Objective To observe the clinical therapeutic effect of Dao Fa in acupuncture treatment of occipital neuralgia and make the comparison with routine acupuncture. Methods Duo Fa was applied to Tiānzhù （天柱 BL10...Objective To observe the clinical therapeutic effect of Dao Fa in acupuncture treatment of occipital neuralgia and make the comparison with routine acupuncture. Methods Duo Fa was applied to Tiānzhù （天柱 BL10）, Fēngchí （风池 GB20） to treat occipital neuralgia and compare its results with routine acupuncture. Results The total effective rate was 95.6 % in Duo Fa group, 77.8% in routine group, indicating significant difference （P〈0.05）. Conclusion Comparing with routine acupuncture, Duo Fa is advantageous at selection of fewer acupoints, better therapeutic effect and quicker achievement of efficacy in treatment of occipital neuralgia.展开更多
Objective: To explore therapeutic method for occipital neuralgia. Methods: A total of 90 occipital neuralgia patients were randomly divided into treatment group (n=60 cases) and control group (n=30). In treatment grou...Objective: To explore therapeutic method for occipital neuralgia. Methods: A total of 90 occipital neuralgia patients were randomly divided into treatment group (n=60 cases) and control group (n=30). In treatment group, Dazhui (GV 14) was punctured and stimulated with reinforcing method, and Fengchi (GB 20) punctured and stimulated with reducing needling method. In control group, the tender point was punctured and stimulated with reducing needling method. The acupuncture needles were retained for 30 min and the treatment was conducted once daily, with 10 times being a therapeutic course. Results: After one session of treatment, the markedly effective rates of treatment and control groups were 98% and 57% respectively. Comparison between two groups showed a considerable difference in the therapeutic effect (P<0.05). Conclusion: Acupuncture of Dazhui (GV 14) and Fengchi (GB 20) are effective in the treatment of occipital neuralgia.展开更多
To compare the differences in therapeutic effects on treatments of the greater occipital neuralgia between acupuncture and western medicine. Method. Sixty cases of the greater occipital neuralgia were randomized into ...To compare the differences in therapeutic effects on treatments of the greater occipital neuralgia between acupuncture and western medicine. Method. Sixty cases of the greater occipital neuralgia were randomized into acupuncture group （30 cases） and western medicine group （30 cases）. In acupuncture group, acupuncture was applied on Fengchi （ 风池 GB 20）, Chengling （承灵 GB 18）, Xuanzhong （悬钟 GB 39） and Ashi （阿是穴）, once everyday. In western medicine group, carbamazepine was administrated orally, 100 mg, Bid × 10 days. Results： In acupuncture group, 25 cases （83.3%） were cured, 4 cases （13.3%） remarkably effective, 1 case （3.4%） effective and 0 case ineffective. In western medicine group, 16 cases （53.3%） were cured, 7 cases （23.3%） remarkably effective, 2 cases （6.7%） effective and 5 cases （ 16.7 % ） ineffective. The cured-markedly effective rates of two groups were 96.6 % and 76.6 % respectively, indicating significant difference between two groups （P 〈 0.05）. Conclusion： The therapeutic effect with acupuncture on the greater occipital neuralgia was significant compared with that with carbamazepine.展开更多
Objective： To observe the chmcal ettect ot luma tor stag necK. Methods： au oi 216 cases with stiff neck were randomly allocated into a tuina group （110 cases） and a control group （106 cases）. The patients in the...Objective： To observe the chmcal ettect ot luma tor stag necK. Methods： au oi 216 cases with stiff neck were randomly allocated into a tuina group （110 cases） and a control group （106 cases）. The patients in the tuina group were treated with ＂Three Parts, Four Points, Five Manipulation＂ tuina therapy, while those in the control group were treated with pucturing Wailaogong （Ex-UE 8）, Houxi （SI 3）, Jianjing （GB 21） and Ashi points in the affected side, Once a day, and 3 times constitute one treatment course. The effect was observed after 2-course treatments. Result： The effective rate in the tuina group and the control group was 93.64% and 83.02%, respectively, and there was statistical difference between the two groups （P 〈 0.05）. Conclusion： The tuina therapy of ＂Three Parts, Four Points, Five Manipulations＂ is better than simple acupuncture therapy in treating stiff neck.展开更多
文摘Objective To observe the clinical therapeutic effect of Dao Fa in acupuncture treatment of occipital neuralgia and make the comparison with routine acupuncture. Methods Duo Fa was applied to Tiānzhù （天柱 BL10）, Fēngchí （风池 GB20） to treat occipital neuralgia and compare its results with routine acupuncture. Results The total effective rate was 95.6 % in Duo Fa group, 77.8% in routine group, indicating significant difference （P〈0.05）. Conclusion Comparing with routine acupuncture, Duo Fa is advantageous at selection of fewer acupoints, better therapeutic effect and quicker achievement of efficacy in treatment of occipital neuralgia.
