Prescription medicine into different ion Ultrashort wave therapy combined clinical observation of 753 cases of cervical spondylosis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Prescription medicine into different ion Ultrashort wave therapy combined clinical observation of 753 cases of cervical spondylosis [Abstract] Objective To observe the Chinese Traditional Medicine with ultrashort wave treatment of cervical spondylosis. Methods 753 cases were randomly divided into three treatment groups, treatment group combined traditional Chinese medicine in FM iontophoresis therapy. Results The total effective rate 96%. Conclusion The combination of ultrashort wave treatment TCD treatment of cervical disease, a significant effect. [Keywords:] cervical spondylosis, Herbal Ion prescription, FM Cervical disease is common and frequently-occurring disease clinically, in recent years as computers, TV’s popularity and application, so that the disease incidence increased year by year trend of increasingly younger age of onset. At the same time ways and means of treatment of cervical disease are also diverse, in particular the role of physical factors in the treatment under the endless, but because of recurrent disease, often using a one-time treatment was effective, a case of fatigue, cold or over his desk, cervical prolapse, pain exacerbated, not satisfied with therapeutic effect, bring more suffering to the patient. For These cases, we apply the FM iontophoresis combined traditional Chinese medicine treatment of 753 cases of cervical spondylosis, these are as follows: 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data All the cases were in January 2003 ~ January 2009 to our hospital outpatients and inpatients, a total of 753 cases. 362 cases were male, 391 female, aged 27 to 73 years, history of 1 month to 54 months. 1.2 Diagnostic criteria All patients underwent X-ray examination, some patients by CT or MRI, and diagnosed according to the following signs and symptoms. symptoms of cervical acid storm, around the back of the neck joint and muscle pain, functional limitation of activity, ac