Clinical Research Of Chinese Medicine Therapy Stasis Of Lumbar Disc Herniation

Purpose: For a comprehensive treatment of traditional Chinese medicine blood stasis lumbar disc herniation To observe the efficacy analysis, And to explore the mechanism of lumbar disc herniation and treatment of clinical indications, in order to provide a reference for future clinical treatment.Method: This topic will be a clear diagnosis of 60 cases of blood stasis in patients with lumbar disc herniation were randomly divided into two groups to conduct clinical observation. Treatment group, combination therapy of Chinese medicine: Massage, "two-step 10 Law" with the waist Bi soup, and the control group of conventional Western medicine conservative treatment: traction with Voltaren. Carried out on two groups of patients were compared before and after treatment group, and to conduct comparative clinical efficacy between the two groups.Result: Treatment group, 30 cases: clinical cure in 15 cases, 50% were cured, 9 cases of 30%, effective in 4 cases accounted for 13.3%, 2 cases accounted for 6.7%, the total effective rate was 93.3%; control group, 30 cases: 11 cases of clinical recovery accounted for 36.7% were cured, 8 cases accounted for 26.7%, effective in 5 cases accounted for 16.6%, 6 cases accounted for 20% of the total effective rate 80%. At the same time follow-up also found that the patient is better, less symptoms of nerve root compression, the patient can live a normal life and work basically shows that this treatment may well be an effective treatment method, patients with lumbar disc herniation should, as the preferred method of treatment.Conclusion: After the two groups before and after treatment efficacy in patients with statistical analysis, traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine combination therapy of conventional conservative treatment for lumbar disc herniation with blood stasis has good efficacy, but "two-step 10 Law" with the waist Bi Tang treatment programs, slightly better than traction with Voltaren treatment, there is a need for the continuation of a large sample of clinical research for lumbar disc herniation to open a unique way to more effective treatment.