Clinical study of prevention of urine retention after subabdominal surgery by electro-acupuncture acupoints Yin Ling Quan（SP 9）,Zhao Hai（KI 6） with the assistance of subarachnoid acupoint anesthesia

摘要

OBJECTIVE:To explore the prevention of urine retention after subabdominal surgery by electro-acupuncture Yin Ling Quan(SP 9),Zhao Hai(KI 6) acupoints with the assistance of subarachnoid acupoint anesthesia by observing the postoperative voiding time and urine volume of postoperative patients undergoing Electroacupuncture plus subarachnoid block anesthesia.METHODS:60 cases of preoperative expected for subarachnoid block surgery patients were randomly divided into two groups,the treatment group and the control group,with 30 cases in each group.The control group underwent routine subarachnoid anesthesia after surgery without acupuncture treatment group;The treatment group was treated with acupuncture bilateral Yin Ling Quan and Zhaohai acupoints 15 minutes before anesthesia,and then received unilateral electric anesthesia instrument treatment,the intensity of the patient was tolerable(generally 1.5 ~ 2.0 m A),and the routine subarachnoid block anesthesia was performed;The first urination time,urine volume,lower abdominal pain and assistant catheterization were recorded in the two groups.RESULTS:The first postoperative voiding time of the treatment group was significantly earlier compared with that of the control group,there was significant difference(P<0.05);the amount of urine was significantly more than that of the control group in reservation time,there was significant difference(P<0.05);the abdominal pain was light in the treatment group,there was significant difference(P<0.05);the cases of assisted catheterization of the control group were significantly more thanthose of the treatment group,there was significant difference(P< 0.05).CONCLUSION:Electro-acupuncture Yin Ling Quan(SP 9),Zhao Hai(KI 6) acupoints with the assistance of subarachnoid acupoint anesthesia could significantly reduce the urine retention after subabdominal surgery in postoperative patients with ubarachnoid block anesthesiau,accelerate the recovery of bladder function and promote early postoperative urination in addition to relieving the abdominal symptoms after operation.