Effective Treatment Approaches for Tic Disorder: A Clinical Analysis of 60 Cases
Meilin Huang, Lei Xu, Cheng Wang, Xiang Huang, Yan Zhang, Tao Xian, DaBin Huang, Fuyong Jiao
Asian Journal of Pediatric Research · pp. 23–28 · Published 8 Apr 2024
10.9734/ajpr/2024/v14i5343Abstract
Objective: To investigate the treatment effect of traditional Chinese medicine and massage application in children. Methods: 60 children with Tourette syndrome from three different hospitals were recruited in this study, with 36 males and 24 females. The children were divided into three groups: massage group (20 people), Chinese medicine group (20 people), and massage + Chinese medicine group ( 20 people). Descriptive statistic and paired t-test were used to analyse the results. Results: The significant efficiency for massage group (group A) accounted for 35%, effective efficiency accounted for 15%, and inefficiency was 65%; the Chinese medicine group(group B) significant efficiency accounted for 75%, effective rate 60%, inefficiency 25%. In massage group combined with traditional Chinese medicine group(group C) , the significant efficiency accounted for 95%, the effective efficiency accounted for 75%, and the inefficiency accounted for 5%. Conclusion: The combination of traditional Chinese medicine and massage is a safe and effective new method for treating Tic disorder, with a significant efficiency of 95% and no obvious side effects.
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