Clinical efficacy of acupuncture combined with Chinese medicine enema for chronic pelvic inflammation meta analysis

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Category Systematic review
Journal按摩与康复医学
Year 2017
Objective: To systematically evaluate the clinical efficacy of acupuncture combined with Chinese medicine enema for chronic pelvic initiatitis. Method: Retrieving the full text database of Chinese journals, the full text database of Chinese science and technology journals, Pubmed and EmBase database from Jianku to February 2016, and using systematic evaluation and meta analysis methods. Result: This study was eventually included in 12 randomized controlled trials of 942 patients with chronic pelvic inflammation; meta analysis showed the total effective efficiency of acupuncture combined with herbal enema for chronic pelvic vitis [combined ratio (odds ratio, OR) = 6.32,95% Trusted Interval (confidence interval, CI) of 3.96~10.08, P< 0.00001], cure rate (combined OR= 2.69,95% CI: 2.02~3.59, P<0.00001) were superior to the control group. Conclusion: acupuncture combined with Chinese medicine enema for chronic pelvic initiation is better than the treatment of Chinese medicine only, but this conclusion requires more large samples, multi-center, reasonably designed randomized double-blind controls Experiments to prove further.
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