Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Acupuncture and moxibustion treatment. The patient lies prone, and the therapist stands on the affected side. Guan method is applied to the sacroiliac and lumbar-tailbone regions, combined with massage at points such as Ba Li (Eight Moxibustion Points), Huantiao (GB30), and Da Chang Shu (BL25), as well as passive extension movements of the lower limbs. The technique should be gentle.Subsequently, the patient assumes a supine position, and the therapist stands on the affected side (taking the right side as an example). The therapist uses the right armpit to hold the patient's right ankle, with the right elbow bent and the back of the forearm supporting the back of the patient's lower leg. The left hand is placed on the front of the knee joint of the affected limb, while the right hand is placed on the middle one-third of the left forearm. At this point, the therapist firmly grasps the affected limb and applies downward traction for 1-2 minutes.