Meta Analysis on Efficacy of Needling Combined Chinese Medicine Washing Bath on Post-operative Pain in Analogical and Bowel Disease

Objective To systematically evaluate the clinical efficacy of Needling and Chinese Medicine bathing bath for treatment of post-operative pain after anal bowel disease by computer retrieving all randomized control studies on PumMed, Embase, CBM, CNKI, VIP data and VIP databases from 2001 to 2019., using RevMan 5.3 software Data Meta analysis. Results were incorporated into 16 standard literature, with a total of 1,722 patients performing meta analysis. Results showed that acupuncture combined with Chinese medicine bathing improved the overall effectiveness of patients compared to the control group [OR=3.85,95% CI (2.54,5.85), P+0.000 01], postoperative reduction D1 [MD=- 1.52,95% CI (-1.72, -1.32), P0.000 01], D7 [MD=-0.93,95% CI (-1.13, -0.74), P0.000 01], D14 [MD=-0.70,95% CI (-0.83, -0.58), P0.000 01] VAS Pain Score, Shorten Facial healing time [MD=-1.68,95% CI (-2.04, -1.31), P^0.000 01] and reduced probability of post-operative complications [OR=0.18,95% CI (0.06,0.53), P=0.002^0.05]. Conclusion acerbic combined with herbal medicine smoked bath can effectively alleviate post-operative pain for anal and bowel disease. Clinically widely used but there are still low quality of literature and small sample sizes, requiring a large sample, multi-center random double-blind literature to provide a clinical basis.