Clinical Evaluation of the Effect of Electric Targets on Menopause Interventions

Objective: Comparing the intervention effects of electroneedle and Sham needling on the menopausal transition period, to explore a green and effective treatment for clinical treatment of menopausal syndrome Method: 60 cases of menopausal patients were randomly divided into treatment groups (electroneedle acupuncture treatment) and 30 cases in control groups (Sham acupuncture treatment). Changes in MRS score and serum FSH, LH, E2 levels, comparison Effect of electroception and sham acupuncture on menopausal transition. Results: the total clinical effectiveness of the treatment group was 93.33%, the control group was 66.67%, the difference between the two groups was statistically significant (P≈ 0.05), the treatment group was better than the control group; after treatment group, MRS score was lower than the control group, the difference was statistically significant (P0.05); a comparison of serum sex hormones after two groups of treatment, treatment The group was better than the control group in improving serum E2 levels, lowering serum FSH, LH levels. Conclusion: Electroneedle treatment of menopausal transition period is effective, electrotargeting has benign adjustment effects on sex hormone levels of menopausal patients.