A Scoping Review of Acupuncture Points for Post-Stroke Sequelae: Focusing on the Electroacupuncture

Lee, Hwa Yeon; Kim, Song-Yi; Choi, Suhyeon; Song, Ho Sueb

doi:10.14406/acu.2021.025

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“…는 胃失和降, 胃氣上逆, 動膈而成이 원인이 되며 和降胃氣하는 治法을 사용한다. 呃逆에 주로 사용 하는 처방에는 旋覆代赭湯, 丁香枾蒂湯, 橘皮竹茹湯이 있으며 6 , 함께 中脘, 足三里, 膈兪 등 주로 脾胃와 횡격막 관련 혈위의 침치료, 전침, 부항치료 등을 적용한다 7,8…”

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A Case Report of Central Nervous System Disorder Induced Intractable Hiccups Treated with Korean Medicine

Moon¹,

Min²,

Kim³

et al. 2022

J Int Korean Med

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Intractable hiccups are those which persist for more than one month and can often occur in patients with disorders of the central nervous system, such as stroke, epilepsy, or brain tumor. An 80-year-old male patient undergoing conservative hemodialysis for diabetic nephropathy, recently developed paralysis and dysphagia due to central nervous system complications including stroke and epilepsy. He was admitted to the ⃝⃝ Oriental Medicine Hospital, and treated with herbal medicine (Gyulpijugyeo-tang, Jeonssiigong-san, and Ijin-tang) and electrical acupuncture for 30 days. No side effects were observed during hospitalization. The frequency and duration of hiccups were measured daily and found to reduce, and the effect persisted during his admission. The patient took no other nervous system drugs. In conclusion, Korean medicine like gyulpijugyeo-tang and acupuncture can be effective for patients with intractable hiccups who cannot use alternative drugs or treatment, because of other complications.

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