Clinical Study Of Accupotomy With Medium Frequency Electrotherapy In Treating Myofascial Pain Syndrome Of Lumbar Region

BackgroundMyofascial Pain Syndrome of Lumbar Region (MPS), low back pain is the main clinica symptoms. Generally believed that the disease syndrome occurs in middle-aged, with socia development, production structure changes, most of the work has been dominated by the development of the first industrial labor work-based services for the tertiary industry, long sustain Fixed bad posture and posture, improper lifting heavy objects or force, chronic fatigue, o are likely to cause acute lumbar sprain produce disease.ObjectiveClinical efficacy knife lysis IF pulse therapy combined with Myofascial Pain Syndrome o Lumbar Region, and to seek better disease-oriented comprehensive treatment program.MethodsThe 60 cases that met the inclusion criteria were divided into observation group and contro group. Where the observation group were treated knife lysis combined IF pulse current law, th control group using a simple knife treatment differences were observed before and afte treatment. Efficacy endpoint using VAS visual score and JOA score lower back pain, and finall; the two groups to improve the rate is calculated according to JOA score.ResultsConducted between the two groups before treatment group, P> 0.05, no significan differences were comparable; before and after treatment were within the range comparison grou] P<0.05, significant difference, indicating that the effect of treatment in both groups Jieyou between performing groups after treatment, P<0.05, significant difference, indicating that the observation group than the control group. Which JOA score improvement rate:the treatmen group (71.60 ± 8.10)% in the control group (54.43 ± 9.46)% in the observation group than th’ control group.ConclusionsIF pulse knife and can effectively improve the MPS pain cases, the patients play a ver. good therapeutic effect, but also can improve the quality of life for patients. IF knife and pulse for the treatment of MPS have significant clinical efficacy, and the treatment effect was better than the knife.