Long-Term Prognosis Tracking of Male Climacteric Patients Receiving Korean Medicine Treatment: A 5-Year Cohort
Journal · Aging Male (2023)
Original authors · Noh SY, Jeon HK, Park MR, et al.
DOI · 10.1080/13685538.2023.2198451
Summary
A prospective cohort study following 250 male climacteric patients receiving Korean medicine treatment for 5 years. AMS scores and quality of life continuously improved, and cardiovascular event incidence was also lower than the control group.
Key figures
Participants
250 subjects
Follow-up Period
5 years
Long-term Improvement Maintenance Rate
82%
Conclusion
Korean medicine treatment showed significant effects on improving long-term prognosis of male climacteric patients.
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