Medicine · 2019
Effect of Fatigue Three-Needle acupuncture therapy in a patient with cancer-related fatigue: A case report.
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He Lijun, Xu Danghan, Jia Chao, Xu Nuo, Lin Lizhu, Lin Jietao
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RATIONALE: Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) is a persistent, subjective sense of tiredness or exhaustion experienced by cancer patients. Acupuncture is a safe and feasible optional method for adjunctive treatment for CRF. However, the therapeutic effect of the Fatigue Three-Needle acupuncture therapy in patients with CRF has not been well-investigated.
PATIENT CONCERNS: A 53-year-old woman had been experiencing fatigue since the radical resection of sigmoid colon cancer 2 years ago, for which she underwent traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
DIAGNOSIS: After some review, she was diagnosed with CRF. Although she underwent traditional Chinese medicine treatment, she continued experiencing fatigue symptoms.
INTERVENTIONS: When she visited our hospital, she was treated with the Fatigue Three-Needle for 3 sessions a week, 30 minutes per session.
OUTCOMES: After 4 weeks of treatment, the patient felt refreshed and relieved from the fatigue.
LESSONS: The finding from this case provides further evidence for the therapeutic benefits of the Fatigue Three-Needle therapy for patients with CRF, suggesting that acupuncture treatment with the Fatigue Three-Needle is an effective option for patients with CRF.
PATIENT CONCERNS: A 53-year-old woman had been experiencing fatigue since the radical resection of sigmoid colon cancer 2 years ago, for which she underwent traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
DIAGNOSIS: After some review, she was diagnosed with CRF. Although she underwent traditional Chinese medicine treatment, she continued experiencing fatigue symptoms.
INTERVENTIONS: When she visited our hospital, she was treated with the Fatigue Three-Needle for 3 sessions a week, 30 minutes per session.
OUTCOMES: After 4 weeks of treatment, the patient felt refreshed and relieved from the fatigue.
LESSONS: The finding from this case provides further evidence for the therapeutic benefits of the Fatigue Three-Needle therapy for patients with CRF, suggesting that acupuncture treatment with the Fatigue Three-Needle is an effective option for patients with CRF.