The effect of injected Ligustrazine to shenshu point in patients with hypertension
Zhu Dong-xia
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Zhu Dong-xia
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Objective To investigate the effect of shenshu point injected to point ligustraline on hypotensive effect of hypertension.Methods 80 hypertension patients of hyperactivity of liver-Yang were divided randomly into two groups :control group and treatment group,40 patients each group.Patients in treatment group were injected Ligustrazine to Shenshu point,0.5 mg/day,while those in control group injected Ligustrazine in buttock muscle,2.5 mg/day.Results The effect of two groups is similar.In BP decreasing and regulating blood hypercoagulation state,the effect of treatment group is better than that of control group.Conclusion It is an effective treatment that injecting Ligustrazine to Shenshu point to deal with hypertension.
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Objective To investigate the effect of shenshu point injected to point ligustraline on hypotensive effect of hypertension.Methods 80 hypertension patients of hyperactivity of liver-Yang were divided randomly into two groups :control group and treatment group,40 patients each group.Patients in treatment group were injected Ligustrazine to Shenshu point,0.5 mg/day,while those in control group injected Ligustrazine in buttock muscle,2.5 mg/day.Results The effect of two groups is similar.In BP decreasing and regulating blood hypercoagulation state,the effect of treatment group is better than that of control group.Conclusion It is an effective treatment that injecting Ligustrazine to Shenshu point to deal with hypertension.
Key concepts: Medicine, Anesthesia, Treatment and control groups, Internal medicine