英文摘要 |
Objectives: In order to understand the evidence based conclusions of the effectiveness of acupuncture on adult primary insomnia and provide references for further clinical research and practical applications, this study adopted a systematic literature review method to compare the effectiveness of acupuncture and oral western medicine in the treatment of primary insomnia. Methods: Insomnia, acupuncture were used as title collections, and literature searches were performed in PubMed, Embase, Cochrane Reviews, and Airiti Library (CEPS). The searches ended in December, 2019. After ruling out the duplicating literatures, there were seven systematic reviews and meta-analyses (SR-MA) consistent with the research theme. The quality of the literatures was assessed by CASP tool. Analysis and discussion were conducted on the results of comparative studies of effectiveness of acupuncture and oral western medicine in the treatment of insomnia. Results: Based on the comprehensive research results of 136 randomized controlled trials (RCTs), acupuncture in the treatment of primary insomnia had fewer adverse reactions, better effectiveness, lower PSQIG from 0.94 to 2.76 points and better sleep quality improvement than oral western medicine. Conclusions: It has obtained widely recognized evidence based conclusions that acupuncture has fewer adverse reactions and better efficacy than oral western medicine and can provide patients with clinical insomnia an alternative non-drug treatment. |