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A I T N A ANSBACHER INSTITUT FÜR TRANSKRANIELLE NEUROAKUPUNKTUR | |
YNSA Influence in the Treatment of Chronic Therapy-Resistant Cervical Spine Syndrome, Shoulder-Arm Syndrome, bilateral, Spinal Canal Stenosis of the Cervical Spine and Visual Disturbance due to Diabetes Mellitus
Case 19
A 65-year old female patient is plagued by a chronic therapy-resistant cervical spine syndrome with gravitative bilateral shoulder-arm syndrome, parasthesia in both hands and most of all of total numbness of the complete palma during the night-time hours.
The patient already underwent treatment in numerous pain relief clinics and was treated by various orthopedic physicians and neurologists, however without successful results. On the contrary, the disturbances became worse day by day. The respective physicians had, in fact, given up and the patient was told, "sorry, we can do nothing more for you, you will just have to continue living with your problems."
Findings and Treatment Course: A clear reduced cervical spine and shoulder-arm movement, highly painful loss of motion in the muscles of the entire cervical spine and shoulder area. Parasthesia in both hands over C2/C4 layer with radicular (root) irritation syndrome.
The patient was soundly examined each time in accordance with the YNSA method and the relevant Y-points were treated. Basic points were treated alternatively.
As a further treatment method the C2/C4 layer was treated in accordance with the new Yamamoto prick technique with immediate recovery of normal feelings in both hands. The patient was able to make normal shoulder-arm movements up to 180 degrees without sign of pain and discomfort.
The patient is doing very well, all headaches disappeared completely after the second treatment, the parasthesia in the hands disappeared to 95 %. The cervical spine showed approximately 70-90 % freedom of movement without signs of pain.
During this course of treatment the patient also asked us whether is would be possible for us to also treat her eyes, because for some time she has not been able to see too well. ("my eyesight is diminishing").
Thereupon we pricked the sensorial points of the eyes, bilateral, which resulted in an immediate improvement of the patient’s eyesight.
During each weekly treatment the eye points are also treated.
Six further weekly treatments are planned in order to stabilize the success. (see photo 327, dated 1 April 1998).