FIELD: medicine.
SUBSTANCE: method involves administering curative action to known points. Functional ability of nose is determined from in- and exhalation difficulty degree in prone, dorsal patient position and in prone position with the head turned aside. The last two cases involve pressing and rotating towards lateral edge of nasal cartilage of nose wing in pulsating mode performing boring movements with thumb The patient is asked on pain feelings availability and their nature. Then functional state of breathing system is evaluated as a whole. Medical treatment is applied with periodically observing patient state. Following the patient state is carried out before and after each medical treatment session. The following techniques are administered in treating a patient: pressing in boring mode the temporomandibular articulation and around it; pressing the mandibular angle and along the contour of mandible base to the middle of the chin protrusion in boring mode with fast rotation capturing chin foramen; pressing the parietal incisure of the temporal bone to temporal fossa with rotation and then allover the whole area circularly moving the hand. Pressure is applied with rotation to area from lateral edge of the orbit along maxillary intraorbital edge outline to frontomaxillary suture and then along zygomatic arch to suprapassage fossa in the vicinity of which the pressure is administered in boring mode. Pressure and rotation from lateral edge of the orbit along supraorbital edge of the frontal bone and further along the frontomaxillary suture to nasion. Pressure is applied in boring mode from anterior lacrimal crest of frontal maxillary process along frontolacrimal suture and then along frontomaxillary suture towards mandible and then along the frontonasal suture to nasion. Palm of the second hand placed on the back of the head applies pressure in opposite direction. Pressure is continuously applied in the same mode with rotation along the frontal suture to the beginning of hair zone where pressure is applied in boring mode. Lateral surface of the nose bone are rubbed from frontonasal suture to nasal incisure of the maxilla and nasal cartilages and then in pulsating boring mode in perpendicular to sagittal body plane in the intraorbital maxillary foramen zone. The nosed is pressed and shifted outside and then towards himself with sharp hand movement which center is set on nose tip and fingers set across the face. Then hands are moved with the palms turned down to patient face with half-bent fingers in circular movements antiparallel to frontal body plane and then above the auricles in the cerebellar zone with the same movements. Contrary circular movements radius is increased above the corresponding brain hemispheres. The movement is repeated above the parietal area with transition to corresponding zone above shoulder. Pulsating action is exerted upon inflammation zones in boring mode, in pulsating mode in asterion point with one hand, whereas the other hand palm is placed on temporal zone with fingers pressed one against another and bent. Treatment duration is determined on feedback signal basis like burning feeling in palm of the other hand. Auxiliary procedures involve applying hot stupes with walnut shell infusion to the nose, nasion and frontal suture zone. The same infusion is used for washing rhinopharynx. Warm sunflower oil sediment is dropped into nostrils and used for rubbing-in into face areas and cervical collar area left as mask for the whole night period. Breathing exercises involve pressing lips and teeth in standing position and sharply inhaling air many times through nose make full breathing with concurrently throwing head backward. Then the body is bent forward concurrently exhaling through mouth and then sharp inhalation through nose is done standing in bent position at right angle with arms pressed against the body and chest, simultaneously sharply moving with feast to opposite foot forefoot. The like movement is done with the other feast with sharp exhalation in standing with both thumb cushions being pressed against the chin, forearms being pressed against the torso and chest. Pressure is applied to the chin upward to one and the to the other side deflecting the head backward as far as possible concurrently making prolonged deep inhalation through the nose.
EFFECT: enhanced effectiveness of treatment.
7 dwg
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Dates
2004-12-10—Published
2002-10-21—Filed