The Effect of Korean Medical Treatments with Postural Yinyang Correction of Temporomandibular Joint on Bell’s Palsy

Seo, Jong Cheol; Kim, Shin Young; Seo, Yeon Ju; Park, Jong Hyeon; Lee, Yoon Joo; Ryu, Hye Min; Lee, Seung Jeong; Yoon, Hyun‐Min; Song, Chun Ho; Kim, Cheol Hong

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“…Treatment of the temporomandibular joint with CMT has been shown to help improve mandibular range [12]. The mandibular range of motion in patients with facial palsy is an essential factor because mandible movements enable changes in the intraoral spaces, allowing for free movements of the tongue and the soft tissue [23].…”

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“…The mandibular range of motion in patients with facial palsy is an essential factor because mandible movements enable changes in the intraoral spaces, allowing for free movements of the tongue and the soft tissue [23]. In addition, some articles denote that patients with facial palsy have a significant reduction in the mandibular range of motion when compared to the control group [12]. Therefore, treating the temporomandibular joint using an accurate balancing appliance and functional cerebrospinal therapy, releases nerve compression in the mandibular region, helping blood circulation and nerve conduction, resulting in improved peripheral FNP [12,16].…”

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“…In addition, some articles denote that patients with facial palsy have a significant reduction in the mandibular range of motion when compared to the control group [12]. Therefore, treating the temporomandibular joint using an accurate balancing appliance and functional cerebrospinal therapy, releases nerve compression in the mandibular region, helping blood circulation and nerve conduction, resulting in improved peripheral FNP [12,16].…”

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“…However, in applying treatment, the distinction between peripheral FNP and central paralysis is ambiguous, and in Chinese Chuna therapy, which has a meridian concept, it has been commonly used to massage facial muscles or press acupuncture points on the face [11]. The effects of adjustment to cervical spine and temporomandibular joint for peripheral FNP patients using CMT has been investigated, but there is no systematic facial chuna technique for facial muscles [12,13]. This review firstly examined useful manual therapies including CMT, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) [14], neuromuscular re-eduction [14], mime therapy [15], and facial exercise [15].…”

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A Facial Chuna Manual Therapy for Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy

Park¹,

Lee²,

Lee³

et al. 2019

J Acupunct Res

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The purpose of this study was to investigate useful manual therapy techniques for peripheral facial nerve palsy and to propose guidelines to be applied for current manual therapy techniques. Several databases were searched to find manual therapies for facial palsy. These therapies included cervical, and temporomandibular joint chuna manual therapy, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, neuromuscular re-education, facial exercise, and mime therapy. Both cervical, and temporomandibular joint chuna manual therapy release nerve compression, helping blood circulation and nerve conduction. Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation uses irradiation, bilateral activation, and eccentric facilitation to improve muscle power and symmetry. Neuromuscular re-education, as a retraining tool for facial movement patterns, enhances neuromuscular feedback. Facial exercise helps the patient continuously move and massage facial muscle themselves. Mime therapy aims to develop a conscious connection between the use of certain muscles and facial expressions. The use of facial chuna manual therapy for peripheral facial nerve palsy can stimulate the proprioceptive neuromuscular receptors in the face. Peripheral facial nerve palsy has 4 phases; progress phase, plateau phase, recovery phase, and sequelae phase. Each phase needs different treatments which include relaxation, assistance, resistance, origin-insertion extension, and nerve pathway expansion.

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A Facial Chuna Manual Therapy for Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy

Park¹,

Lee²,

Lee³

et al. 2019

J Acupunct Res

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“…http://dx.doi.org/10.13048/jkm.23033 9518,19) 가장 오래된 자전으로 알려진 《說文解字》에서 "僻"과 "喎"의 뜻을 보면, "僻"은 비 뚤어지거나 방향에 상관없이 중앙에서 벗어남을 의 미하지만, "喎"는 "咼"와 동일한 것으로, 입이 비뚤 어지는 것을 의미한다. 그러므로 "僻"보다는 "喎"가…”

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Chronologically Change and Importance of Acupuncture Points Used in Bell’s Palsy in Classical Literature

Jang,

Park,,

Kim

et al. 2023

J Korean Med

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Objectives: Many acupuncture points have been suggested for the treatment of Bell's palsy, but information on which acupuncture points are more important in treatment is not provided. This study was conducted to investigate the importance of acupuncture points currently used clinically in Bell's palsy.Methods: By reviewing the full text of 11 books that recorded acupuncture prescriptions from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, the frequency of use of acupuncture points, their meridians, and their location were investigated.Results: The average number of acupuncture points used for local, adjacent and distal points selection was 10.5, 2, 4 respectively. The number of acupuncture points increased from the Qin Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty 《Bojaebang》 and then decreased, but the proportion of local points has been still high. From the Ming Dynasty, ST4, ST6, GV26, and GV24 were mainly have been used as the local points. Except for the GB12, the use of the rest of the acupuncture points gradually decreased in the adjacent points. In the distal acupuncture points, it was summarized to point of lung and large intestine channel until the Ming Dynasty, and LI4 was mainly used in the Qing Dynasty. Yangming meridian has been most often used at the local and distal area except for the adjacent area.Conclusions: In the treatment of facial paralysis, the lower part of the face had the highest proportion among local acupuncture points, and the Yangming had the highest proportion by meridian.

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A Case Report of Improvement in Chronic Migraine Headache and Nausea with Korean Medicine Treatment and FCST (Functional Cerebrospinal Therapy)

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정²,

김³

et al. 2018

J Int Korean Med

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Objective: Chronic migraine is a headache syndrome accompanied by nausea, dyspepsia, depression, and insomnia and it reduces the quality of life. The present case revealed that Korean medicine treatment and Functional Cerebrospinal Therapy (FCST) can reduce headache and nausea in patients with chronic migraine.Method: A 39-year-old female patient with chronic migraine visited Dunsan Korean Medicine Hospital. She had headache combined with moderate nausea and wanted to reduce her dose of almotriptan. We treated her with Korean medicine, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, and a Chuna treatment based on FCST. We evaluated her symptoms using a Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) for headache and nausea every day.Result: After 22 days of treatment, the NRS of headache and nausea had reduced. Her dose of almotriptan was also reduced and the patient felt improvement of in her quality of life. Conclusion:We suggest that Korean medicine treatment combined with FCST can improve the headache and nausea of chronic migraine patients.

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The Effect of Korean Medical Treatments with Postural Yinyang Correction of Temporomandibular Joint on Bell’s Palsy

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A Facial Chuna Manual Therapy for Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy

A Facial Chuna Manual Therapy for Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy

Chronologically Change and Importance of Acupuncture Points Used in Bell’s Palsy in Classical Literature

A Case Report of Improvement in Chronic Migraine Headache and Nausea with Korean Medicine Treatment and FCST (Functional Cerebrospinal Therapy)

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