The clinical study on vascular headache treated with acupuncture
Hong Zhang
Abstract
Hong Zhang
Abstract
Objective:To observe the clinical effect of vascular headache treated with acupuncture. Methods: 144 patiens with vascular headache were randomly averagely divided into two group, the acupuncture treatment group was 90 cases, the controlled group was 54 cases which were treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Results: After the treatment, the clinic effect of the two groups had significant difference, X2 = 4.6926, P 0.05. The result showed that the treatment group was better than the controlled group. Conclution: The acupuncture had better clinic effect in treating the patiens with vascular headache.
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Objective:To observe the clinical effect of vascular headache treated with acupuncture. Methods: 144 patiens with vascular headache were randomly averagely divided into two group, the acupuncture treatment group was 90 cases, the controlled group was 54 cases which were treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Results: After the treatment, the clinic effect of the two groups had significant difference, X2 = 4.6926, P 0.05. The result showed that the treatment group was better than the controlled group. Conclution: The acupuncture had better clinic effect in treating the patiens with vascular headache.
Key concepts: Medicine, Acupuncture, Vascular headache, Significant difference, Traditional Chinese medicine, Anesthesia, Treatment and control groups, Physical therapy