The Application of Acupoint Application Combined with Fluid Replenishment in the Treatment of Pernicious Vomiting of Pregnancy with Spleen-stomach Deficiency Type

March 1, 2026Guangming Journal of Chinese Medicine

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This study aims to explore the effectiveness of acupoint application combined with fluid replenishment for treating pernicious vomiting in pregnant women with spleen-stomach deficiency.
72 patients with pernicious vomiting were randomly divided into two groups: treatment and control.
The control group received fluid replenishment, while the treatment group also received acupoint application.
Comparative analysis of treatment outcomes was conducted.
The treatment group showed a higher overall clinical effective rate than the control group.
Urinary ketone body negativity rate and blood potassium and sodium levels were higher in the treatment group.
Scores for traditional Chinese medicine syndrome, recurrence rate, treatment duration, and a specific nausea and vomiting scale were lower in the treatment group, with statistical significance (P<0.05).

Demonstrates improved treatment efficacy in pregnancy with spleen-stomach deficiency, indicating potential benefits of combined therapies.

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