques include at least one of the following: one-finger Zen, traction and extension, needle retention, squeezing, smoothing, lifting, pinching, shaking, pausing, and rotation. During treatment, the intensity and method of manipulation are adjusted according to the severity of the patient's condition, physical condition, age, and gender, adhering to the principles of gentle internal strength and firm external application, and slow yet powerful application.

2. The treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The orthopedic conditions mentioned include at least one of the following: hypertension and intractable headaches caused by cervical disc herniation; paralysis of the lower limbs and hips caused by lumbar disc herniation; hemiplegia caused by cerebrovascular accident; lower body paralysis caused by spinal cord injury; Guillain-Barré syndrome; joint adhesions and deformities caused by copper poisoning; and hysterical paralysis.

3. The treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The one-finger Zen technique involves using both thumbs to press on the affected areas of the head, neck, back, waist, buttocks, legs, and ankles, and the operation follows these principles: a. To unite, first separate; from reverse to forward: During reduction, the initial direction is the same as the direction of injury, then the movement is reversed; b. Return to original position, "move to the door": restore the injured tissue to its original position, slightly beyond the original injury site; c. Loosen muscles and tendons, relieve spasms, and eliminate "knots": Eliminate reactive substances such as "muscle knots", "lumps", and "cords" in the lesion tissue through manual techniques.

4. The treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The traction technique involves relative traction along the long axis of the bone, used for fractures and injuries in joints such as the waist, elbow, wrist, ankle, and fingers (toes). The needle insertion sites include the elbow joint of the upper limb, the area corresponding to headache and toothache, the area corresponding to back pain, and the area about 8 mm away from the Huantiao point of the lower limb. The needle length is 12-16 mm. The needle is selected according to the patient's gender and body size, and the insertion angle and direction are adjusted according to the principle of "pain due to obstruction" to unblock the nerve innervation area of ​​the lesion.

5. A treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The needle insertion points for the needle retention technique include: ① Corresponding areas for upper limb pain, headache, toothache, back pain, leg pain, and knee pain; ②The area approximately 8 millimeters to the side of the lower limb's ring leg; The needle insertion method uses straight insertion, oblique insertion, or rapid pecking insertion, and the needle is withdrawn after a few seconds; the needle length is 12-16 mm, and the needle is selected according to the patient's gender and body size. The insertion angle and direction are adjusted according to the principle of "pain due to obstruction", and the needle is used to quickly unblock the nerve innervation areas of the foot, the back of the foot, the inner and outer sides and back of the thigh, the abdomen, the genitals, etc.

6. The treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The aforementioned squeezing method involves pinching and closing the base of both thumbs and palms together, and is used to reposition the spine, wrist, and ankle joints.

7. A treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The stroking and smoothing method includes stroking and smoothing. Stroke is pushing from the proximal end of the limb to the distal end, while smoothing is pushing from the distal end of the limb to the proximal end. The two methods are used alternately and continuously.

8. A treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lifting method involves pressing on the injured area with one hand while lifting the shoulder or leg with the other hand to hyperextend and rotate the spine. It is used to treat thoracic and lumbar facet joint dislocations and lumbar disc herniation, in order to achieve spinal osteophyte joint repositioning and loosen the soft tissues around the joints.

9. A treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The described pulling method uses rapid flexion and extension movements of the limbs to transmit stress to the affected area. For example, when treating lumbar fascia injuries, the doctor presses the upper edge of the painful area with both thumbs facing each other and the web of the hand pointing towards the foot, while the assistant holds the ankle with both hands, flexes the knee and hip, and pulls backward.

10. A treatment method for treating difficult orthopedic diseases based on acupuncture manipulation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotation method uses the spine as the central axis to rotate and twist the body, including the neck rotation method, the hip push and shoulder lift method, and the body rotation method, which are used to realize the repositioning of the spinal prominence joints, relieve muscle spasms around the joints, and widen the intervertebral space.

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