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- W2372536360 abstract "Objective To explore the diagnosis and treatment of acupuncture and moxibustion for amenorrhea.Methods we searched the literatures related to amenorrhea treated by acupuncture and moxibustion in CNKI(1979～2012),VIP(1989～2012),CBM(1979～2012),PUBMED(1966～2012),then summarized the intervene measures related to acupuncture and moxibustion,amenorrhea distribution of TCM syndromes,clinical characteristics of syndrome differentiation and acupuncture points selection method,frequency,treatment course,treatment effect,follow-up study,safety in treating amenorrhea by acupuncture and moxibustion.Results In the collected 18 articles,the percentage of article involved in treating amenorrhea by body acupuncture was 61.11%(11/18);the most frequent syndrome was pattern of qi and blood deficiency(27.78%,5/18)and pattern of qi stagnancy and blood stasis(22.22%,4/18).The article involved in acupuncture points selection method by differentiation of disease was 44.44%(8/18).The main acupuncture points chose in the 18 articles in the frequency order were Guanyuan(8/18,44.44%),Sanyinjiao(7/18,38.89%),Zhongji(5/18,27.78%),Qihai(5/18,27.78%),Shenshu(5/18,27.78%),Zhongwan(5/18,27.78%).The acupuncture points selected or matched based on syndrome types of amenorrhea concentrated among the spleen meridian,the stomach meridian and the conception vessel;the percentage of treating frequency of once a day was 55.56%(10/18);the percentage of treating course of 1 menstrual cycle was 38.89%(7/18);the effective rate showed a lot of variation from 72.72%～100% varied with intervene measures;the follow-up rate was not high,only 5.56%(1/18);there was not any adverse reactions reported in the collected literature.Conclusions In treating amenorrhea by acupuncture and moxibustion,body acupuncture was the most frequent method;pattern of qi and blood deficiency and pattern of qi stagnancy and blood stasis were the most frequently-used pattern in clinic;acupuncture points selection by disease differentiation was the most common method.The main acupuncture points applied in amenorrhea were Guanyuan,Sanyinjiao,Zhongji,Qihai,Shenshu,Zhongwan;the acupuncture points selected or matched based on syndrome types of amenorrhea concentrated among the spleen meridian,the stomach meridian and the conception vessel;once a day frequency,1 menstrual cycle therapy course were regular and wide use in treating amenorrhea by acupuncture an moxibustion;acupuncture and moxibustion can be employed to treat amenorrhea effectively and safely." @default.
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