RU2698069C1 - Method for health-improving effect on human body - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine.

SUBSTANCE: invention refers to medicine, namely to methods of health-improving effect on human organism. That is ensured by manual manipulation of tissues and peripheral nerves. Exposure is carried out in two steps, each consisting of 3-4 repetitive actions. At the first stage each exposure includes pressing by hands on a muscle, a ligament or fascia, passing above a nerve, with subsequent stretching of a muscle, ligament or fascia within the elastic barrier of tissues proximally and distally, and displacement of muscle, ligament or fascia within the elastic tissue barrier clockwise and counter clockwise. Retention of tissues to their relaxation, and then repeated tissue displacement clockwise and counter clockwise. At the second stage, the nerve is stretched and stretched in the distal direction within the elastic barrier of the tissues with one hand while holding the other tissues surrounding the nerve until they are relaxed.

EFFECT: method provides effective improvement of neurodynamics of peripheral nerves due to retention within certain time interval of tissues surrounding peripheral nerves in places of anatomical narrowing before and after exposure to this or that nerve.

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Description

The invention relates to medicine, namely to methods for improving the effects on the human body.

A known method of healing effects on the human body by conducting massage procedures along the nerve.

(Auth. Certificate. USSR No. 1569013, class A61H 23/00, 1990).

When carrying out treatment in this way, a vibrating massage is applied to the entire reflexogenic zone of the damaged nerve by the vibration massage apparatus sequentially at certain frequencies and for a certain time for each session.

The implementation of this method does not fully restore the function of the peripheral nerve, since the apparatus massage, including vibro-massage, hydromassage, and vacuum massage does not allow to thinly differentiate the treatment.

This disadvantage is overcome in another known method of healing effects on the human body, including manual exposure to tissues and peripheral nerves.

(RF patent №2119788, class А61Н 23/00, 1996)

According to this method, an increased tension of the peripheral nerve is diagnosed by palpation, a massage procedure is performed along the nerve, a transverse force is applied to the nerve and the place of application along the nerve is moved to its periphery.

Thus, the restoration of peripheral nerve function is ensured.

This method according to the technical nature and the achieved result is closest to the proposed one.

However, this method is not effective enough, since 10-20 sessions are required to improve the general physical condition.

The objective of the claimed method is to increase the effectiveness of the healing effects on the human body.

The solution to this problem is achieved by a method of healing effects on the human body, including manual exposure to tissues and peripheral nerves, while the exposure is carried out in two stages, each of which consists of 3-4 repeated effects, at the first stage, each effect includes pressure on the muscle with hands, a ligament or fascia passing over the nerve, followed by stretching of the muscle, ligament or fascia within the elastic tissue barrier proximal and distal, and displacement of the muscle, ligament or fascia to the limit x the tissue elastic barrier clockwise and counterclockwise, holding the tissue until it relaxes, and then re-shifting the tissue clockwise and counterclockwise; and at the second stage, pressure is applied to the nerve and stretched in the distal direction within the elastic tissue barrier with one hand while holding the tissues surrounding the nerve with the other hand until they relax.

An unexpected result of the application of this method was the effect of increasing the effectiveness of the healing effect on a person when using such a technique as holding the surrounding peripheral nerves in the places of anatomical narrowing before and after the direct impact on a particular nerve for a certain time interval. The author called it neurobalancing.

The invention is illustrated by examples.

Example 1

Client I.P., man, 45 years old. Complaints of pain in the lower back, gluteal region and leg on the back of the thigh on the left.

The result of examination by palpation: the sciatic nerve is compressed by the strained piriformis muscle and its fascial system.

Stage 1. The client lies on his stomach. The operator is on the left, oriented cephalically.

- the operator presses the piriformis muscle with the first fingers of the right and left hands, reaching the painful or rigid zone in the muscle, placing the hands along the course of the muscle fibers;

- the operator stretches the piriformis muscle proximal and distal within the elastic tissue barrier;

- the operator shifts the piriformis tissue clockwise and counterclockwise within the elastic tissue barrier;

- the operator holds the piriformis tissue in this position for 40 seconds. in anticipation of their relaxation;

- with saved pressure and tension parameters, the operator repeats tissue displacements clockwise and counterclockwise;

- the operator repeats the cycle 3 times.

