The Clinical Research Of Acupunture Combined With Traditional Chinese Medicine In The Treatment Of Hyperactivity Type Of Vertigo

Objectice:to observe the clinical efficacy of acupunture combined with traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of hyperactivity type of vertigo.Methods:60 patients met the inclusion criteria were randomly divided into treatment group 30 cases and control group 30 cases. Treatment group:acupoints:Baihui, the wind pool (double),neiguan,zulinqi,taichong.Needle for 30 minutes, to analogue for once 15 minutes, once a day, treatment for 2 weeks. Chinese medicine treatment: Tianma Gouteng Decoction.Decoct with water once a day,250ml serving morning and evening hours, taking a total of two weeks. Control group:oral flunarizine 10mg, once a day, eat before going to bed, taking a total of two weeks, no dose adjustment. Before and after treatment to observed the TCM syndromes, clinical efficacy and the changes of mean velocity (Vm) of the TCD of middle cerebral artery (MCA), basilar artery (BA).Results:1. The improvement of TCM sundromes,after treatment the treatment group compared with the control group,the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05).2. After treatment, the treatment group and control group, the total effective rate was 90% and 66.7%, the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05).3. In improving the hemodynamic parameters in TCD,after treatment, the treatment group and control group, the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).Conclusion:1.Acupuncture combined with herbal drugs in treat hyperactivity type of vertigo is effective. 2.Acupuncture combined with herbal drugs in treat hyperactivity type of vertigo in improving the integration aspects is better than Western medicine alone group.3. Acupuncture combined with herbal drugs in treat hyperactivity type of vertigo in the total efficiency is better than the Western medicine alone group.4.Acupuncture combined with herbal drugs in treat hyperactivity type of vertigo can improve the hemodynamic parameters in TCD, and better than the Western medicine alone group.