Therapeutic Effects of Acupuncture for Patients with Subjective or Non-Objective Symptoms
10.3777/jjsam.31.328
- VernacularTitle:無徴候・有訴群に対する鍼治療の治験
- Author:
Yasuzo Kurono
;
Yoshie Hiramatsu
;
Tatsuyo Ishigami
;
Nakazo Watari
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- From:Journal of the Japan Society of Acupuncture and Moxibustion
1982;31(4):328-334
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
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Abstract:
In recent years there is much talk of prevention or early detection of diseases. The number of persons undergoing complete general testing and physical examinations has increased. However among the patients coming to the acupuncture clinic are persons who upon undergoing physical examinations at hospitals were told results showed nothing wrong and yet they continue to experimence subjective or non-objective symptoms. Concerned with this problem I checked the distribution of patients coming to the clinic.
1, 838 persons from among the 2, 297 new patients who visited our clinic during the 5 years, 2-months from Oct. 1, 1973 to Dec. 30, 1980 who had been diagnosed by a physician were used as subjects of this examination. Results indicated that of these 1, 838 persons 258 or in other words, 14% of the subjects were experiencing subjective or non-objective symptoms.
I reported on the 1, 649 patients who visited the clinic in 1974, however, as together with this discussion some interesting results concerning the patient distribution of non-“subjective and non-objective symptom” patients were obtained, I'd like to also report on these.
