Meta analysis of randomized controlled clinical research literature for acupuncture treatment of migraine

Objective: Evaluate the efficacy and safety of acupuncture for migraine treatment through Meta analysis. Method: Computer retrieves databases of China's Internet, VIPP and other databases, retrieves relevant literature from 2000 to 2017, collects randomized controlled trials for acupuncture treatment of migraine. System Analysis Outcome: Integration of literature 18, containing 1730 patients, Meta analysis showed that the total effectiveness of acupuncture treatment group was better than the control group [OR=5.11,95% CI was (3.83,6.85), P≈ 0.01]; cure rate was better than control group [OR=1.62,95% CI was (1.41,1.86), P≈ 0.01]; adverse reaction rate was lower than control group [OR= 1.13,95% CI is (0.05,0.34), P≈ 0.01]. Funnel diagram results show asymmetry around the left and right, prompting for inclusion in the evaluation literature is likely to have a published bias. Conclusion: acupuncture treatment for migraine is better than Western medicine alone, but since this system evaluation incorporates lower quality of research, more high-quality A randomized controlled trial validates its efficacy and safety.