Needles medicine acupuncture massage therapy combined analysis of 38 cases of stroke sequelae.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Needles medicine acupuncture massage therapy combined analysis of 38 cases of stroke sequelae Abstract Stroke is a cerebrovascular accident sequelae of the acute phase after nerve injury due to failure to resume the disabling of the results, is a common but difficult to cure disease. The author from 2003 to 2004 during practice in the UK, using acupuncture, Chinese medicine and acupuncture massage of pure traditional Chinese medicine combined treatment of 38 patients with liver yang British stroke patients according to type, liver-wind phlegm-heat type, qi deficiency and blood stasis type, Yin wind-driven type for syndrome differentiation. Results cured in 7 cases, improvement in 27 cases, 4 cases, accounting for 18.4%, 71.1%, 10.5%, total effective rate was 89.5%. Keywords: acupuncture; traditional Chinese medicine; acupuncture; massage; combination therapy; stroke sequelae Stroke is a cerebrovascular accident sequelae after acute nerve injury due to failure to restore the results of the disabled seriously affected the patient’s mental health and quality of life in clinical practice such as adopting a single treatment is often ineffective. The author in 2003 to 2005 have been private business in London, Manchester and other cities a number of traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy practice, using needles, medicine, acupuncture massage of pure traditional Chinese medicine combination therapy of 38 cases of British patients with stroke sequelae of treatment, results were satisfactory. A summary of clinical situations are presented below. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General information on 38 cases in this group, male 21, female 17 cases, the oldest 87 years old, minimum 48-year-old, an average of 63 years of age; duration up to two years and the shortest 4 months, an average of 8 months. 34 patients with a history of hypertension, coronary heart disease history of 28 cases, history of diabetes in 12 cases.