Observation of Pain-Sensitive Points along the Meridians in Patients with Gastric Ulcer or Gastritis.
Observation of Pain-Sensitive Points along the Meridians in Patients with Gastric Ulcer or Gastritis.
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10.1155/2012/130802
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发表时间：
2012
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Li X
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Ben H;Li L;Rong PJ;Jin ZG;Zhang JL;Li YH;Li X
本研究以压痛阈值为指标，探讨人体与内脏疾病相关的某些经络沿着皮肤穴位的致敏作用。采用von Frey检测仪检测并比较胃溃疡、胃炎患者与非胃溃疡、胃炎患者相关穴位、腹区、背区的PPT，观察其在各自生理病理状态下的异同。结果表明：（1）胃溃疡患者相关穴位的PPT较对照组明显降低，（2）被测经络所选穴位与相邻非穴位的PPT无显著性差异;（3）胃溃疡或胃炎患者的相关腹部和背部有明显的压痛点分布，而对照组无;（4）胃溃疡、胃炎患者的疼痛敏感穴为腹经胃经的布容、两门、滑柔门和背经的脾俞、胃俞、胃仓。结果提示，穴位的实际意义可能在于它是一个相对敏感的功能区。在病理状态下，皮肤上与某些内脏器官相关的反射点变得敏感和功能增强。
This study aims to investigate the sensitization of human skin points along certain meridians related to visceral disease by using the pressure-pain threshold (PPT) as an indicator. We detected and compared the PPTs of people with and without gastric ulcer or gastritis on the related acupoints, abdomen area, and back area with von Frey detector and observed the similarities and differences under their respective physiological and pathological states. The results showed that (1) the PPTs of patients with gastric ulcer on related acupoints decreased significantly compared with the control group; (2) there was no significant difference in PPT between the chosen points of the measured meridian and the adjacent nonacupoints; (3) there was an apparent distribution of tender points on the relevant abdomen and back regions of patients with gastric ulcer or gastritis, but none was found on the control group; (4) the pain-sensitive points of gastric ulcer and gastritis patients were BURONG (ST19), LIANGMEN (ST21), and HUAROUMEN (ST24) of the stomach meridian on the abdominal region and PISHU (BL20), WEISHU (BL21), and WEICANG (BL50) on the back, among others The results suggest that the practical significance of acupoints may lie in its role as a relatively sensitive functional area. In a pathological state, the reflex points on the skin which are related to certain visceral organs become sensitive and functionally intensify.