Systematic evaluation of primary menstrual treatment by thermaphrodis/Metaanalysis

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Category Systematic review
Journal辽宁中医杂志
Year 2018
Objective: Objectively evaluate the effectiveness and safety of thermosensitive acupuncture in treatment of primary dysmenorrhea by means: Comprehensive Electronic Retrieval of Chinese Database: Chinese Biomedical Literature Database (CBM,2006-2017), Chinese Knowledge (CNKI,2006-2017), VIP Chinese Journal Full Text Database (VIP,2006-2017)), All Dimensions Full Journal (WF,2006-2017), English Database: Pubmed (2006-2017), EMBASE (2006-2017), Medline (2006-2017), supplemented by manual retrieval of the Library of Jiangxi University of Chinese Medicine, Collecting Clinical Randomized Control Trial (RCT) for Thermal Acupuncture Treatment of Primary Anorrhea The literature, after reading and screening of the valid information by two evaluators, the quality assessment of the incorporation literature was conducted using Cochrane Review Handbook5.1.0 and the statistical analysis using the RevMan 5.1 software. Results: 7 sections of qualified literature, 542 cases. Meta analysis results showed: Thermal upuncture treatment of primary menstrual pain of Efficiencies were better than other control groups, the combined effect amount OR=5.89=1,95% CI was (2.75,12.61), Z=4.56, P=0.00001 → 0.01, the difference was statistically significant; Thermal upuncture treatment of primary dysmenorrhea was better than other control groups, combined effect OR=3.04"> 1,95% CI was (1.88,4.89) , Z=4.56, P=0.00001 → 0.01, the difference was statistically significant; Thermal upuncture treatment of primary menstruation was better than other control groups on improving the CMSS score, WMD=-0.78,95% CI was (-0.96, -0.60), Z=8.64, P=0.00001 → 0.01, the difference was statistically significant with Traditional acupuncture therapy Comparison of acupuncture, acupuncture, acupuncture treatment of primary dysmenorrhea has some advantages, but more high-quality studies need to be confirmed.
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