Stage 2. The client lies on his back. The operator is located to the left of the patient, oriented cephalically. The client's left leg is bent at the knee joint, the foot on the couch. The operator sets the 2nd, 3rd and 4th fingers of his right hand on the sciatic nerve in the interval between the greater trochanter of the femur and the sciatic tubercle, in the middle of the distance between them, immediately under the piriformis muscle and in front of the square muscle of the thigh;

- the operator slightly presses on the sciatic nerve;

- the operator stretches the sciatic nerve distally within the elastic barrier with his right hand and slightly extends the patient’s left leg in the knee joint with his left hand;

- the operator with his free hand holds the tissue surrounding the nerve for 40 seconds. before they relax;

- the operator stops stretching the sciatic nerve;

- the operator repeats the cycle 3 times.

It was noted that a positive result is noticeable after the first session in the form of eliminating symptoms of pain along the back of the thigh.

After 3 sessions, repeated after 7 days, pain in the lower back and gluteal region disappeared. No further relapses were observed.

Example 2. Client A.D., woman, 40 years old. Complaints of pain in the shoulder and shoulder blades on the right.

The result of examination by palpation: the suprascapular nerve is compressed in the notch of the scapula by the tense upper transverse ligament of the scapula.

Stage 1. The client lies on his back. The operator is sitting on the side of the head. The client’s right hand is bent at 90 degrees to the shoulder and elbow joints. The operator’s right hand holds the client’s hand. The left hand of the operator is placed under the right shoulder blade of the client, while the first finger of the operator is installed on the upper transverse ligament of the shoulder blade.

- the operator slightly presses with the first finger on the tense upper transverse ligament of the scapula in the region of the scapular notch;

- the operator leads the relaxed right hand of the client to the outer, and then to the inner rotation, while there is a mechanical stretching of the fibers of the upper transverse ligament of the scapula relative to the first finger of the operator;

- the operator shifts the tissues clockwise and counterclockwise within the elastic tissue barrier;

- the operator holds the tissue in this position for 45 seconds. in anticipation of their relaxation;

- with saved pressure and tension parameters, the operator repeats tissue displacements clockwise and counterclockwise;

- the operator repeats the cycle 4 times in anticipation of relaxation of the tissues of the upper transverse ligament of the scapula.

Stage 2.

- the operator moves the first finger of the left hand into the supraspinatus fossa on the client’s right shoulder blade and places it on the upper surface of the shoulder blade opposite the shoulder blade and slightly presses on the suprascapular nerve;

- the operator stretches the suprascapular nerve with the first finger of his left hand distally within the elastic barrier;

- the operator with his free hand holds the tissue surrounding the suprascapular nerve for 45 seconds. before they relax;

- the operator stops stretching the suprascapular nerve;

- the operator repeats the cycle 4 times.

It was noted that a positive result is noticeable after the first session in the form of eliminating the symptoms of shoulder pain.

After 2 sessions, repeated after 7 days, the pain in the shoulder blade disappeared. No further relapses were observed.

The use of this invention allows to achieve long-term improvement of the general physical condition and increase the adaptive reserves of the body in 2-3 sessions.

Claims (1)

A method of improving the impact on the human body, including manual exposure to tissues and peripheral nerves, characterized in that the exposure is carried out in two stages, each of which consists of 3-4 repetitive effects, in the first stage, each effect includes pressure on the muscle, ligament or fascia passing over the nerve, followed by stretching of the muscle, ligament or fascia within the elastic tissue barrier proximal and distal, and the displacement of the muscle, ligament or fascia within the elastic barrier ra of tissues clockwise and counterclockwise, holding the tissues until they relax, and then re-shifting the tissues clockwise and counterclockwise; and at the second stage, pressure is applied to the nerve and stretching it in the distal direction within the elastic tissue barrier with one hand while holding the tissues surrounding the nerve with the other hand until they relax.