중국전통추나(퉤나)요법이 근골격계 통증완화에 미치는 효과

Abstract

ABSTRACT

Effects of a Traditional Chinese Chuna(Tuina) Remedy in the Ache Relaxation of the Muscle and Bone Diseases.

Jeong, Young-seog Advisor:Prof. Suh Chae Hong. M.D., Ph.D. Dept. of Alternative Medicine Graduate School of Health Science Chosun University

This study applied Traditional Chinese Chuna Remedy in manual remedy area to the clinic as the prevention and the countermeasure for the muscle and bone diseases that modern people have experienced. Present Chuna Remedy provided by domestic healthcare facilities is as same as Chinese one in the name, but remains at the level of bonesetting to manipulate the spin into place utilizing western chiropractic in the ways.

The process of this study was to set up a hypothesis, "The degree of its relaxation will be high" on the effect of Traditional Chinese Chuna Remedy in the muscle and bone diseases and to perform total twenty times of Traditional Chuna Remedies, at least from twice to three times a week for three months, from June thru September 2009, to twenty five people who had the aches in the muscle and bone. Treatment method was set up "Chuna Manual Therapy" by disease, which was performed to the aching parts and both of the impression on the treatment and the satisfaction degree on the ache relaxation were measured.

SPSSWIN 12.0 program was used for the statistical treatment and as the analysis methods, the method of technical statistics, t-test, intersection analysis, simple correlation analysis((Pearson's Correlation Analysis) were used. The significance level was verified in p<.05, p<.01, p<.001 in accordance with the items.

The results gotten from this study are as below;

First, the ache degrees which patients are conscious tended to get better slowly and showed the more frequent therapies the less aches as they are presented in the order of 6.56 points before performing the therapy, 4.80 after five times therapies, 3.92 after ten times, 3.44 after fifteen times and 2.80 after twenty times.

Second, the difference of the degrees to get better between before therapy and after twenty times was 3.76 points of the interval before and after therapy as the points of 6.56 before therapy and 2.80 after twenty times. The degrees to feel ache are considerably reduced, and a statistically meaningful difference was presented.(p<.001) Third, the impression after experiencing Traditional Chuna Remedy was responded like 60.0% of Satisfied, 36.0% of Very Satisfied and 40% of Moderated and it was presented that 96% was satisfied.

Fourth, the relationship between the impression experienced Traditional Chuna Remedy and patient's satisfaction degree of the ache relaxation showed that the group to respond to the impression of "Satisfied" expressed high in the satisfaction degree(80.0%) as "Effective"(p<.05). However, the group of " Very Satisfied" didn't respond as " Amazingly Effective". That is, the fact that the better impression on the experience of Traditional Chuna Remedy the more "effective" on patient's ache relaxation" was known.

Last, the relationship of ache, satisfaction degree and impression before and after therapy showed the static relation of r=.932(p<.01) and its correlation value was presented very high. That is, it showed the fact that the number of times that the patient is the most conscious of the ache relaxation are between five times and ten times.

In the points to be improved, four opinions of "The stimulus was too aching" in taking therapy are the most and also there are the requests such as "The stimulus was tickle" and " It will be better if the time of remedy is more longer." The more processed study is needed on the improvement of "The stimulus is too aching."