소시호탕과 침구 치료 등을 포함한 복합 한의 치료로 호전된 경추통을 동반한 말초성 안면신경마비 환자 1례
The Case of a Patient with Peripheral Facial Nerve Paralysis Accompanied by Cervical Pain Showing Improvement after Complex Korean Medicine Treatment, Including Soshiho-tang and Acupuncture
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Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of Korean medicine in treating peripheral facial nerve paralysis. Methods: A patient with peripheral facial paralysis was treated for 20 days with a combination of herbal medicine, including Sosiho-tang, acupuncture treatment for ST4 (地倉) and other acupuncture points, electroacupuncture, percutaneous infrared therapy, cupping, and chuna treatment, and Western medicine. Treatment outcomes were assessed using the Yanagihara and House-Brackmann (HB) grading systems and the numerical rating scale (NRS). Results: After treatment, the Yanagihara score increased from 10 to 24, the HB scale improved from 5 to 4, and the NRS for pain improved from 7 to 2. No side effects were reported during hospitalization, and the patient was not followed up after discharge. Conclusion: These results suggest that Korean medicine treatment consisting of Soshiho-tang and acupuncture may be effective in improving the symptoms of peripheral facial nerve paralysis, but additional research is needed to confirm this.
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Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of Korean medicine in treating peripheral facial nerve paralysis. Methods: A patient with peripheral facial paralysis was treated for 20 days with a combination of herbal medicine, including Sosiho-tang, acupuncture treatment for ST4 (地倉) and other acupuncture points, electroacupuncture, percutaneous infrared therapy, cupping, and chuna treatment, and Western medicine. Treatment outcomes were assessed using the Yanagihara and House-Brackmann (HB) grading systems and the numerical rating scale (NRS). Results: After treatment, the Yanagihara score increased from 10 to 24, the HB scale improved from 5 to 4, and the NRS for pain improved from 7 to 2. No side effects were reported during hospitalization, and the patient was not followed up after discharge. Conclusion: These results suggest that Korean medicine treatment consisting of Soshiho-tang and acupuncture may be effective in improving the symptoms of peripheral facial nerve paralysis, but additional research is needed to confirm this.
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