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Objective : Evaluate the treatment effectiveness of the Qi Gong nourishes health practice method and some related factors in post-COVID-19 treatment. Research method : Clinical intervention, before-after comparison of treatment on 121 patients with post-COVID-19 disorders according to modern medicine and belongs to the Lung and Spleen qi deficiency of traditional medicine, came for examination and treatment. treatment at the National Hospital of Acupuncture from March to October 2023. Patients can practice Qi Gong nourishes health Nguyen Van Huong exercise once a day, 30-45 minutes each time. Evaluation criteria include dyspnea (mmrc scale), fatigue (Borg-CR scale), quality of life score (EQ-5D-5L scale) on days D0, D15 and D30 after treatment. The collected data are processed using SPSS 20.0, the difference is statistically significant when p < 0.05. The study complied with 13 principles of biomedical ethics. Results: Excellent and good effectiveness 68.6%. Clinical symptoms of modern medicine and traditional medicine improved statistically significantly compared to the time before treatment (p<0.05), quality of life score EQ-5D-5L excellent reached 39.7 %; good reached 43%; 17.3% Average; The level of shortness of breath gradually improved, the effectiveness after treatment reached excellent 30.5%; good 57%; Average 12.4%; Fatigue level improved excellently, effectiveness after treatment reached 81.8% excellent; 16.5% good and 1.7% Average. Conclusion : Nguyen Van Huong's Qi Gong nourishes health practice method is excellently effective in improving post-COVID-19 disorders of the Lung and Spleen qi deficiency.
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