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    • Neurology
    • Pain Management

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    • Cervical headache, a common condition, significantly impacts quality of life.
    • Current treatments for cervical headache have varying efficacy and potential side effects.
    • Investigating novel therapeutic approaches is crucial for effective pain management.

    Purpose:

    • To evaluate the clinical efficacy of warming-needle moxibustion for treating cervical headache.
    • To compare the effectiveness of warming-needle moxibustion with traditional acupuncture in managing cervical headache symptoms.

    Summary:

    • A randomized controlled trial compared warming-needle moxibustion with acupuncture in 61 patients with cervical headache.
    • Both treatments improved headache duration, frequency, intensity (NRS), and cervical range of motion (ROM).
    • Warming-needle moxibustion demonstrated superior improvements in all measured parameters and a higher total effective rate (84.3%) compared to acupuncture (61.3%).

    Impact:

    • Warming-needle moxibustion is a highly effective treatment for cervical headache.
    • This therapy significantly alleviates headache symptoms and enhances cervical range of motion.
    • Findings suggest warming-needle moxibustion as a promising therapeutic option for cervicogenic headaches.