| Hwang-bo. et al. (2011) | Clinical Study on the Effects of Auricular Acupuncture Treatment in Allergic Rhinitis Patients | JKOOD24(1) | Auricular acupuncture | - | TNSS, TNNSS, RQLQ | - Among items of TNSS, nasal congestion․sneezing were significantly improved and total TNSS scores were significantly improved(p<0.05).- There was no significant difference on TNNSS.- Among items of RQLQ, nasal & eye problem․ nasal symptom were significantly improved. |
| Hwang-bo. et al. (2010) | Clinical Study on the Effects of Auricular Acupuncture Treatment in Allergic Rhinitis Patients | JKOOD23(3) | Auricular acupuncture | - | SSSR, QLQKR | - SSSR Scores were significantly improved but there was no significant difference on each items.- Among items of QLQKR, itching, worry about change of environment, role limitation – physical were significantly improved and total QLQKR scores were significantly improved. |
| Kim. et al. (2009) | 3 Cases of the effect of 8 Constitution Acupuncture on Allergic Rhinitis | JKOOD22(2) | 8 Constitution–Acupuncture | - | VAS | - After taking 8 Constitution-Acupuncture sessions, the symptoms of allergic rhinitis were improved. VAS was decreased 10 to 1(case1), 10 to 0(case2), 10 to 3(case3). |
| Kim. et al. (2009) | The Clinical Study on the Effects of BOM Gunbisoyeom-tang (Jianbixiaoyan-tang) Gamibang for Allergic Rhinitis | JKOOD22(1) | BOM Gunbisoyeom—tang | - | SSSR, QOL | - BOM Gunbisoyeom-tang Gamibang improved significantly all nasal symptoms, some non-nasal symptoms except chronic cough and ear symptoms and quality of life. |
| Cho. et al. (2007) | Efficacy Evaluation of Gamitonggue-tang by Acoustic Rhinometry in Patients with Allergic Rhinitis | JKOOD20(3) | Gamitonggue—tang | - | Acoustic-Rhinometry, VAS | - After treatment(2, 4 weeks) the calculated flow resistance of nasal cavity, total nasal volume and nasal minimum cross – sectional showed no significant changes (p>0.05).- Symptom score of nasal obstruction showed significant changes (p<0.05). |
| Jung. et al. (2006) | The Analysis of 50 Patients with Allergic Rhinitis Administerd by Bojungikgitang-nGamibang | JKOOD19(2) | Bojungikgitang–Gamibang | - | Subjective symptoms | - The shorter duration of disease and high dosage were the main factors which improved the symptoms of allergic rhinitis effectively.- The total remedial value of the 50 patients was revealed 74%(Excellent 24%, Good 32%, Slight 18%, None 26%). |
| Lee. et al. (2003) | The Clinical Study of the Efficacy of Lizhongtang plus Baidusan on Allergic Rhinitis | JKOOD16(3) | Lizhongtang plus Baidusan | Acupuncture, Herbal steam therapy, Bloodletting, Laser | Subjective symptoms | - The nasal symptoms except the nasal mucosa color were improved significantly after treatment (p<0.05).- The general symptoms except menstruation pain were improved significantly after treatment (p<0.05).- The curative influence of rhinitis by Lizhongtang plus Baidusan was as follows ; excellent 2cases, good 11cases, ineffectiveness 2cases. |
| Cho. et al. (2001) | A Clinical Study on Allergic rhinitis | JKOOD14(2) | Medications of Sasang Constitution | Constitution-Acupuncture | Subjective symptoms | - The total remedial value of the 60 patients was 81.7% and the case of no change was 16.7%, the case of poor was 1.6%. |
| Kim. et al. (1998) | The effect of Socheongrongtang & Ockbyungpoongsan Gamibang on allergic rhinitis | JKOOD11(1) | Socheongrongtang & Ockbyungpoongsan Gamibang | Acupuncture, Infra-redNasal cavity–irrigation, aromatherapy | Subjective symptoms | - During the aflected time, the shorter term shows the higher improvement rate.- The patients with no complication were treated better than those who accompanied with other nasal diseases. |
| Kim. et al. (1997) | Clinical Observation of The Allergic Rhinitis. | JKOOD10(1) | Yeotaectonggi-tangBojungikki-tangTonggyuljin-tang | Acupuncture, Auricular–acupuncture, Laser therapy | Subjective symptoms | - The total remedial value of the 46 patients was revealed 52.17%.- In the point of remedial view, the patients who were young and had short duration of disease showed higher treatment rate than the total value. |
| Kim. et al. (1997) | The effect of Gyejitang Gamibang(G.G.) on allergic rhinitis | JKOOD10(1) | GyejitangGamibang | Acupuncture, Phototherapy | Unclear | - G.G. was prescribed for the patients with sneezing and more than 80% of patients showed improvement. |
| Song. et al. (1995) | A Clinical Report about the Effect of Hyeonggaeyeongyotang–Gamibang on Allergic Rhinitis | JKOOD8(1) | Hyeonggae yeongyotang-Gamibang | External–application treatment | Subjective symptoms | - The total remedial value of the 166 patients was revealed 60.8%. |
| Choi. et al. (1992) | A Clinical Report on Allergic Rhinitis | JKOOD5(1) | Gamitonggyu—tang | External–application treatment | Subjective symptoms | - The total remedial value of the 27 patients was revealed 88.8%.- It is considered that combined treatment with external application treatment is more effective than single administration of herbal medicine. |