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Australian doctor invents laser acupuncture, Chinese ancient acupuncture goes high-tech

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     China Overseas Chinese Network News: According to Australia's "Sing Tao Daily" report, science and technology are developing with each passing day, and ancient Chinese acupuncture has also evolved into a high-tech treatment.

In recent years, the medical field has developed laser acupuncture (also known as laser acupoint irradiation), which can treat chronic neck pain, back pain, femoral and knee pain, as well as relieve migraine, morning sickness in pregnant women, women's menstrual pain, muscle stiffness, sprains, and irritable bowels. disease, urethritis, eczema, and bedwetting in children.

It is reported that the principle of laser acupuncture is the same as that of traditional acupuncture. A detector is used to pierce the laser beam instead of the steel needle into the skin, and the laser beam is irradiated on the acupuncture points to achieve the purpose of acupuncture and moxibustion. The Accident and Emergency Department of EPWORTH Hospital in RICHMOND, Australia, started using laser acupuncture two years ago. The director of the Chinese Accident and Emergency Department, Dr. ALLEN YUEN, said that he and another doctor would offer laser acupuncture or usual treatment to critically ill patients. They chose, YUEN said that most of the patients were willing to try laser acupuncture, and more than 90% of the patients were pain free after two courses of treatment. He said: "Our laser acupuncture treatment results are very good."