A Review of Medicinal Regulatory System for the Treatment of Lumbar Disc herniation in Chinese Medicine

[Background] Chinese medicine fumigation treatment of lumbar disc herniation exact. [Objective] Evaluate the efficacy of Chinese medicine fumigation therapy in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation using a systematic review methodology. [Retrieval Strategy] Subject and Free Words Retrieving WanFang Data, VIP, CNKI etc., Retrieving time: Building up to January 2014. Handretrieving Chinese Acupuncture Clinical Journal etc. [Inclusion criteria] Chinese RCT and Semi-randomized Controlled Trial (Quasi-RCT) Documentation.① Study Objects: Compliance with diagnostic criteria, Age and Gender. ② Interventions: Testing group fumigation, Chinese medicine fumigation combined traction, push, acupuncture, electrotherapy, control group traction, push-pull, acupuncture, electrotherapy. Standard: Clinical efficacy, JOA score, VAS score. [Data collection and analysis] 4 researchers independently sifting literature, extracting information and evaluating bias risks for inclusion in research based on criteria for inclusion, cross-checking, consulting third parties to assist in determining. Fang .3. Sample size included in the observation .4 course of fumigation treatment for Chinese medicine. . [Key results] Concluded into Chinese literature 36. 277 initial examination literature, reading literature and abstracts first sieve, excluding 241, remaining 36 further read the full text. Includes 4351 study subjects, test group 3103 cases, control group 1248 cases. Higher frequency of Chinese medicine applied are wind-loss cold, live blood bruises, and gas Pain-relieving, temperamental cold, hepatic and renal strong osteopathic drugs, frequent use of Chinese medicine A total of 494 flavors, an average of 14.53 (494/34) flavors per prescription, and a total of 56 flavors of ≥ 2, or more than 93.52 per cent of the total frequency of all Chinese medicines. [Problems and outlooks] are affected by the low quality of aspects such as incorporation methodologies and reliability needs to be further validated.