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KMID : 1123920110250061044
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Korean Journal of Oriental Physiology and Pathology
2011 Volume.25 No. 6 p.1044 ~ p.1049
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Clinical Study for Tremor in 36 Cases
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Shin Woo-jae
Ko Heung
Kim Gi-Tae
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Abstract
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The purpose of this study was to study clinical characteristics of patients complained of tremor and to evaluate availability of oriental medical treatment. This observation was made on 36 cases that were hospitalized in the Semyung University Oriental Medicine Hospital and evaluated tremor using clinical rating tremor scale(CRTS). The ratio of patients were essential tremor(50%), parkinson’s disease(13.9%), psychogenic tremor(13.9%), physiologic tremor(11.1%), cerebellar tremor(11.1%). CRTS score of essential tremor patients decreased significantly. Physiologic tremor patients’s CRTS score were under 15 points. Every patient’s scores decreased. Two patients’s score decreased to 0 point. Every patient were treated with Bojungikki-tang-gamibang. CRTS scores of psychogenic tremor patients were various.(4~24 points) Two patients’s scores decreased to 0 point. The CRTS scores of three cases among four patients with cerebellar tremor were not changed. Changes of CRTS score between oriental medication group and western-oriental combined medication group were statistically significant. Changes of CRTS score between over 15 points group and under 15 points group were statistically significant. Kejigayongolmoryo-tang was one of the most widely used herbal medication, which was diagnosed as ascendant hyperactivity of liver yang.
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KEYWORD
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tremor, CRTS, clinical rating tremor scale, herbal medication, Kejigayongolmoryo-tang
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