文摘Objective: To explore therapeutic method for occipital neuralgia. Methods: A total of 90 occipital neuralgia patients were randomly divided into treatment group (n=60 cases) and control group (n=30). In treatment group, Dazhui (GV 14) was punctured and stimulated with reinforcing method, and Fengchi (GB 20) punctured and stimulated with reducing needling method. In control group, the tender point was punctured and stimulated with reducing needling method. The acupuncture needles were retained for 30 min and the treatment was conducted once daily, with 10 times being a therapeutic course. Results: After one session of treatment, the markedly effective rates of treatment and control groups were 98% and 57% respectively. Comparison between two groups showed a considerable difference in the therapeutic effect (P<0.05). Conclusion: Acupuncture of Dazhui (GV 14) and Fengchi (GB 20) are effective in the treatment of occipital neuralgia.
文摘To compare the differences in therapeutic effects on treatments of the greater occipital neuralgia between acupuncture and western medicine. Method. Sixty cases of the greater occipital neuralgia were randomized into acupuncture group （30 cases） and western medicine group （30 cases）. In acupuncture group, acupuncture was applied on Fengchi （ 风池 GB 20）, Chengling （承灵 GB 18）, Xuanzhong （悬钟 GB 39） and Ashi （阿是穴）, once everyday. In western medicine group, carbamazepine was administrated orally, 100 mg, Bid × 10 days. Results： In acupuncture group, 25 cases （83.3%） were cured, 4 cases （13.3%） remarkably effective, 1 case （3.4%） effective and 0 case ineffective. In western medicine group, 16 cases （53.3%） were cured, 7 cases （23.3%） remarkably effective, 2 cases （6.7%） effective and 5 cases （ 16.7 % ） ineffective. The cured-markedly effective rates of two groups were 96.6 % and 76.6 % respectively, indicating significant difference between two groups （P 〈 0.05）. Conclusion： The therapeutic effect with acupuncture on the greater occipital neuralgia was significant compared with that with carbamazepine.
基金Scientific Research Fund for Chinese medicine of Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau
文摘Objective： To observe the chmcal ettect ot luma tor stag necK. Methods： au oi 216 cases with stiff neck were randomly allocated into a tuina group （110 cases） and a control group （106 cases）. The patients in the tuina group were treated with ＂Three Parts, Four Points, Five Manipulation＂ tuina therapy, while those in the control group were treated with pucturing Wailaogong （Ex-UE 8）, Houxi （SI 3）, Jianjing （GB 21） and Ashi points in the affected side, Once a day, and 3 times constitute one treatment course. The effect was observed after 2-course treatments. Result： The effective rate in the tuina group and the control group was 93.64% and 83.02%, respectively, and there was statistical difference between the two groups （P 〈 0.05）. Conclusion： The tuina therapy of ＂Three Parts, Four Points, Five Manipulations＂ is better than simple acupuncture therapy in treating stiff neck.
