The following article discusses the influence of Tui Na in reducing post-stroke symptoms for patients suffering from stroke who have limited mobility. The effects of Tui Na may be beneficial to many aspects of treatment of patients with these conditions, but care should be taken in the administration of this medicine. The medication should be given by a physician or chiropractor.
The efficacy and safety of Tui Na as an adjunctive therapy for spasticity of the lower limbs and lower extremities of patients suffering from stroke was investigated. To study the effect of Tui Na on spasticity among those suffering from cerebellar ataxia (a condition that triggers seizures and raises the risk of death and disability), a systematic review was performed. There was a link between tui na and stroke or fatal spasticity, which is nonfatal. There was a finding that there was a significant influence of tui na spasticity post-stroke but this effect was less significant when it was followed up following surgery. So the general safety for this drug post stroke was unclear.
Tui Na is one of the oldest Chinese medicine widely employed to treat chronic conditions of the musculoskeletal system and as a soothing ingredient for Chinese massage therapies. It is also used for pain relief in the abdomen and is one of the most commonly used herbal medicines across the world. The report states that in China, where it is major part of the overall population with more than 200 million people are using the traditional tui-na herbal medicine. There is no consensus view on the impact on morbidity or mortality rates, it is not reported in any clinical study and its potential benefits remain unexplored.
Then, in February 2021, Tui Na came to the UK. It's believed to be efficient for improving motor coordination of people suffering from strokes and also to reduce the death or disability that can result from head trauma. There are concerns over the impact of tuina on brain degeneration. There are conflicting views about what is the best treatment for patients with mild or severe upper limb spasticity because of the early development of myelination (movement) and corticobasal degeneration. The effectiveness of this medicine on patients suffering from stroke was questioned.
Researchers have studied the impact the effects of massage therapy on people who suffer from spasticity as a result of injury to the spinal column. A recent study from Google Scholar indicates that the treatment with tui na can help improve the upper leg spasticity in patients with post-stroke stress. This treatment was performed alongside cognitive behavioral therapy as well as ultrasound to improve in leg function. There was a statistically significant difference between those receiving massage therapy and those who were receiving CT for improvement in leg functionality according to two groups. The distinction between people who received tui nua and those who had CT wasn't significant.
David Williams, a former President of David Williams, a former president of the American Association of Massage and Bodywork experts has also raised doubts about the wisdom of tui Na. The belief of the system is based on the belief that every illness can be traced back to problems related to the nervous system, bones, and muscles. The chiropractor may employ massage and alternative therapies to distract the patient's attention away from symptoms. This creates an appearance of health as well as to change the form of the body. According to Williams, the belief system of tui na "based on speculation, myth and the power of magic."
A lot of modern doctors aren't a fan of traditional tui na and massage. But, certain Chinese medical practitioners still believe in their value. Dr. Yang, associate medical professor at Harvard Medical School,
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discuss treatment. Yang is of the opinion that meridians can be found throughout the body. they help to support energy flow.
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