The Clinical Study on the Effect of Hominis Placenta Pharmacopuncture on Asthma

Lee, So-Yol; Shin, Kyung-Min; Hong, Jang-Mu; Choi, Sunwoong; Bae, Kwang-Rok; Kim, Han-Kyum

doi:10.3831/kpi.2008.11.4.079

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“…PP is known to have the effects of promoting growth, preventing infections, increasing resistance, and improving liver function. PP is applied to treat patients with dysmenorrhea, sleep disorders, increased skin temperature, asthma, hwa-byung, and so on [ 13 - 16 ].…”

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History of Research on Pharmacopuncture in Korea

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Objectives: This study introduces the history and types of Korean pharmacopuncture and reports trends of research on Korean pharmacopuncture.Methods:Pharmacopuncture studies were searched from the first year of each search engine to 2014 by using seven domestic and foreign search databases. Selected studies were divided into the history of pharmacopuncture, kinds and features of pharmacopuncture, research types, and experimental and clinic studies and were then classified by year of publication, type of pharmacopuncture, disease, and topic.Results:Pharmacopuncture can be classified into four large groups: meridian field pharmacopuncture (MFP), eight-principles pharmacopuncture (EPP), animal-based pharmacopuncture (ABP) and mountain- ginseng pharmacopuncture, which is a single-co mpound pharmacopuncture (SCP). The largest numbers of studies were reported from 1997 to 2006, after which the numbers decreased until 2014. Of experimental studies, 51.9%, 18.7%. 14.3%, 9% and 3.4% were on SCP, ABP, MFP, formula pharmacopuncture (FP), and EPP, respectively. Of clinical studies, 54.7%, 15.3%. 14.9% 10.0% and 1.5% were on ABP, MFP, EPP, SCP, and FP (1.5%), respectively. Among clinical studies, case reports and case series accounted for 76.5%, followed by randomized controlled trials (RCTs, 16.4%) and non-RCT (13.9%). Musculoskeletal diseases, toxicity and safety tests, anti-cancer effects, and nervous system diseases were mainly treated in experimental studies while musculoskeletal diseases, nervous system diseases, toxicity and safety tests, and autonomic nerve function tests were addressed in clinical studies. Bee venom (BV) was the most frequently-used pharmacopuncture in mechanism studies. Pharmacopuncture was mainly used to treat musculoskeletal diseases.Conclusion: Pharmacopuncture and studies of it have made great progress in Korea. Studies on BV pharmacopuncture and musculoskeletal diseases accounted for most of the studies reported during the review period. Research on the types of pharmacopuncture and diseases has to be expanded. Especially, studies on the use of MFP and EPP for treating patients with various diseases are needed.

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Section: Type Of Pharmacopuncturementioning

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History of Research on Pharmacopuncture in Korea

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“…. 특히 중증 소화불량으로 인한 음식상, 복통, 위완통, 구토, 반위 등의 증상에 일반적으로 中脘(CV12), 足三里(ST36), 內關(PC6), 公孫(SP4), 三陰交(SP6), 脾腧(BL20), 膈腧(BL17) 등의 혈위를 선혈하여 활용하고 있으며 7) , 최근에는 약침 치료로 不容(ST19), 大巨(ST27), 腎腧(BL23), 脾腧(BL20), 府舍 들이 있지만, 타질환 관련연 구 [13][14][15] 만 등의 혈자리에 시침하여 1회 15분간 유침하여 시술되었다.…”

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The Retrospective Comparative Study of General Acupuncture Therapy and Hominis placenta Pharmacopuncture Therapy on Severe Dyspepsia

Lee

Kim

2013

Korean Journal of Acupuncture

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A Case Report of Asthma Treated with Yeonggamomigangshinha-tang

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J Int Korean Med

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This study evaluated the effects of traditional Korean medicine treatment on a patient with asthma. Methods: A patient was treated with acupuncture, herbal medicine, and cupping. The effect of treatment was evaluated via the quality of life questionnaire for adult Korean asthmatics (QLQAKA), the visual analog scale (VAS), and night awakening frequency. Results: After treatment, improvements were observed. The total QLQAKA score increased from 36 to 50. Conclusions: This study observed that traditional Korean medicine treatments are effective in caring for a patient with asthma.

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The Clinical Study on the Effect of Hominis Placenta Pharmacopuncture on Asthma

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History of Research on Pharmacopuncture in Korea

History of Research on Pharmacopuncture in Korea

The Retrospective Comparative Study of General Acupuncture Therapy and Hominis placenta Pharmacopuncture Therapy on Severe Dyspepsia

A Case Report of Asthma Treated with Yeonggamomigangshinha-tang

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