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KMID : 0363320090300030648
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Journal of Korean Oriental Internal Medicine
2009 Volume.30 No. 3 p.648 ~ p.655
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A Case of Treating the Paresthesia Suggested from Peripheral Neuropathy
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Choi Chang-Won
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Abstract
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Peripheral neuropathy is a disease of multiple Peripheral nerves. Tingling, pins-and needles, numbness, burning and raw sensation are symptoms of peripheral neuropathy. These symptoms are frequently complained by patients who suffered from obstructive syndrome of Ki and blood (痺證). This case was reported to evaluate the effects of oriental medicine therapy on a patient with obstructive syndrome of Ki and blood (痺證). The subject was a female patient who had obstructive syndrome of Ki and blood (痺證). She complained of calf pain, cold sense, walking discomfort, insomnia, dyspepsia, anorexia etc. We administered the medicine with dispeling the cold pathogenic factor (寒邪), adjusting the constructive and defensive energy (調營衛), tonifying the Ki and blood (補氣血) by stage. After the treatment, the symptoms improved. This case suggests that oriental medicine therapy can be applicable to improve in symptoms with Peripheral neuropathy.
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KEYWORD
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Paresthesia, Obstructive syndrome of Ki and blood (痺證), Peripheral neuropathy
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