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Acupuncture point injection is a technique derived from intramuscular injection that has been used in China since the 1950s. It can be used to treat over 148 types of ailments affecting various body systems. The mechanism of action involves activating mast cells within the acupoint area, increasing angiogenesis and blood flow. It has a more sustained effect than traditional acupuncture. While relatively safe, potential adverse effects include infection and organ puncture. Standardization of techniques such as skin sterilization and single-use syringes helps ensure safety. An example treatment outlined is for chronic gastritis using vitamin B12 injected into specific acupoints over 10 sessions.
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Acupoint injection.pptx
- 2. Introduction Emerged in China 1950s Derived from intramuscular injection Wide range application More sustained effect
- 3. Application Up to 148 types of ailments Gastrointestinal diseases Nervous system diseases Urinary system diseases Respiratory system Ophthalmic diseases Dermatologic diseases Post-operative nausea & vomiting Post-surgical gastroparesis syndrome Diabetic gastroparesis Chronic gastritis Post-operative inflammatory intestinal obstruction Hyperemesis gravidarum Post-stroke dysphagia Multiple sclerosis Parkinson’s disease Urinary retention Bronchial asthma Other application Trigeminal neuralgia Pelvic pain Knee osteoarthritis Migraine Shoulder pain Back pain Chronic headache Abdominal pain Primary dysmenorrheal Labor analgesia Myofascial pain syndrome Neck and shoulder pain syndrome Lumbosacral radiculopathy, Muscle spasticity To relieve pain
- 4. Mechanism research Within the acupoint and the therapeutic activities of the injected substrates Changes in spatial configuration and increase their degranulation ratio within the acupoint area Activate mast cells and increase angiogenesis and arteriogenesis to improve blood flow Regulate protein and mRNA expression
- 5. Adverse effects Relatively safe procedure Retrosternal abscess Pneumothorax Cardiac tamponade Epileptic seizure Vasovagal responses
- 6. Standardization of acupoint injection Vitamins B1, B2, and C, atropine, physiological saline, water for injection, various kinds of antibiotics Injection solution 1 ml, 2 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml and 20 ml Disposable syringes Using alcohol swab 70% Sterilize the skin Insert the needle quickly and push it slowly to the desired depth Injecting method Check the name and dosage Examin the solution Aspiration no blood 0,5 – 1 ml Injecting solution
- 7. Safety A safe injection • Wear non-sterile glove • To disinfect skin: apply a 60– 70% alcohol-based solution (isopropyl alcohol or ethanol) on a single-use swab or cotton- wool ball • Wipe the area outwards • Allow it to dry completely When giving medication • DO NOT use a single loaded syringe to administer medication to several patients needle, • One syringe, one patient! • DO NOT change the needle in order to reuse the syringe • DO NOT use the same mixing syringe to reconstitute several vials • DO NOT combine leftover medications for later use
- 8. Example CHRONIC GASTRITIS • ST36, BL21 Point selection • Perpendicularly into ST36 • Obliquely toward the spine into BL21 Injection • 5 ml • Vitamin B12 (50 mcg) Syringe & solution • Once every other day • 10 times Frequency
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