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The Clinical Effects of Oriental Medical Therapy on Chronic Prostatitis

심국진, 박형진, 심하나, Sei-young Kang, 김홍준, 송봉근

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Objectives: The prostatitis is characterized as relatively uncurable chronic recurrent illness. Because it is so difficult to treat, this study was designed to evaluate the clinical effects of herb medicine, acupuncture, and herbal acupuncture therapy on chronic prostatitis. Methods: A clinical obse...

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Objectives: The prostatitis is characterized as relatively uncurable chronic recurrent illness. Because it is so difficult to treat, this study was designed to evaluate the clinical effects of herb medicine, acupuncture, and herbal acupuncture therapy on chronic prostatitis. Methods: A clinical obse...

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Objectives: The prostatitis is characterized as relatively uncurable chronic recurrent illness. Because it is so difficult to treat, this study was designed to evaluate the clinical effects of herb medicine, acupuncture, and herbal acupuncture therapy on chronic prostatitis. Methods: A clinical obse...

Key concepts: Prostatitis, Medicine, Acupuncture, Physical therapy, Traditional medicine, Intensive care medicine, Internal medicine, Alternative medicine

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