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Volume 7

Traditional Medicine 2018

November 12-13, 2018

November 08-09, 2018 Auckland, New Zealand

8

th

International Conference and Exhibition on

Traditional & Alternative Medicine

Journal of Traditional Medicine & Clinical Naturopathy

Nenita S Manongsong, J Tradit Med Clin Natur 2018, Volume 7

DOI: 10.4172/2573-4555-C3-008

Kinetic acupuncture combined with balance taping as a treatment for musculoskeletal disorders

Nenita S Manongsong

Romarinda College, Philippines

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his study aims to determine the therapeutic effects of Kinetic Acupuncture (KA) combined with balance taping in the treatment

ofMusculoskeletal Disorders (MSD).The incidence of chronicMSDconditions is an increasing health concern on a global scale.

This study adapted the methodology of Senna-Fernandes Vwhich is based on the concept of KA, combined with physiotherapy as a

systematic treatment of 205 cases of musculoskeletal disorders. KA is a multidisciplinary therapy its application is divided in three

phases. Pre-Kinetic phase, acupuncture needling and balance taping medicine are applied to systemic, microsystemic or locomotor

points to prepare soft tissue structures for physiotherapy by interrupting the pain-spasm-pain cycle and promoting the local blood

circulation. Kinetic phase, physiotherapy is used during the stimulation of relevant acupoints to promote a synergistic effect and

restore functional mobility and post-kinetic phase, biochips (bio stones) are taped over specific ear acupoints, determined by

probing sites on the ear for tenderness. Overall results show KA therapeutic satisfaction to Activities of Daily Living (ADL) is

92.0%. On a four-point Likert scale, clinical improvement averaged 1.08, which indicated that most patients (76.6%) had clinically

significant improvement. This study found that KA combined with balance taping minimized pain brought about by MSD. Balance

taping enhanced blood circulation aligned fascial tissue and assisted in the removal of edema by directing exudates towards the

lymph ducts.

Biography

Dr. Nenita S Manongsong is a Vice president for academic affairs, Romarinda college, Head of Center for complementary and alternative medicine. She is also

vice president of International confederation of complementary and alternative medicine. President of complementary and alternative medicine association of the

Philippines.

nenita_manongsong@yahoo.com