Clinical Observation on Comprehensive Therapy for 38 Cases of Facial Neuritis
Zhou Kai-feng
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Zhou Kai-feng
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[Objective]To study the therapeutic effect of comprehensive therapy with facial neuritis.[Methods]75 cases facial paralysis patients were randomly divided into control group(37 cases,using western medicine therapy) and treatment group(38 cases,combining traditional Chinese medicine,acupuncture,infrared radiation and functional exercise on the basis of the control group).[Results]The cure rate,the total effective rate in the treatment group 51.43%,respectively 94.29%;The control group 24.32%,respectively 78.38%.The treatment group than the control group(P0.05).[Conclusion]The clinical effect of comprehensive therapy facial paralysis is obviously superior to pure with western medicine.
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[Objective]To study the therapeutic effect of comprehensive therapy with facial neuritis.[Methods]75 cases facial paralysis patients were randomly divided into control group(37 cases,using western medicine therapy) and treatment group(38 cases,combining traditional Chinese medicine,acupuncture,infrared radiation and functional exercise on the basis of the control group).[Results]The cure rate,the total effective rate in the treatment group 51.43%,respectively 94.29%;The control group 24.32%,respectively 78.38%.The treatment group than the control group(P0.05).[Conclusion]The clinical effect of comprehensive therapy facial paralysis is obviously superior to pure with western medicine.
Key concepts: Medicine, Acupuncture, Western medicine, Facial paralysis, Traditional Chinese medicine, Acupuncture therapy, Cure rate, Therapeutic effect