Theoretical Basis and Clinical Application Considerations of Combining Chinese Herbal Wax Therapy with Eye-Acupuncture-Embedded Rehabilitation Therapy for Parkinson's Disease Motor Symptoms
WANG Jianuo
SHAO Yan
Abstract：Parkinson's disease motor symptoms(PDMS),as the most characteristic clinical manifestation of Parkinson's disease,have always been a focal point in the research field of neurodegenerative diseases.Based on the theory of tremor syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine,this study innovatively combines traditional Chinese medicine wax therapy with eye acupuncture rehabilitation therapy,providing new ideas and methods for the treatment of PDMS.By constructing a"peripheral-central"coordinated intervention model,the combination of traditional Chinese medicine wax therapy and eye acupuncture rehabilitation therapy systematically improves PDMS symptoms in multiple dimensions.Traditional Chinese medicine wax therapy utilizes the three-in-one mechanism of"medication-heat-pressure",selects corresponding medications for dialectical treatment,and specifically improves various characteristic peripheral symptoms.Eye acupuncture rehabilitation therapy adjusts the function of the basal ganglia circuit by stimulating specific acupoint areas,and combines personalized rehabilitation training to significantly improve motor control ability.Compared with traditional treatments,this therapy avoids motor complications caused by dopaminergic drugs and circumvents surgical risks and high costs.For patients in the middle and late stages with decreased drug efficacy,this therapy particularly demonstrates unique advantages.Although further verification through large-sample long-term studies is still needed,this comprehensive intervention strategy provides a new direction for the treatment of PDMS,and its"local-global"coordinated concept has important implications for the treatment of neurological diseases.Future research will focus on optimizing the standardization of treatment protocols and exploring its potential application value in other movement disorders.
Keywords：Parkinson's disease motor symptomstraditional Chinese medicine tremor syndromeChinese herbal wax therapyeye-acupuncture-embedded rehabilitation therapy
Publication Date：2026-03-20
Online Publishing Date：2026-07-17(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 67-73 )