Near the barbed combined traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture treatment of lumbar disc herniation fumigation efficacy of acute low back pain_0.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Near the barbed combined traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture treatment of lumbar disc herniation fumigation efficacy of acute low back pain Study: Xiaoping Qian, Xu Fang, Han is, He Huimin [Keywords:] near the needle, acupuncture, Chinese medicine fumigation, lumbar disc herniation Lumbar intervertebral disc caused by the more severe pain of acute low back pain, limited mobility, seriously affect the normal work and life and rest .2007 May -2008 years 11 months, the author combined with traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture stabbed near the fumigation treatment Acute low back pain caused by lumbar disc herniation 73 patients achieved a more satisfactory results, are summarized as follows reported. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information A total of 145 cases observed, the Fourth Affiliated Hospital of Inner Mongolia Medical College of Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic and hospital consultation patients. 82 cases of male and female 63 cases, aged 17 to 77 years, mean 35.4 years, the shortest duration of lumbar intervertebral disc 3 d, the longest 8 years, average 2.6 years, 63 patients had a history of trauma, no history of trauma in 82 cases, 47 cases of first onset, 98 cases of recurrence, CT examination: L2 ~ 3 disc 4 cases, L3 ~ 4 disc in 53 cases, L4 ~ 5 disc 82 cases, L5 ~ S1 disc herniation in 6 patients. the offspring of patients according to diagnosis and treatment of the order number into the random number table, 73 cases were randomly divided into treatment group and control group were 72 patients .2 In general, pathology, such as the severity of the difference was not statistically significant (Pgt; 0.05), comparable. 1.2 Diagnosis and inclusion criteria ① All the main complaints of patients are acute low back pain treatment, and in accordance with the State Drug Administration promulgated in 1994 lt;lt;TCM Syndrome Diagnostic efficacy of the standardgt;gt; [1] diagnostic criteria for lumbar di