Is the handmade plaster of Shen Gu Tang Muscle and Bone Hall useful for meniscus wear and aging?

It's useful, I see that a lot of people with knee discomfort go to their homes for maintenance, and they don't need to take them orally, and they don't need injections, just apply a hot compress of Chinese herbal medicine, and just paste a plaster, and a few of our colleagues in the unit have gone, and the response is not bad.

These efficient operation modes of our construction must definitely be applied to mugwort leaves, and this is good.

Depending on how long you have been injured, try to be as early as possible**, you have to paste their hand-adjusted herbs, make a herbal hot compress, it is estimated that you can walk normally in more than 10 days, don't worry.

The meniscus is a C-shaped cushioning structure made of elastic cartilage between the two main bones that make up the knee joint. The meniscus acts as a cushion to prevent damage to the articular surface cartilage caused by impact. Meniscus injuries can be caused by trauma or by degeneration.

Meniscus injuries caused by severe trauma can be complicated by knee soft tissue injuries, such as collateral ligament injuries, cruciate ligament injuries, joint capsule injuries, cartilage surface injuries, etc., which are often the cause of post-injury swelling.

1.Pain. Immediately after trauma, severe pain occurs, which can be in the form of pulling, tearing, or cramping, persistent pain that occurs on the side of the injury.

Over time, the pain will gradually lessen and become localized. The pain gets worse with activity, but it's not as severe as before.

2.Swelling. At the time of injury or a few hours later, the knee may swell and sometimes subcutaneously bruise.

Subcutaneous bruising is the result of bleeding due to damage to the ligaments. Swelling is caused by increased synovial fluid secretion and exudation due to injury, resulting in fluid accumulation in the joint.

1.In the acute phase, cold compresses can be applied to reduce bleeding, relieve pain, relieve symptoms, and shorten the acute response period.

2.Take a break from your activities and rest.

3.For those who have locking, the knee joint can be moved to unlock under the guidance of a doctor.

4.In order to reduce and prevent the adverse consequences of bone, cartilage, synovial lesions and eventually osteoarthritis caused by meniscus injury, arthroscopic surgery is better at an early stage.

5.If traditional Chinese medicine fumigation, local occlusion, physiotherapy, etc., should be carried out under the guidance of a specialist.

Meniscus injuries with plasters are not possible ** and may also be able to reduce pain. Meniscus injuries are mainly caused by a rupture of the meniscus in the joint cavity. It can cause pain in the joints and the inability to exercise normally.

It depends on the extent of the injury. It is recommended to do an MRI to determine the extent of the meniscus. You can't use a plaster first.

Minimally invasive surgery should be done if necessary.

In general, meniscus injuries can be treated physiotherapy first.

In external use of drugs, acupuncture, Chinese medicine, etc.**. If it is a more serious case, surgery can be used, such as minimally invasive surgery.

For reference, compare after using it for a month.

Analysis: Hello, meniscus injury;Generally, there are acupuncture, massage.

Guidance: You can take anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving drugs and traditional Chinese medicine. External anti-inflammatory and analgesic, blood circulation and stasis ointment, etc.

I couldn't take any painkillers, but after a day of plasters, it didn't hurt at all. I don't know if there are hormones in it

For meniscus injury, there are no more than two kinds, one is conservative and the other is surgery. Conservative ** is for mild meniscus injury, such as the first or second degree of this kind of patients, this ** method is conservative, mainly to brake it to reduce inflammation, so that the meniscus tear injury heals. If it is for severe injuries of more than three degrees, we believe that conservative ** is ineffective, and this kind of injury will gradually worsen in future activities, often through some surgical methods**, such as meniscus suture, partial excision of meniscus or meniscus and a series of ** methods.

Therefore, for severe injuries, we believe that more than three degree meniscus injuries need to be surged**, of course, most of the surgeries are now minimally invasive**, and the effect is also very good.

All plasters are only a temporary solution. There is no cure for the root cause.

I have a second-degree injury, and the doctor prescribed flurbiprofen gel plaster, and I put two boxes on it, and now it doesn't hurt, I don't know what will happen in the future.

Not necessarily, I know a very effective way to cure a meniscus injury.

A plaster tube so sick?Do those who sell ointments have a medical practitioner's certificate?Do you know how different pathologies work?Is there a drug regulatory authority?Things that can't be put on the table, relying on painkillers and hormone drugs to fool people!

First of all, we should look at the problem of meniscus differently, mainly divided into abrasive damage, and severe external tears, if the wear is chronic, it can be recovered with traditional Chinese medicine plasters or other methods, if the tear is serious, then it must be surgically sewn or other, you must first find out whether your meniscus is torn, or worn? The second is the symptomatic**, no matter what the drug, in the end, it still needs the body's own physical immunity as the basis, the so-called recuperation to enhance their own physique is very important, followed by the so-called other methods.

The plaster will be administered transdermally, and the damage cannot be repaired, so the effect is still there, but if you resist it in your heart, it is not recommended that you apply it.