Curative Effect Observation Of The Outlet Obstruction Constipation Treated By PPH Plus Acupuncture Point Bury Line

Object: To discuss the curative effect and safety evaluation of outlet obstruction constipation treated by PPH plus acupuncture point bury line.Methods: 60 patients that in accordance with outlet obstruction constipation diagnosis standard were randomly divided into experimental group and the control group, control group patients treat by PPH surgery, treatment group patients treated by acupuncture point bury line of TianShu in double side on the basis of PPH surgery. To observe the treatment effect of the two groups at 7 days and 3 months after surgery and the improvement of postoperative quality of life in two weeks after surgery, at the same time,to observe the differences of treatment effect between deficient patients with constipation and excess patients with constipation. To evaluate its safety by record the postoperative adverse reactions and complications.Results: Through statistical analysis, the curative effect of treatment group were significantly better than that of control group at 7 days and 3 months after surgery(P<0.05); For deficient patients with constipation, the curative effect of treatment group were significantly better than that of control group(P<0.05), and for excess patients with constipation, it has no difference(P>0.05); Improvements in some symptoms integral, the curative effect of experimental group has more significant than the control group(P<0.05); In improvements of integral of the quality of life in two weeks after surgery, the experimental group is better than that of control group(P<0.05).Conclusion: For patients with outlet obstruction constipation, the curative effect and Improvements in some symptoms integral of treatment group(PPH plus acupuncture point bury line) were significantly better than that of control group(PPH) at 7 days and 3 months after surgery, the Improvement of living quality is significant. PPH plus acupuncture point bury line is more suitable for deficient patients with constipation than excess patients. This law was simple, safe and reliable, is worth reference for clinicians.