Systematic Review of Anti-inflammatory Effects of Pharmacopuncture for Arthritis Patients
Journal · Phytomedicine (2021)
Original authors · Nam DW, Ryu BH, Kim EH, et al.
DOI · 10.1016/j.phymed.2021.gwj01301
Summary
Fifteen clinical trials (1,124 subjects total) were analyzed to evaluate pharmacopuncture (bee venom, wild ginseng, Coptis pharmacopuncture, etc.) effects in arthritis patients. The pharmacopuncture group showed significant reductions in joint pain and edema.
Key figures
Pain Reduction Rate
69.3%
Total Participants
1124 subjects
Analyzed Papers
15 papers
Conclusion
Pharmacopuncture is an effective complementary treatment for arthritis pain and inflammation management.
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Findings were observed under specific study conditions and results may differ by individual. This does not replace medical consultation.