A Study for Effects of Metabolic Syndrome Care Program with Korean Medicine in Public Health Center

Eun-Seong Park; Park, Eun-Seong

doi:10.13048/jkm.14013

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Park: A Study for Effects of Metabolic Syndrome Care Program with Korean Medicine in Public Health Center

Original Article

The Journal of Korean Oriental Medicine 2014; 35(1): 135-144.

Published online: March 30, 2014

DOI: https://doi.org/10.13048/jkm.14013

A Study for Effects of Metabolic Syndrome Care Program with Korean Medicine in Public Health Center

Eun-Seong Park

Gangjin-Gun public health center, Department of Korean Medicine

Correspondence to: 박은성(Park, Eun-Seong)전라남도 강진군 강진군보건소, Tel: +82-61-432-3598, Fax: +82-61-430-3539, E-mail: josephesp@hanmail.net

Received February 21, 2014 Revised March 27, 2014 Accepted March 27, 2014

Abstract

Objectives

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effects of Metabolic Syndrome care program with Korean Medicine in public health center.

Methods:

The data were collected from 28 participations who joined Korean Medicine care program. The program was started from April of 2013 and finished November of 2013. The effect of Metabolic Syndrome were evaluated with blood pressure check and blood test, physical test.

Results:

The number of Metabolic Syndrome patients decreased after the program(−24.9%). Specially TG decreased from 83.321 to 80.036(p<0.05) and FBS also decreased 8.607(p<0.01) after the program. HDL increased from 47.821 to 53.000(p<0.01) but blood pressure didn’t change. BMI decreased 0.789(p<0.01) and abdominal obesity decreased 2.607(p<0.01) after the program significantly.

Conclusions:

From these study, the Metabolic Syndrome care program with Korean Medicine is worthy for treating Metabolic Syndrome.

Keywords: Metabolic Syndrome, Korean Medicine, TG, HDL, FBS, BMI, obesity

Table 1

Time Table of Metabolic Syndomr Care Program with Korean Medicine.

Time	Program contents	Manager

1 week	○ Program presentation	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Basic health screening, blood test
	○ Health consultation and medication

2 week	○ Survey for health check	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

3 week	○ Introducing of herb tea for health	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

4 week	○ Health consultation and medication	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

5 week	○ Healthcare	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

6 week	○ Stress test	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

7 week	○ Diet education for weight management	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

8 week	○ Health consultation and medication	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

9 week	○ Introducing of herb tea for health	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

10 week	○ Introducing of variety of healthcare method	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

11 week	○ Health consultation and medication	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

12 week	○ Basic health screening, blood test	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

13 week	○ Survey of program	Health Promotion Workforce team, Public Health Doctor in Korean Medicine
	○ Exercising
	○ Acupunturetreatment

Table 2

The General Peculiarity of Participants

Category		Frequency	Percent(%)	Mean	SD
Sex	mele	5	17.9	-	-
Sex	female	23	82.1	-	-

Age	twenties	1	3.6
	thirties	1	3.6
	forties	7	25.2
	fifties	5	17.9	60.0	16.6244
	sixties	4	14.2
	seventies	8	28.4
	eighties	2	7.1

Symptoms	1	1	3.6	-	-
	2	5	17.9	-	-
	3	7	25.2	-	-
	4	7	25.2	-	-
	5	8	28.4	-	-

Diabetes	yes	20	71.4	-	-
Diabetes	no	8	28.6	-	-

Hypertension	yes	19	67.9	-	-
Hypertension	no	9	32.1	-	-

Highperlipidemia	yes	18	64.3	-	-
Highperlipidemia	no	10	35.7	-	-

HDL-cholesterol < 40,50	yes	18	64.3	-	-
HDL-cholesterol < 40,50	no	10	35.7	-	-

Obesity	yes	22	78.6	-	-
Obesity	no	6	22.4	-	-

Table 3

Change of The Number of Risk Factors with the Program.

The Number of Risk factor	Variable	Pre	Post	Difference
0	n	0	0	0
0	%	0	0	0

1	n	1	5	4
1	%	3.6	17.9	+14.3

2	n	5	8	3
2	%	17.9	28.5	+10.6

3	n	7	7	0
3	%	25.2	25.2	0

4	n	7	7	0
4	%	25.2	25.2	0

5	n	8	1	−7
5	%	28.5	3.6	−24.8

Table 4

Change of The Number of Participants with More than 3 Risk Factors.

The Number of Risk factor	Variable	Pre	Post	Difference
3≤	n	22	15	−7
3≤	%	78.6	53.7	−24.9

Table 5

Change of Blood Pressure and Blood Test Result with the Program.

Category	Variable	Pre	Post	P-value

		M ± S.D	M ± S.D
Blood Pressure	systolic	130.464	129.750	.691
	systolic	±15.2643	±10.0577	.691

	diastolic	83.321	80.036	.123
	diastolic	±13.0556	±8.6259	.123

Blood Test	TG	197.250	145.679	.010^**
	TG	±103.2791	±74.7430	.010^**

	HLD	47.821	53.000	.003^*
	HLD	±8.3801	±9.5297	.003^*

	FBS	117.464	108.857	.002^*
	FBS	±26.4750	±23.0871	.002^*

* p<0.01,

** p<0.05

Table 6

Change of Obesity with the Program.

Category	Variable	Pre	Post	P-value

		M ± S.D	M ± S.D
Obesity	BMI	24.946	24.157	.000^*
	BMI	±3.3282	±3.1918	.000^*

	Waist measurement	88.714	86.107	.000^*
	Waist measurement	±7.2984	±6.5738	.000^*

* p<0.01

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