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The Study Of Clinical Therapy On The Refractory Facial Muscle Paralysis By Acupuncture And Ginger Moxibustion

Posted on:2013-02-18Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:F C YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2234330374991728Subject:Integrative Medicine
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[Research Background]As a clinical common disease, peripheral facial paralysis still left over from a variety of different symptoms after conventional treatment The percent is15to20. Means of refractory facial paralysis after a period of time after treatment in patients with facial paralysis, still left eyelid ptosis, facial muscle spasms, numbness of sequelae such as skew, also called refractory facial paralysis, severe paralysis. These sequelae to patients’physical features, personality characteristics and social life in appearance had a certain negative impact, so should still be active intervention.[Objective]To improve patients’quality of life, this subject is under the guidance of the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, clinical experience, the use of acupuncture combined with ginger-separated moxibustion for treatment of refractory facial paralysis, summary results of clinical treatment, so as to better serve the clinical services, alleviate the suffering patients. At the same time in view of the acupuncture and moxibustion " Jane verification of low-efficiency and a side-effect-free advantages, with a view to the grass-roots level, and lack of medical drugs in poor areas of the purpose.[Methods]62cases of patients with all for more than three months of onset, CHISS Software Center randomly divided into two groups,the treatment group is with acupuncture and Ginger moxibustion and the control group is with only acupunctureMethod of treatment:The Point selection of two groups was based on main point combine with the affected channel and selection of point according to the differentiation of symptoms and signs. Main point:qianzheng, taiyang, yingxiang, dicing,jiache, yangbai, yuyao, sibai, xiaguan, quanl iao, And hegu. Meanwhi le, treatment group was treated by acupuncture and ginger Moxibustion.[Results]1. Comparison of the curative effect with each evaluation method among different groups in different times before and after treatment.To compare the score and grade of the facial nerve function, H-B scales of before and after treatment,1month follow-up, P<0.001, statistically significant differences. Acupuncture treatment is effective for peripheral facial paralysis of acute and resting stage.2. ComParison of effects between groups of different periods2.1After treatment:to compare the improvement of the score and grade of the facial nerve function. Ⅱ-β scales of before and after treatment between two groups, P<0.05.2.2After1month follow-up:to compare the improvement of the score of facial nerve function, H-B scales, there has statistically differences between two groups, P<0.05.3. Comparison of the therapeutic effect with each evaluation method among different groups in different times before and after treatment.Study results showed that, when, around the follow-up after the end of treatment, treatment of synthetic effect is better than control groups comprehensive reference to the figure1, Figure2, Figure3.[Conclusions]Through these, we believe that acupuncture and acupuncture combined with ginger-partition moxibustion two treatments are effective for the treatment of refractory facial paralysis. With ginger-separated moxibustion for treatment of refractory facial paralysis with acupuncture, acupuncture clinical effect than simple.In addition, we also believe that using a variety of treatments, namely comprehensive therapy for improving the effect of treatment of refractory facial paralysis has positive significance. In addition, at the same time of patients suffering from other diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, blood glucose, blood pressure control for improving the therapeutic effect of acupuncture and moxibustion is also necessary.
Keywords/Search Tags:Acupuncture, Ginger moxibustion, Refractory facial paralysis
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