An Investigation of the Effect of Visceral Acupressure Technique Combined with Physical Training on Improving Physical Anxiety in Adolescents

Abstract

Purpose: To investigate the clinical effects of improving adolescents’ form anxiety after the intervention of visceral massage technique and form training. Methods: A total of 80 adolescent patients with scoliosis abnormalities were selected for this experiment, and they were intervened with form and body training and form and body training + visceral body acupressure techniques, and the anxiety and depression scores, spinal Cobb angle, vertebral body rotation of the parietal vertebrae, and the treatment efficiency were compared between the groups after the clinical interventions. Results: The anxiety and depression scores of patients in the form group were significantly higher than those of the combined group, P < 0.05; the improvement of the Cobb angle and vertebral rotation of the parietal vertebrae of patients in the combined group was better than that of the form group, P <0 .05; and the total effective rate of the treatment of patients in the form group was significantly lower than that of the combined group, P < 0.05. Conclusion: After intervening in adolescents’ abnormalities of form, patients were treated with a combination of the internal organs and body acupressure techniques and form training methods, and the results were compared between groups. After the joint intervention of the visceral massage technique and physical training, the patients’ scoliosis and other physical problems were positively improved, and the psychological status of the patients was relatively adjusted to ensure their physical and mental health.