Needle through the hole on the treatment of peripheral facial paralysis efficacy_0.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Needle through the hole on the treatment of peripheral facial paralysis efficacy [Keywords:] of peripheral facial paralysis, through the acupuncture points, acupuncture therapy Peripheral facial paralysis occurs in young adults 20 to 40 years of age, the incidence in winter and spring the majority. Because of the performance of the facial lesions, the patients in social, work and life have a great psychological pressure, so eager to seek treatment. Acupuncture as the effective treatment of disease has been widely used in clinical and accepted by the majority of patients. However, according to statistics, the disease due to improper treatment or because of delay while the best treatment time and side effects in 21.6% of patients [1]. In order to find improved treatment of peripheral facial paralysis acupuncture more effective method, in February 1998 -2007 in April, I will be resting 185 patients (incidence of 8 ~ 14 d), recovery (onset 15 to 30 d) peripheral facial paralysis were randomly divided into acupuncture through the acupuncture group and the non-transparent group, respectively observation, the results reported below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information 185 patients in this group were hospital outpatient acupuncture by randomly divided into treatment through acupuncture group (treatment group) and non-penetration acupuncture group (control group). The treatment group 93 cases, including 51 males and 42 female, aged 6 to 60 years, mean 31.3 years, duration of 8 ~ 30 d, an average of 10.2 d, phases: resting 81 cases, 12 cases of recovery, the lesion: 49 cases left, right, 44 cases Location type level of injury: 33 cases of simple facial paralysis, Bell’s facial paralysis in 56 cases, 4 cases of Hunter’s facial paralysis. the control group 92 cases, including 48 male and female 44 cases, aged 7 to 60 years, average 30.5 years old , duration of 8 ~ 30 d, an average of 10.1 d, phases: resting 81 cases, 11 cases of re