Makyoyokukanto use in patients with painful afflictions
Nobuhisa Hirasawa,
Hajime Nakae,
Hidenori Tanaka
et al.
Abstract:Aim: Makyoyokukanto (MKYK) is a traditional Japanese medicine used for relieving arthralgia, neuralgia, and myalgia. However, the effectiveness and safety of MKYK remains unclear. In this study, we assessed the effectiveness of MKYK in patients with painful afflictions.Methods: One hundred and sixty-three patients (42 men and 121 women) with painful afflictions were recruited into the study. All participants were treated using non-invasive methods and administered MKYK. The effectiveness of MKYK was assessed f… Show more
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