The Efficacy and Safety of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to the Patient With Dizziness in Emergency Department
The Efficacy and Safety of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to the Patient With Dizziness in Emergency Department
The study is aimed in patients with persistent dizziness as the chief complaint that is
 treated with acupuncture or/and far-infrared heat-patch attachment intervention over the
 acupoints for the purpose of dizziness symptoms treatment. The research hypothesis is that
 the treatment over acupoints in traditional Chinese medicine is effective in treating
 symptoms of dizziness.
Inclusion Criteria:

 1. Patients with age between 20 to 80-year-old who can cooperate to the whole treatment,
 testing and questionnaire.

 2. The chief complaint is dizziness which diagnosed by the doctor in charge of the
 emergency department, in together to exclude the patients with severe unstable vital
 signs, and then consult for help with Chinese medicine.

 3. Sign the clinical trial agreement sheet.

 Exclusion Criteria:

 1. Inacceptable to the research content

 2. Unable to complete the study process

 3. Unwilling to cooperate with acupuncture and other treatments

 4. Abnormal blood clotting profile

 5. With wound or allergy over the treated acupoint

 6. Unstable vital sign

 7. Post major trauma