Clinical observation of neck and shoulder synchronous traction combined with warm acupuncture in the treatment of neuroroot cervical vertebrae disease

Objective: To observe the differences in clinical efficacy in combination with thermoacupuncture and cervical traction alone in cervical cervical vertebrae. Method: 70 patients with neuroroot cervical vertebral disease were randomly divided into an observation group and a control group of 35 cases each. Thermal acupuncture treatment in the towing state; control group is the sole neck and shoulder traction group. The two groups were treated on an alternate day basis, 3 its/a total of 12 sessions. The clinical evaluation scale of cervical vertebral disease and the pain level score (NRS) were observed at the end of treatment and the overall efficacy at the end of treatment. Outcome: after treatment, the effectiveness of the observer group and the control group were respectively. 90.91 per cent, 54.29 per cent, observed group efficacy was better than control group (P≈ 0.05) ), the clinical evaluation scale of cervical chiropractic disease and the NRS score improved significantly compared to prior treatment (P0.05) after treatment and at follow-up. Treatment of neuroroot cervical vertebrae disease can significantly reduce neck and shoulder pain, muscle tension and headaches. Ease symptoms such as numbness in the upper limb and hyposensory skin, and better than shoulder and neck traction alone.