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Journal of the Japan Society of Acupuncture and Moxibustion ; : 265-270, 1990.
Article in Japanese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-370698

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We report the succesful treatment for improvement of orthostatic hypotension of a case of Shy-Drager syndrome (SDS).<br>CASE REPORT<br>A 56 year-old man diagnosed with SDS was admitted to our hospital on July 8, 1988 because of orthostatic hypotension. He had been suffering from dizziness, dysuria and muscular rigidity for 2 years. He had been treated with drug-therapy, but these sympton had progressed. Physical examination on admission revealed severe orthostatic hypotension due to disorders of autonomic nervous system, so he could not stand still.<br>For the treatment, we performed Yushi and punctured its points (Geshu. Hachiyu, Danshu, Pishu, Weishu) or 3 points (Sanyinjiao, Taixi, Taichong) that is located on legs. Acupuncuture therapy was applied from July 13, 1988 to December 10, 1988, every day except on holiday. We estimated the effect of acupuncture therapy with transition of blood pressure and orthostatic hypotension. Transition of acupuncture therapy were as follows.<br>(1) Yushi were performed alone.<br>(2) 3 points of legs (Sanyinjiao, Taixi, Taichong) were punctured alone.<br>(3) Yushi were performed, and 3 points of legs were punctured.<br>(4) Geshu, Genshu, Pishu and 3 points of legs were punctured.<br>(5) Subcutaneous needle at Yushi points.<br>(6) Punctured depth of 1cm to Yushi points.<br>Symptomatical respons was observed at about 70th treatment, and blood pressure was stabilized constantly and activity of daily life was improved.<br>Kinoshita et al. reported that Yushi act to sympathetic nervous system inhibitory, so serve to treat for hypertension. But in this case, its act was accelerate. It is speculated that Yushi act to autonomic nervous system homeostatically.

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