• Journal of Acupuncture Research
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• v.19 no.1
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• pp.262-269
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• 2002

By process of trearment for case diagnosed as Oral Dyskinesia and admitted from the 3lth, July, 2001 to the 1st, September, 2001, the results are as follows. Method and Results : This patient was diagnosed as Oral Dyskinesia of Shaoyang disease with interior syndrome that was based by disorder of hepatic qi, medicated shihogayonggolmoreutang(shihujiayonggumolie-tang), gamisoyo-san(jiaweishaoyao-san) and acupun - cturetherapy was taken on proximal and disital acupoints including Yingu(B10, 陰谷), Zulingyi(G41, 足臨泣), Jianshi(P5, 間使), Shenmen(H6, 神門), Sanyinjiao(Sp6, 三陰交), Yi - ntang(Extra point, 印堂), Lianquan(CV23, 康泉), Qihai(CV6, 氣海) and Danhange(Damhangyuk, 膽寒格), Ganjeongge(ganjeonggyuk, 肝正格), Pizhengge(Bijeonggyuk, 脾正格) of Shayen - zhenfa(Shayamchimbeop, 舍岩鍼法). Conclusion : I consider that psychosomatic tremer disease including Oral Dyskinesia can improved by Oriental medical treatment and continuous research must be accumulated subsequently.

• Journal of Pharmacopuncture
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• v.5 no.2
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• pp.71-75
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• 2002

Objective : This study was performed to evaluate the treatment of acupuncture therapy including Herbal Acupuncture in Tardive Dyskinesia. Methods & Result : We treated 1 case of Tardive Dyskinesia patient with Acupuncture and herbal Acupuncture, herbal medicine. Acupuncture therapy was taken on acupoints including CV12 (Chungwan:中脘), ST40 (Pungnyung:豊隆), SP3 (Taeback:太白). As the results of this treatments, little change of tongue motion was observed, but general conditions of the patient was improved. Conclusions : Oriental medical treatments was little effective in this disease, but general conditions of the patient was improved. We think that it need the further study and clinical trial for Tardive Dyskinesia.