Systematic Evaluation of Efficacy of Acupuncture Treatment of Dysfunctional Uterine Hemorrhage and Meta Analysis

Objective: To conduct a systematic evaluation and meta analysis of the total effectiveness of acupuncture in patients with dysfunctional uterine hemorrhage using evidence-based medicine. method of quality scoring articles, using the RevMan 5.3 Software conducts Meta analysis of the overall effects of multiple studies and conducts heterogeneity evaluation and sensitivity analysis. Results: In total, 10 literature, Meta analysis results show that the acupuncture group is 13% more effective than the western drug group, RR=1.13,95% CI [1.07,1.19], statistically significant (P ≈ 0.000 1)); acupuncture No difference in total effective efficiency between the group and the Chinese medicine group, RR=1.08,95% Cl [0.96,1.20] (P=0.19); acupuncture + Chinese medicine intervention increased by 26% total effective efficiency compared to Chinese medicine alone, RR=1.26,95% Cl [1.11,1.43], statistically significant (P=0.000 4); Common needling compared to other acupuncture therapies reduced by 24% of the Total Efficiency, RR=0.76,95% Cl [0.68,0.85], is statistically significant (P − 0.000 01). Conclusion: Acupuncture treatment has some efficacy, combined with Chinese medicine is more efficacy, better efficacy using acupuncture techniques.