In terms of TCM treatment, what is the best way to treat lumbar stenosis with acupuncture?

Traditional Chinese medicine has been profound since ancient times, and acupuncture can be used for a variety of diseases. Acupuncture** lumbar spinal stenosis works well and is not very troublesome. A lot of people like that.

Among them, tendon manipulation and orthopaedic manipulation are the mainstay. Tendon manipulation mainly includes holding, rolling, kneading, pressing, pulling, etc., which can relieve muscle spasm of the waist and lower limbs, relax the muscles and veins, promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, and relieve clinical symptoms such as low back pain and lower limb pain. Osteopathic manipulation mainly includes movement, oblique pull, tension and compression, which can adjust the disorder of the facet joints of the lumbar spine and restore the mechanical balance of the lumbar spine.

TCM**Lumbar spinal stenosis first requires acupuncture or massage. In the later stage, traditional Chinese medicine can also be used to relieve pain, which has a certain conditioning effect. TCM traction** can also improve lumbar spinal stenosis and alleviate more severe conditions.

If you can't improve it with TCM, you should consider surgery**, otherwise it can easily aggravate the condition. Traditional Chinese medicine can also be used to promote blood circulation and relieve pain. Abdominal acupuncture is a spinal stenosis through abdominal acupuncture points**.

The clinical effect is good. For example, using acupuncture points such as Acites, Qihai, Guan Yuan, etc., and using floating needles to theoretically ** spinal stenosis, which is very effective. In addition, this abdominal needle is a kind of ****, without soreness, numbness and swelling.

It can be done in a more comfortable condition**.

When choosing TCM** lumbar spinal stenosis, the first thing to do is to understand the severity of the condition. If it is not very serious, you can do some physiotherapy first, such as massage, acupuncture, physiotherapy, intermediate frequency, etc. You can also use Chinese medicine for cupping and fumigation**.

In patients with severe dislocations, traction** may be used to prevent dislocations. However, a warm compress is needed before the first time to reduce the pain.

Usually pay attention to rest and do not exercise vigorously. Traditional Chinese medicine can use acupuncture, physiotherapy, and traction**. Usually pay attention to the waist to keep warm, not affected by the wind chill.

Don't twist your waist. It can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture, physiotherapy, massage, drug fumigation, etc., and traditional Chinese medicine such as Duhuo parasitic decoction can be used as appropriate. If the results are not good, surgery should be done**.

It can be carried out by acupuncture, or by acupuncture at a certain acupuncture point, or by scraping, or by massaging a certain acupuncture point, or by cupping after acupuncture, which are all good ways to narrow the lumbar spine and will not cause damage to the body.

Generally, it is assisted by massage and acupuncture, which takes a long time to have a certain effect, and if it is serious, it needs to undergo surgery.

I don't know this very well, but if this happens, I think I should go to a regular hospital for surgery**, so that I can recover quickly and there will be no sequelae in the future.

TCM** The efficacy of lumbar spinal stenosis is good. Lumbar spinal stenosis itself is a serious lumbar spine disorder that often causes intermittent claudication, pain, and limited mobility, which seriously affects quality of life.

Western medicine often uses surgery, which is invasive, costly, and risky. The characteristics and advantages of lumbar spinal stenosis in traditional Chinese medicine are more and more recognized and accepted by people because of their low cost, simple operation, small size and significant curative effect, especially the comprehensive treatment of traditional Chinese medicine can reflect a wide range of application prospects.

Traditional Chinese medicine has obvious effects in improving the local microcirculation of lesions, promoting the absorption of inflammatory factors, eliminating edema, loosening agitated adhesions, and reducing nerve root entrapment.

For lumbar spinal stenosis, which is mainly soft tissue stenosis, traditional Chinese medicine should be taken decisively. However, for severe spinal stenosis caused by bone changes, lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spondylolisthesis, etc., surgical measures are required to avoid delaying the condition.