Treatment on 35 Cases of Acute Ischemic Stroke Given by Combination of Acupuncture and Herbs [1]

Posted by : admin on Aug 27, 2008 - 12:51 AM
Acupuncture Clinical Practice / Internal Medicine [2]

All the 35 patients had cerebric CT examination, there are 29 patients have suffered from cerebral thrombosis, 6 patients suffered from lacunar infarction. All the cases are apoplexy involving meridians and collaterals. They have been divided to 5 types in TCM differentiation: 3 cases of hyperactivity of liver yang with wind-fire disturbing upwards, 2 cases of phlegm heat and excess of Fu with wind phlegm disturbing upwards, 9 cases of wind phlegm and blood stagnation with blockage obstructing collaterals, 13 cases of Qi deficiency and blood stagnation, 8 cases of yin deficiency and hyperactivity of wind. Therapeutic methods: self made Jie Tan Tang: Huang Qi [3], Chi Shao [4] Yao, Di Long [5], Chuan Xiong [6], Dan Shen [7], Niu Xi [8], Wu Gong [9], Quan Xie [10], Jiang Can [11]. Adding Gou Teng [12], Ling Yang Jiao [13] if there are dizziness, headache; adding Tian Zhu Huang, Ban Xia [14] if there is excessive of phlegm; adding Cheng Qi Tang if there is excessive Fu; adding Huang Qi 100g if there is obvious Qi deficiency. Acupuncture main points: Baihui (GV20) [15], Quchi (LI11) He-Sea Point [16], Yanglingquan (GB34) He-Sea Point, Influential Point of Tendon [17], Hegu (LI4) Yuan-Source Point [18], Taixi(KI3) Shu-Stream, Yuan-Source Point [19]; accompanying points: (1) Chize (LU5)He-Sea Point [20], Neiguan (PC6) Luo-Connecting Point the Eight Confluent Point [21], Yinlingquan (SP9) He-Sea Point [22], Sanyinjiao (SP6) [23], Fuliu(KI7) Jing-River Point [24]; (2) Zusanli (ST36) He-Sea Point [25], Xuanzhong (GB39) Influential Point of the Marrow [26], Kunlun (BL60) Jing-River Point [27], Waiguan (TE5) Luo-Connecting Point the Eight Confluent Point [28] and Jianyu (LI15) [29]. Choosing 2-3 main points, alternatively using first and second groups of accompanying points, choosing 2-4 points every time.

Therapeutic result: total effective rate is 97.1%.

Key words: Combination of acupuncture and herbs, acute ischemic stroke

Writer: Li Liu, Xilong Lu
Economic and Technological Development Zone hospital, Guangzhou (510730)

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