Traditional Chinese Medicine Targeted Drug Therapy

When it comes to traditional Chinese medicine, our impression may still be stuck at the stage of picking and boiling herbs. However, with the continuous development of modern medicine, traditional Chinese medicine is also constantly adapting to the development of the times and has developed many modern products. Traditional Chinese medicine targeted drug penetration is one of these products. It is a way of realizing traditional Chinese medicine treatment through modern instruments. The Traditional Chinese Medicine directional drug penetration therapy device has a wide range of applicable subjects, but it is mainly aimed at some neuro-spinal treatments.

The function of TCM directional drug penetration therapeutic instrument:

It is suitable for rehabilitation, neurology, gastroenterology, orthopedics, gynecology, pediatrics, plastic surgery and other departments. Different drug introductions have different effects, but it is mainly used to treat symptoms such as pain, swelling, and dysfunction caused by radiculopathy, lumbar disc herniation, knee osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and closed soft tissue injuries, as well as for analgesia, anti-inflammatory and physical therapy of bone hyperplasia in acute and chronic sprains of bones and joints (such as cervical vertebrae, thoracic vertebrae, lumbar vertebrae, shoulder, knee and elbow joints, fingers, and toes).

The principle of TCM directional drug penetration therapy instrument:

It adopts advanced medium frequency technology, integrates the directional drug introduction with medium frequency bionic massage therapy technology and thermal therapy technology, and utilizes the effect of unidirectional electric field to promote the directional movement of drug ions, accelerate the penetration and absorption of drugs, and allow drugs to act directly on the lesions, which is more effective than general therapies.

Contraindications of TCM directional drug penetration therapy device:

1. It is not suitable for patients in the acute stage of closed soft tissue injury.

2. Patients with high fever, open pulmonary tuberculosis, severe arteriosclerosis, hemorrhagic disease, and hypertension must not be irradiated on the head or follow the doctor's advice. Patients with heart failure, severe heart disease, pacemakers, malignant tumors, infectious inflammation, tetanus, cachexia, bleeding tendency, mental illness, and those who cannot tolerate direct current should be prohibited from using this instrument for treatment.

3. The dosage of drug introduction therapy varies from person to person, and one should not blindly pursue high current.

4. During treatment, you must use a large thick cotton pad that is soaked in water, and underneath the thick surface of the large cotton pad is a small medicine pad coated with medicine, and underneath the small medicine pad is the affected part of the skin, otherwise it is easy to cause burns and scalds to the skin.

5. Drug introduction should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. Patients who are allergic to drugs should inform in advance, and doctors should also pay more attention to allergic patients.