Massage methods for left hand and left foot paralysis after cerebral hemorrhage
Apr 10, 2023
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Yang Jun
Introduction
Hemiplegia affecting the left hand and left foot due to cerebral hemorrhage generally refers to left-sided paralysis caused by intracerebral bleeding, which can usually be alleviated through massage. The patient lies in a prone position, and the doctor stands on the patient's left side, placing both hands on the left shoulder and gradually massaging from the shoulder toward the hand. The doctor's hands are shaped like clamps, positioned on both sides of the patient's spine, and gradually massage downward from the back to the buttocks, thighs, and lower legs.
Left-sided hemiplegia affecting the left hand and left foot due to cerebral hemorrhage generally refers to paralysis on the left side caused by a brain bleed, which can usually be alleviated through massage. Massage should be performed by a qualified professional. The specific procedures are as follows:
1. The patient lies in a prone position, and the practitioner stands on the patient's left side, placing both hands on the left shoulder and gradually massaging from the shoulder toward the hand.
2. The practitioner places both hands in a pincer-like shape on either side of the patient's spine, then gradually massages downward toward the buttocks, thighs, and lower legs.
3. The patient is instructed to turn into a lateral position, and the practitioner places both hands on the outer side of the thigh, massaging gradually along the outer side toward the lower leg and heel.
Long-term hemiplegic patients may develop muscle atrophy; in such cases, rolling manipulation (tendon rolling) can be used to promote muscle blood circulation and aid muscle recovery. Specific procedures and treatment duration should be discussed with a physician and carried out under medical supervision.
