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A I T N A ANSBACHER INSTITUT FÜR TRANSKRANIELLE NEUROAKUPUNKTUR | |
YNSA Influence in the Treatment of Chronic Resistant Trigeminal Neuralgia, left side, Multiple Prolapse of the Cervical Spine with Radicula (Root) Irritations, bilateral, and Spinal Canal Stenosis of the Cervical Spine
Case 22
A 51-year old female patient came to our YNSA consultation with the following complaints:
For the past 2½ to 3 years this patient has suffered from persistent therapy-resistant facial pains and parasthesia, left, multiple prolapse of the cervical spine, pains and parasthesia in both hands, most of all the left one.
The diagnostic and therapeutical therapy attempts carried out by physicians in various specialized facilities have so far brought about no improvement. The patient is in despair and in a weeping voice begs for help. She can no longer carry out normal work without handicap, and she. does not want to be off sick any longer and would like to take up work again as soon as possible.
The patient came to us on her own accord and requested us to help her by means of the new YNSA treatment method. She has already received two acupuncture sessions in accordance with classical methods, but without success.
Findings and Treatment Course: At the time of our first meeting the examination showed a severe shoulder-arm syndrome, left side, facial parasthesia, left side, and disestheses in the ophthalmicus, maxilaris and mandibularis regions, left side, painful numbness in the left hand, painful limited movement of the cervical spine.
After application of the, from Dr. Yamamoto, newly discovered paravertebral prick technique the arm movement improved immediately, the shoulder was immediately flexible. After the respective acupuncture in the skull, all pain and problems disappeared. In both hands the patient experienced a pleasant warm feeling, the patient was pain-free. YNSA treatment of the sensorial points eyes, nose, mouth on the left side has resulted in normal feeling in the left facial area, the first since 1½ years.
Further treatment was as follows: Twice weekly during the first two weeks, then once per week during the next 8-10 weeks. (See photo 341 dated 31 March 1998).