Observations on The Efficacy of Combined Eye Needle and Body Acupuncture in Treating Constipation after Stroke
Wang Cheng-pan
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Wang Cheng-pan
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[Objective]To observe the clinical efficacy of combined eye needle and body acupuncture in treating Constipation after stroke.[Methods]Thirty-four patients were randomly allocated to eye needle group and acupuncture group.The acupuncture group choosed the area of lung and large intestine,and the body acupuncture choosed Tianshu,Qihai,Zhongwan,Shangjuxu.On the basis of the treatment of acupuncture group the eye needle group increase the area of lung and large intestine,The therapeutic effects were evaluated after two weeks.[Results]The therapeutic effects of eye needle group were superior to that of body acupuncture group(P0.05).[Conclusion]Combined eye needle and body acupuncture is a effective way to treat constipation after stroke.
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[Objective]To observe the clinical efficacy of combined eye needle and body acupuncture in treating Constipation after stroke.[Methods]Thirty-four patients were randomly allocated to eye needle group and acupuncture group.The acupuncture group choosed the area of lung and large intestine,and the body acupuncture choosed Tianshu,Qihai,Zhongwan,Shangjuxu.On the basis of the treatment of acupuncture group the eye needle group increase the area of lung and large intestine,The therapeutic effects were evaluated after two weeks.[Results]The therapeutic effects of eye needle group were superior to that of body acupuncture group(P0.05).[Conclusion]Combined eye needle and body acupuncture is a effective way to treat constipation after stroke.
Key concepts: Medicine, Acupuncture, Constipation, Stroke (engine), Therapeutic effect, Clinical efficacy, Lung, Anesthesia