RU2375036C1 - Method for treatment of dog endometritis - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: agriculture.

SUBSTANCE: invention is related to agriculture, in particular to veterinary medicine. Method includes alternate action of silver needles at groups of biologically active points 46, 22, 51 (on 1, 5, 9 day) and 23, 49, 20 (on 3, 7, 11 day).

EFFECT: method makes it possible to reduce terms and improve efficiency of dog endometritis treatment.

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Description

The invention relates to agriculture, in particular to veterinary medicine, and in particular to a method of treating endometritis in dogs using acupuncture.

In recent years, decorative livestock breeding in general, and cynology in particular, have become an important industry, which allows stabilizing the negative consequences of the technogenic process on the human community. Therefore, the number of dogs per capita has increased dramatically worldwide. At the same time, the number of dogs with various gynecological diseases, especially with endometritis, has increased, which has a negative effect not only on the health of dogs, but also on the mental state of the owners.

A large number of hormonal, chemotherapeutic, and antibiotic agents have been proposed for treating dogs. However, the introduction of exogenous hormonal drugs blocks the function of the endocrine glands, which leads to irreversible consequences in the animal body. The empirical use of chemotherapeutic and antibiotic agents causes the formation of strains of pathogens resistant to them.

Currently, in humane and veterinary medicine, more and more attention is paid to alternative methods of therapy, namely, needle puncture.

So, M.V. Plahotin (1966) was the first in the USSR to develop an atlas of biologically active points of various animal species, including dogs [1]. G.V.Kaseev (2000) for the treatment of mastitis (points 16, 19, 45, 53, 84, 111, 121, 122, 123) and endometritis (points 9, 11, 13, 16, 19, 20, 22, 23 , 43, 45, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 60) successfully used different types of puncture effects in cows, including needle puncture [2]. Scientists of the department of the Nanjing Institute of Chinese Traditional Medicine (1958, 1959) recommend the use of chronometric methods of treating human and animal diseases using acupuncture [3, 4], that is, depending on astrological and other parameters.

The purpose of the invention is the achievement of high therapeutic efficacy in endometritis in dogs using the acupuncture method, which is environmentally friendly.

The proposed method for the treatment of endometritis in dogs using acupuncture does not have a side effect on the animal organism and does not contribute to the formation of drug-resistant strains of microorganisms.

Silver needles were chosen as a therapeutic agent: pure silver - 80%, red copper - 17%, refined copper - 3%, used in medical practice.

The choice of needles is justified by the fact that the antibacterial and healing properties of silver have been known for a very long time and have been successfully used in folk medicine in general and in Chinese in particular.

The length of the needle is determined by the depth of biologically active points (BAP) indicated in the atlas. The injection site was disinfected with 70 ° alcohol. The contaminated coat was previously trimmed. In biologically active points of the needle was injected at an angle of 90 ° to the surface of the body to a depth of 0.5-1.2 cm until a neuromuscular reaction manifested itself in the form of twitching of the skin and slight anxiety. The introduction of the needle was carried out by screwing into the depths of the tissue through the pore of the skin (as recommended in classical Chinese canons).

The impact is carried out using needles with a rounded (blunt) tip alternately after 48 hours on groups of points 46, 22, 51 (1, 5, 9 days) and 23, 49, 20 (3, 7, 11 days) along atlas G.V .Kaseeva (2000). Impact points were selected based on the work of G.V.Kaseev (2000) in comparison with the works and research materials of the Senju and Nanjing universities. Based on the scheme of organ interaction according to the U-Xin theory (Tabeeva, 1980; Ovechkin, 1991), the therapeutic effect is achieved by stimulating the channels of the liver, spleen, and local points responsible for the functional state of the uterus while simultaneously suppressing the heart channel. Due to this, the blood circulation of the organ (uterus) of the animal is enhanced and, as a result, the bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effect is manifested. From the point of view of the bioenergetic balance of the diseased organ, normalization occurs at this time, because the inflow of HANG is reduced (fire is in excess (stimulating the severity of inflammation)) through the heart channel and the energy intake of YIN (earth, wood is a deficiency (causing disturbance of regenerative processes)) is increased through the channels of the liver and spleen.

The optimal exposure time for this disease and the method of therapy using the points (channels) indicated above is 11.00-13.00 (Kazeev, 2000, and many others).

The exposure time for the points in duration is 10-30 minutes, focusing on age, the severity of the pathological process and the general condition and reaction of the animal. As a rule, 10-15 minutes are enough.

The number of procedures, optimally 5-7 times, with repetitions after 48 hours (with the change of groups of points). A day break between procedures allows the body to physiologically respond to changes (therapeutic effect), taking into account the inertia of the reaction (physiology, biochemistry - physical processes) to changes in energy balance.

Given the wide range of therapeutic effects of needles on humans and animals, it was decided to test them to treat endometritis in dogs.

Thirty bitches with endometritis were selected in an experiment to study the therapeutic efficacy of acupuncture. All animals were treated, while animals of the 1st group (15 animals - control) were treated according to generally accepted methods using antibiotics and chemotherapeutic drugs, and animals of the 2nd group (15 animals - experience) were injected with three needles at the points of biological activity ( BAT): 46, 22, 51 (1, 5, 9 days) and 23, 49, 20 (3, 7, 11 days) along the Kazeev atlas (2000) (see figure 1). The exposure time for the points in duration was 10-30 minutes. At the same time, it was found that in the control group 4 dogs (26.67%) died, and 5 (33.33%) underwent uterine extirpation due to treatment failure and a threat to the animal’s life, thus, the treatment was 40 %, with an average duration of 25.2 ± 4.2 days. In the 2nd group, 14 dogs (one died from heat stroke) treated with acupuncture recovered (93.33%), the duration of treatment was 9.4 ± 0.4 days (P <0.99).

Information sources

1. Plahotin M.V. Acupuncture in veterinary medicine // M.V. Plahotin. - M: Kolos, 1966, 264 p.

2. Kazeev G.V. Veterinary acupuncture (scientific and practical guidance) / G.V.Kaseev. - M.: RIO RGAZU, 2000, 398 p.

3. Nanjing Institute of Chinese Traditional Medicine. Fundamentals of Chinese traditional medicine. - Beijing, 1958 (Chinese).

4. Department of the Nanjing Institute of Chinese Traditional Medicine. Comments on Huangdi Neijing Lingshu Suwen. - Shanghai, 1959 (Chinese language and electronic translation).

5. Tabeeva D.M. Guidelines for acupuncture / D.M.Tabeeva. - M.: Medicine, 1980, 560 p.

6. Ovechkin A.M. The basics of ZHEN-JIU therapy / A.M. Ovechkin. - Saransk: Voice, 1991, 53 p.

Claims (1)

A method of treating endometritis in dogs by affecting biologically active points, characterized in that the effect is on groups of biologically active points 46, 22, 51 (1, 5, 9 days) and 23, 49, 20 (3.7, 11 days) by introducing silver needles into them for 10-30 minutes.