Clinical Observations on the Treatment of Cervical Vertigo by the Combination of Acupuncture and Medication
Qi Zhou
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Qi Zhou
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Purpose To investigate the effect of qi replenishing and stasis removing herbs plus acupuncture in the treatment of cervical vertigo. Methods A retrospective summary was made of recent years' treatment of cervical vertigo. An acupuncture herb group as a treatment one and a Western medicine group as a control one, 124 cases each, were randomly selected and the curative effects were analyzed. Results The marked effectiveness rate and the total effective rate were 54.85% and 96.77% , respectively, in the treatment group and 32.26% and 90.32% , respectively, in the control group. The curative effect was better in the treatment group than in the control group ( P 0.05). Conclusion Combined acupuncture and herbs have a better effect than Western medicine in the treatment of cervical vertigo.
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Purpose To investigate the effect of qi replenishing and stasis removing herbs plus acupuncture in the treatment of cervical vertigo. Methods A retrospective summary was made of recent years' treatment of cervical vertigo. An acupuncture herb group as a treatment one and a Western medicine group as a control one, 124 cases each, were randomly selected and the curative effects were analyzed. Results The marked effectiveness rate and the total effective rate were 54.85% and 96.77% , respectively, in the treatment group and 32.26% and 90.32% , respectively, in the control group. The curative effect was better in the treatment group than in the control group ( P 0.05). Conclusion Combined acupuncture and herbs have a better effect than Western medicine in the treatment of cervical vertigo.
Key concepts: Medicine, Acupuncture, Vertigo, Western medicine, Treatment and control groups, Clinical efficacy, Cervical spondylosis, Therapeutic effect