下半场自右腋前线附近向后针对前锯肌行浮针扫散加再灌注活动,患者疼痛基本消失,遂拔针留管结束治疗。 第三天(2月26日)复诊患者述疼痛有所反复,但仍较前明显减轻,可进行正常活动。查体见上述患肌仍在(++),按前治疗方案施治,患者疼痛消失,嘱其约隔日后三诊。次日患者致电告知疼痛已无,取消预约,临床治愈。 治疗前后视频对比 【Case study】 Name: Mr. Wifa Age: 30 Sex: Male Date of record: 24/02/2020 Chief Complaint: Severe pain at Inferior Right Scapula for two weeks. Present illness: The patient felt a severe pain at the inferior right scapula starting from two weeks ago, without clear causes. The pain stayed in one location, with a number of specific movements making the pain much worse. These include yawning, sneezing, moving the head downwards and stretching the arm (whilst driving). The patient could not fall asleep at night and was off work for two weeks. He had seen his GP and took an X-ray for the chest which came back as clear. The patient took Morphine to reduce the pain, but the pain was only alleviated for around 2-3 hours (video 1). Past History: chronic lower back pain for many years with no diagnosis and no treatment. FSN Examination: Right side Erector Spinae and Latissimus Dorsi were tight and swollen significantly (++++), Serratus Anterior(+++) Elimination: Problems associated with lungs, heart or other internal organs. Treatment: FSN needle was inserted from medial right scapula downwards, manipulating and using Reperfusion Approach for the Erector Spinae and Latissimus Dorsi. After this the pain was reduced from level 10 down to 3 according to patient feedback (video 2). The second half of the treatment involved inserting the FSN needle from the right Front Axillary Line towards the back for the Serratus Anterior. After manipulation and the Reperfusion Approach, the pain was almost gone for the patient. The needle was then removed and the tube was kept in for a few hours. Re-visiting date: 26/02/2020 Although the patient still felt some pain, its severity was much better than before. The tight muscles were the same as before but all to lower severity after FSN examination (++). The treatment was repeated as before until the patient was pain free. The patient was booked for a third visit for 28/02/2020, but phoned the surgery one day before to say that the pain had completely gone and everything was healed up. [Discussion] Pain between the scapulars is very common complaint, the causes can be very complicated, we found that most cases are Pathological Tight Muscle related, such as Scalene, Levator Scapulae, Erector Spinae, Infraspinatus, Serratus Anterior, Multifidus, Iliocostalis, Lower Trapezius, Rhomboid and Upper Posterior Serratus, etc. In FSN clinical practice, we should base on the principle of recognizing ‘complaint’, ‘muscle’ and ‘position’ to identify the responsible Pathological Tight Muscle, then giving treatment, to achieve the FSN quick healing effect. |
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