사삼맥동탕가미방을 포함한 복합한의치료로 호전된 쇼그렌증후군 환자 치험 1례 : 증례보고
Case Report of Sjogren’s Syndrome Improved by Korean Medicine Complex Treatment, Including Modified Sasammaekdong-tang
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Objective: This case report evaluates the effectiveness of integrative Korean medicine treatment, including Modified Sasammaekdong-tang, in improving the symptoms of a patient with Sjögren’s syndrome. Methods: A 62-year-old female with Sjögren’s syndrome presented with dry eyes, dry mouth, fatigue, left hip pain, and lower back pain. She received 31 days of inpatient treatment, including modified Sasammaekdong-tang. Her pattern identification was Yin deficiency with heat syndrome (陰虛潮熱). Acupuncture was applied at points such as CV24 (Chengjiang), TE5 (Waiguan), and KI6 (Zhaohai), along with pharmacopuncture, Chuna therapy, and moxibustion. Results: ESSPRI scores improved from 8.33 to 3.67, ODI scores decreased from 71.1% to 35.5%, and EQ-5D-5L scores showed an enhanced quality of life. Mild gastrointestinal symptoms occurred but were resolved with additional prescriptions, demonstrating low side effects and high compliance. Conclusion: This case supports the potential for integrative Korean medicine treatment as a safe and effective approach for managing the symptoms of Sjögren’s syndrome. Further research with larger sample sizes is recommended.
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Objective: This case report evaluates the effectiveness of integrative Korean medicine treatment, including Modified Sasammaekdong-tang, in improving the symptoms of a patient with Sjögren’s syndrome. Methods: A 62-year-old female with Sjögren’s syndrome presented with dry eyes, dry mouth, fatigue, left hip pain, and lower back pain. She received 31 days of inpatient treatment, including modified Sasammaekdong-tang. Her pattern identification was Yin deficiency with heat syndrome (陰虛潮熱). Acupuncture was applied at points such as CV24 (Chengjiang), TE5 (Waiguan), and KI6 (Zhaohai), along with pharmacopuncture, Chuna therapy, and moxibustion. Results: ESSPRI scores improved from 8.33 to 3.67, ODI scores decreased from 71.1% to 35.5%, and EQ-5D-5L scores showed an enhanced quality of life. Mild gastrointestinal symptoms occurred but were resolved with additional prescriptions, demonstrating low side effects and high compliance. Conclusion: This case supports the potential for integrative Korean medicine treatment as a safe and effective approach for managing the symptoms of Sjögren’s syndrome. Further research with larger sample sizes is recommended.
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