Dang WenCandidate of Doctorate, ChengduCollege of TCM. Clincal Investigation on Acupuncture Treatment of Pain Induced by Cancer of Stomach[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1995, (5): 277-280.
Dang WenCandidate of Doctorate, ChengduCollege of TCM. Clincal Investigation on Acupuncture Treatment of Pain Induced by Cancer of Stomach[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1995, (5): 277-280.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1995.05.016.
By observation of 48 cases of pain due to gastric carcinoma
it was shown that acupuncturing ( including filiform needling and acupoint injection) with patient’s mind concentrating at the tender site. The results were rather sotisfacotry. After a therapeutic course of one month
the long - term analgesic rate of both treating groups was similar to that of the western drug group (all aroud 81%). while the markedly effective rate was superior to the later group. Treatment in all groups upgraded the living qualities of the patients. Acupuncturing and acupoint injection inhibited the side and toxic effect of chemotherapy
improved the indexes of high viscosity in hemorheology
elevated the powered activity of Cu. Zn
SOD. Based on the above results
the author claims that
the analgesic effect of acupuncturing in gastric carcinoma has a bearing on the elevation of PLEK. improvement of cellular immunity and upgrading of living quality.