Clinical Observation on 68 Cases of Pollinosis Treated by Chinese Herbs Combined with Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Min Wang, Zhang Xue-guang, Alina Irene
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Min Wang, Zhang Xue-guang, Alina Irene
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Objective To find out an effective therapy to treat pollinosis in Switzerland by Chinese herbs and acupuncture & moxibustion.Methods Gu Beng Tuo Min Fang and Acupuncture & moxibustion were used on 68 patients with pollinosis,and compared with clinical efficacy before and after treatment.One course was 20 times,and Continued about 3 months.Results Among the treated 68 cases,cured in 47,improved in 12,and total effective rate was 86.8%.Conclusion A combination of Chinese herbs and Acupuncture & Moxibustion has an exact therapeutic effect on pollinosis in Switzerland. Key words: Pollinosis; Seasonal allergic rhinitis; Chinese herb; Acupuncture therapy; Moxibustion therapy
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Objective To find out an effective therapy to treat pollinosis in Switzerland by Chinese herbs and acupuncture & moxibustion.Methods Gu Beng Tuo Min Fang and Acupuncture & moxibustion were used on 68 patients with pollinosis,and compared with clinical efficacy before and after treatment.One course was 20 times,and Continued about 3 months.Results Among the treated 68 cases,cured in 47,improved in 12,and total effective rate was 86.8%.Conclusion A combination of Chinese herbs and Acupuncture & Moxibustion has an exact therapeutic effect on pollinosis in Switzerland. Key words: Pollinosis; Seasonal allergic rhinitis; Chinese herb; Acupuncture therapy; Moxibustion therapy
Key concepts: Moxibustion, Medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese herbs, Traditional medicine, Herb, Traditional Chinese medicine, Clinical efficacy