Meta Analysis and Evaluation of Acupuncture in Chronic Pelvic Treatment

[Objective] To evaluate the effectiveness of acupuncture in the treatment of chronic pelvic pelvic inflammation disease, CPID, against medication. [Methodology] A randomized controlled trial or semi-randomized controlled trial of acupuncture treatment CPID by two evaluators for literature screening and data extraction, referencing the improved version of Jadad scoring scale and Cochrane system evaluator's manual 5.1.0 evaluation tools to assess the quality of the research incorporated into the study, its findings Meta analysis using RevMan5.3. [Results] A total of 30 studies involving 2153 patients.Meta analysis showed: total efficacy [RR= 1.18,95% CI (1.13,1.24), P<0.00001], recurrence rate [RR= 0.40,95% CI (0.25,0.62), P<0.001] and reduced pelvic effluent effusion [R= Variances in indicators such as 1.39,95% CI (1.14,1.69), P=0.001], Pain Score Reduction (P<0.05) are statistically significant. [Conclusion] Acupuncture treatment with CPID is superior to drugs, but is generally of low quality, there is a greater likelihood of bias, and needs to be confirmed by high-quality randomized controlled trials.