Is plum core gas chronic pharyngitis? What s the difference between the two?

No. Plum nuclear qi is not chronic pharyngitis, chronic pharyngitis is a chronic inflammation of the throat, patients often have sore throat, dry throat discomfort, nausea and other symptoms, often reversed, otolaryngological examination can find pharyngeal congestion and edema, etc., and plum nuclear qi is the patient's self-feeling of pharyngeal obstruction, related to emotion, often patients are prone to paresthesia when they are depressed, and the symptoms can be reduced after shifting attention, it is a kind of self-feeling, and there is generally no abnormality in otolaryngology examination.

No. Plum core gas generally appears on women's bodies, and sometimes it will appear in women during menopause, and there will be a foreign body sensation in the throat. This disease is included in chronic pharyngitis.

No, one is a symptom of traditional Chinese medicine, the other is a disease of Western medicine, it is different, the way is different, and the condition presented is also different.

5. Because it is a kind of neurosis tolerance, it has two characteristics of pharyngitis and insecurity.

1. Mental factors have a greater impact on it, patients are more worried about serious diseases or cancer in the pharynx, and the more worried they are about the foreign body sensation, the more obvious the potato is chaotic, but when the work is busy and the spirit is happy, the pharyngeal foreign body sensation is very slight or disappears.

2. When examining the pharynx, throat inflammation is generally not found.

In clinical practice, many patients suffer from plum nuclear gas, and the main symptoms are: I feel a foreign body in my throat, and I can't swallow it, and I can't spit it out. It is more sensitive when swallowing.

There are many ways to do this in traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, but they often take medicine for a long time, and there is no obvious change.

Acupuncture medicine believes that plum nuclear gas is mainly due to. A series of uncomfortable sensations caused by muscle spasms around the hyoid bone, so it is said that the acupuncture ** plum nucleus qi mainly targets the hyoid muscle group.

We will divide the hyoid muscles into three groups, the upper and lower parts and the sides.

Thyroid hyoid muscle. It causes discomfort in the upper pharynx. We will palpate both sides of the hyoid bone.

Find the cords and induration, and tighten the needle knife in the direction perpendicular to it. When the thyrohyoid muscle is released, an assistant is needed to fix the other side. In case the hyoid bone is pushed away by the needle knife during release, the skin cannot be broken.

In mild cases, the symptoms will disappear when the thyrohyoid muscle is released, and in severe cases, many will metastasize to the location of the Tiantu acupoint.

When the patient's symptoms are transferred downward, or the patient's symptoms themselves appear at the location of the Tianzhu acupoint, which is what we can consider for the deep muscles, sternohyoid muscles**.

When the sternohyoid muscles are released, the patient needs to be placed in the supine position. Place your head on the edge of the bed, so that you can fully expose the position of the Tiantu acupoint, and the needle knife is loosened into the sternal stem in a flat stabbing manner. The sternal bones are to be loosened on the inside of the stem, and the inside of the clavicle is to be loosened.

The degree of release is usually in the sternal stem or clavicle. About a centimeter, if you want to loosen it thoroughly, it will be pierced, and there is no sound to stop.

There are also some patients who will have the same feeling of rope strangulation in front of the cervical spine, and if this pressure occurs on both sides, the digastric muscles and styloid hyoid muscles can be considered.

Patients feel clinical manifestations on both sides, with these two muscles being considered.

When on the digastrics. The needle knife should be selected from the tip of the mastoid process. The needle knife is released to the medial side of the mastoid tip, and the needle knife is released perpendicular to the muscle.

If the patient still has a sense of urgency and pressure in the first two times of the neck, we may choose to release the styloid muscle again.

When releasing the styloid process, let the patient lie on his side with his head up, so that the styloid process can be fully exposed, and the needle knife direction is perpendicular to the styloid process, mainly loosening the lower edge of the styloid apex.

If the patient has pharyngitis, he or she often feels an itchy throat. Itching in the ear and frequent coughing can loosen the anterior and inferior edges of the styloid process.

Patients with severe pharyngitis accompanied by hoarseness, and patients with vocal cord nodules can "open the sleeve" of the anterior cervical tubercle in addition to loosening the above muscles

When loosening the anterior cervical muscles, it is necessary to pay attention to pressure separation, and the needle is inserted in one piece and three slowly.

If in front of the cervical spine. As well as around the hyoid bone, I didn't feel the induration and cords I was looking for and went straight to the needle**. The chances of such an effective result are also slim.

Pharyngitis is inflammation of the pharyngeal mucosa, submucosal tissues, often as part of an upper respiratory tract infection. According to the length of the disease course and the different pathological changes of the bright matter, it is divided into two categories: acute pharyngitis and chronic pharyngitis. Among them, chronic pharyngitis is a chronic inflammation with a slow course of disease, which often coexists with adjacent organs or systemic diseases, such as sinusitis, adenoid residual or retained abscess, pharyngal bursitis, etc.

Acute pharyngitis is an acute inflammation of the pharyngeal mucosa and submucosal and lymphoid tissues, often secondary to acute rhinitis or acute tonsils or part of an upper respiratory tract infection.

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Plum nucleus qi is the name of the disease in traditional Chinese medicine, which refers to the disease caused by emotional failure, stagnation of liver qi, mutual formation of phlegm and qi, and accumulation in the pharynx. Clinically, it is characterized by abnormal sensation in the throat that does not interfere with eating. TCM liver disease, TCM throat disease, and TCM mental illness can all see this symptom of the disease.

Therefore, it is not specifically a throat disease, but also a liver or mental problem. However, if it is a throat problem, it refers to pharyngeal dysesthesia in Western medicine, and it is often diagnosed as pharyngeal neurosis, or pharyngeal hysteria or luminosis globolum. This symptom mainly occurs in young and middle-aged people, especially women.

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