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A Review of Clinical Research Trends on Korean Medicine Treatment for Bell's Palsy during Pregnancy
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Objectives: The purpose of this study is to analysis the clinical study trends on Korean Medicine treatment for Bell’s palsy during pregnancy. Methods: Key words such as ‘facial palsy’, ‘Bell’s palsy, ‘Korean medicine', ‘herbal medicine’, ‘acupuncture’, ‘pregnancy’ were searched through the ‘RISS’, ‘OASIS’, ‘KISS’, ‘PubMed’ and ‘CNKI’ databases. Results: Ten clinical studies with 107 patients were selected, and 1 randomized controlled trial and 9 case reports were included as the target studies. In the 9 case reports, the gestational age at the onset of facial palsy was most common in the third trimester (29-42 weeks) in 38 cases (56.7%). The most commonly used Korean medicine interventions were acupuncture, with the most frequently used acupoints being ST4, ST2, ST6, BL2, TE23, LI20, GB1, GB14, SI18, and CV24. The herbal medicine treatment most commonly utilized was Geumgwedanggwi-san (金匱當歸散), which is related to the principles of clearing heat, nourishing blood, and stabilizing the fetus (淸熱養血安胎). Among the 65 participants evaluated using the House-Brackmann facial nerve grading system, 81.5% showed complete recovery to grade 1, while 6% remained at grade 4 with no effect, indicating the efficacy of Korean medicine treatment for facial palsy during pregnancy. All the selected studies reported no abnormalities in the mothers or fetal growth, and all participants who had the reported delivery had full-term childbirth. Conclusions: The effect on Korean Medicine treatment for Bell’s palsy during pregnancy had mostly positive results. However, further large, well-designed clinical trials are needed to establish the foundation of Korean Medicine treatment for Bell’s palsy during pregnancy.
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Objectives: The purpose of this study is to analysis the clinical study trends on Korean Medicine treatment for Bell’s palsy during pregnancy. Methods: Key words such as ‘facial palsy’, ‘Bell’s palsy, ‘Korean medicine', ‘herbal medicine’, ‘acupuncture’, ‘pregnancy’ were searched through the ‘RISS’, ‘OASIS’, ‘KISS’, ‘PubMed’ and ‘CNKI’ databases. Results: Ten clinical studies with 107 patients were selected, and 1 randomized controlled trial and 9 case reports were included as the target studies. In the 9 case reports, the gestational age at the onset of facial palsy was most common in the third trimester (29-42 weeks) in 38 cases (56.7%). The most commonly used Korean medicine interventions were acupuncture, with the most frequently used acupoints being ST4, ST2, ST6, BL2, TE23, LI20, GB1, GB14, SI18, and CV24. The herbal medicine treatment most commonly utilized was Geumgwedanggwi-san (金匱當歸散), which is related to the principles of clearing heat, nourishing blood, and stabilizing the fetus (淸熱養血安胎). Among the 65 participants evaluated using the House-Brackmann facial nerve grading system, 81.5% showed complete recovery to grade 1, while 6% remained at grade 4 with no effect, indicating the efficacy of Korean medicine treatment for facial palsy during pregnancy. All the selected studies reported no abnormalities in the mothers or fetal growth, and all participants who had the reported delivery had full-term childbirth. Conclusions: The effect on Korean Medicine treatment for Bell’s palsy during pregnancy had mostly positive results. However, further large, well-designed clinical trials are needed to establish the foundation of Korean Medicine treatment for Bell’s palsy during pregnancy.
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