Successful transfer of acupuncture and electro-acupuncture techniques to Simacai District General Hospital

According to information from Lao Cai Provincial Traditional Medicine Hospital, the hospital's doctors have successfully transferred acupuncture and electro-acupuncture techniques to Simacai District General Hospital.

Doctor Duong Quoc Nghi, Deputy Director of Lao Cai Provincial Hospital of Traditional Medicine, directly carried out this technology transfer.

During the training sessions, the doctor imparted theory and guided practice on patients, helping medical staff of Simacai District General Hospital master the techniques of acupuncture, electro-acupuncture; needle acupuncture techniques, needle pushing techniques through acupuncture points and some special acupuncture methods of acupuncture; the process of acupuncture, electro-acupuncture.

Doctors directly guide practice on patients.

The transfer activity aims to improve the capacity of traditional medicine treatment for medical staff at Simacai District General Hospital, contributing to better implementation of health care for local people.

Acupuncture is a technique of using long needles to puncture acupuncture points, piercing from one point to another on the same meridian or on two different meridians. This technique has the effect of regulating the flow of energy more quickly and strongly, so it is effective in treating difficult diseases such as pain, paralysis, etc.

Acupuncture is indicated to treat paralysis in patients with cerebrovascular accidents such as: hemiplegia, facial paralysis, vocal cord paralysis (difficulty speaking, slurred speech) and neurological diseases, periarthritis of the shoulder, back pain, spinal degeneration, herniated disc...

Previously, the Traditional Medicine Hospital also transferred electroacupuncture techniques to doctors at Sa Pa Town General Hospital.

Transfer of electroacupuncture technology to Sa Pa Town General Hospital.

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