Research Progress of Massage on Repair of Peripheral Nerve Injury based on ‘Macrophages’

Abstract

The repair of peripheral nerve injury is a difficult problem in clinical treatment. As a mechanical stimulation, massage has achieved good results in the clinical treatment of peripheral nerve injury. It can promote the circulation of blood and lymph, accelerate the repair of injured nerves, and improve the metabolic function of the body, but its mechanism remains to be explored. The activation and activation of macrophages, the occurrence of Wallerian degeneration, and the activation of Schwann cells play a huge role in the process of Tuina repair of damaged nerves. Therefore, macrophages provide objective evidence for the repair of peripheral nerve injury by massage.