Clinical Study for the Treatment of Pelvic Organ Prolapse by Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

Authors
Category Primary study
Registry of TrialsITMCTR
Year 2020
INTERVENTION: control group:Menopause starts from the time of enrollment, and non‐menopause begins to use biofeedback and electrical stimulation on the second day;experimental group:Menopause starts from the time of enrollment, and non‐menopause begins to use biofeedback, electrical stimulation and moxibustion on the second day; CONDITION: Pelvic organ prolapse PRIMARY OUTCOME: Changes in pelvic floor muscle strength;Pelvic organ POP‐Q score; SECONDARY OUTCOME: TCM Symptom Score; INCLUSION CRITERIA: (1) Women aged 50‐70 years. (2) There is no neuromuscular disease caused by other factors, and cognitive ability is normal. (3) Meet the diagnostic criteria for pelvic organ prolapse I and II; (4) Comply with the syndrome differentiation criteria of Yin Ting Qi Deficiency; (5) No history of hormone use in the past 3 months; (6) Informed consent and cooperation with inspection and treatment.
Epistemonikos ID: 99ea8a553d01fa8ea40a4eab3a8d9ee49e208cec
First added on: Aug 26, 2024