| Objective:The purpose of this project is to observe the efficacy of acupuncture combined with moxibustion in the treatment of peripheral cold facial paralysis,and to objectively evaluate the role of moxibustion in the treatment of patients with cold-type facial paralysis,and to explore the acupuncture treatment of facial paralysis(idiopathic facial neuritis)can shorten the course of treatment and improve The cure rate and treatment programs to reduce sequelae.Methods:This subject selected the case of acupuncture and moxibustion clinics and wards in the Affiliated Hospital of Shanxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.Eighty patients with paralysis of cold type were selected according to the diagnostic criteria,inclusion criteria,and exclusion criteria and they were used as research objects.The patients were divided into treatment by random number table method.40 patients in the group and 40 in the control group were treated with acupuncture combined with moxibustion one week after the onset of the disease.One week after the onset of acupuncture,acupuncture was performed once a day from Monday to Friday.The needle was retained for 30 minutes on Saturday.Rest observe the curative effect after acupuncture for 15 times)Combine the treatment from the date of treatment to the end of the course of the whole process of moxibustion(daily moxibustion facial points,3-5 minutes/acupoint,Zusanli points Monday to Friday warm acupuncture moxibustion,Saturday only moxibustion not Acupuncture)Acupuncture treatment was used in the control group.The acupuncture points and methods were the same as the treatment group.Nerve palsy scores,House-Brackmann ratings,and FDI scores were used to score before and after treatment.All data were analyzed by SPSS statistical software.Results:1.Intragroup comparison:House-Brackmann facial nerve functional grading scales were reduced after treatment in each group.Peripheral Facial nerve palsy scale scores and FDI scores including physical function and social life function were improved,and p<0.01 compared with that before treatment.Statistically significant indicating that the two groups of treatment methods can effectively relieve peripheral facial paralysis patients facial nerve palsy symptoms,promote facial morphology and function recovery,improve patient physical function and social life function,reduce sequelae and improve quality of2.Comparison between groups:After treatment the House-Brackmann facial nerve functional grading,peripheral facial nerve palsy scale scores and FDI scores were compared between the two groups.There was a statistically significant difference between the two groups(p<0.05,p<0.01)3.Comparison of clinical efficacy:After treatment,the total effective rate was 97.5%in the treatment group,the cure rate was 70%,the total effective rate in the control group was 92.5%,and the cure rate was 43%.The difference in total effective rate between the two groups was statistically significant(p<0.01).The difference in cure rates between the two groups was also statistically significant(p<0.01).Conclusion:1.Acupuncture,acupuncture combined with moxibustion treatment can effectively relieve facial paralysis symptoms in patients with peripheral facial paralysis,promote the recovery of facial morphology and function,improve physical function and social life function of patients,reduce sequelae,and improve quality of life.2 The treatment group was superior to the control group in effectively alleviating the symptoms of facial paralysis in patients with peripheral facial paralysis,promoting the recovery of facial morphology and function,improving physical function and social life function of patients,reducing sequelae,improving quality of life,and overall clinical efficacy.3.Acupuncture combined with moxibustion for the purpose of alleviating edema,eliminating inflammation,warming blood,and relieving ecthysis in patients with peripheral cold facial paralysis can effectively shorten the effective time,reduce the occurrence of sequelae,and no adverse reactions.,is an effective therapy worthy of clinical promotion. |