HUANG Tao1, YANG Yong-mei2, HUANG Xing-hua3. Selection of Acupoints and Opportunity for Acupuncture Analgesia in Delivery[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (7): 625-628.
HUANG Tao1, YANG Yong-mei2, HUANG Xing-hua3. Selection of Acupoints and Opportunity for Acupuncture Analgesia in Delivery[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (7): 625-628.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.07.018.
Objective To observe the effect of acupuncture analgesia on delivery and observe the result of analgesia in mother and infant.Methods Totally 324 primiparae were randomized into four groups:Electro-acupuncture group
outcome of delivery and changes of endorphin concentration were observed during the delivery and after.Results Compared with the TENS group and control group
viewing from the VAS scores of 30
1
20 minutes after analgesia
the effect in the electro-acupuncture group was better
but not as good as that in the spinal-epidural analgesia group
the difference was significant(P
<
0.05).Conclusion The analgesic effect of electro-acupuncture is good with an improvement in satisfaction.The optimal analgesic effect is in the duration of 30~60 minutes with analgesia given.There is no negative influence of electro-acupuncture analgesia on birth process
mode of delivery
and result of delivery for mother and infant.It is an effective method of analgesia.