Clinical Observation on 56 Cases of Acne Vulgaris Treated with Xiaocuo Decoction and Ear Acupoint Bloodletting
Feng Yin-xiang
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Feng Yin-xiang
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Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of Xiaocuo decoction and ear acupoint bloodletting on acne vulgaris.Methods 110 cases of acne vulgaris were randomly divided into treatment group(n=56) and control group(n=54),and the cases in treatment group were treated with Xiaocuo decoction and ear acupoint bloodletting while the control group were treated with Roxithromycin by mouth and external use 1.5% chlorine surname tincture.Results The total effective rate was 92.86% in the treatment group with significant difference as compared with those in the control group 77.78%(P0.05).Conclusion Xiaocuo decoction and ear acupoint bloodletting has a good therapeutic effect on acne vulgaris.
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Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of Xiaocuo decoction and ear acupoint bloodletting on acne vulgaris.Methods 110 cases of acne vulgaris were randomly divided into treatment group(n=56) and control group(n=54),and the cases in treatment group were treated with Xiaocuo decoction and ear acupoint bloodletting while the control group were treated with Roxithromycin by mouth and external use 1.5% chlorine surname tincture.Results The total effective rate was 92.86% in the treatment group with significant difference as compared with those in the control group 77.78%(P0.05).Conclusion Xiaocuo decoction and ear acupoint bloodletting has a good therapeutic effect on acne vulgaris.
Key concepts: Decoction, Bloodletting, Medicine, Acne, Therapeutic effect, Cupping therapy, Tincture (heraldry), Chinese herbs