The Application of Warming Method in the Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis of Cold-dampness Obstruction Type Based on the Theory of Yang Deficiency Leading to Cold

Key Points

• This research aims to explore the application of warming methods in treating knee osteoarthritis associated with cold-dampness obstruction type.
• Described a therapeutic approach centered on warming methods using internal and external treatments.
• Incorporated herbal remedies, moxibustion, and modern physical heat therapy.
• Analyzed the multi-target molecular mechanisms involved in treatment efficacy.
• Warming methods demonstrated superior efficacy compared to conventional treatments in terms of long-lasting effects.
• Improved joint function and pain relief were reported with a significant decrease in symptoms.
• Emphasized the unique safety profile of warm-therapy approaches in knee osteoarthritis management.