The Application and Effectiveness Analysis of Acupuncture in Sports Injury Rehabilitation

Sports injuries are becoming more common in today's society. There is a growing need for rehabilitation methods that work well and help people recover faster. This study looked at how acupuncture and moxibustion work, drawing from both traditional Chinese medicine principles and current neurobiology research. We examined how these treatments apply to various sports injuries - muscle strains, joint problems, and ligament damage. We also compared acupuncture with standard physical rehabilitation approaches. The findings show that acupuncture works better than traditional single-treatment methods in several key areas: controlling pain, helping tissues heal, and restoring function. Patients also experienced fewer side effects and had better safety outcomes. When traditional Chinese medicine combines with Western medical approaches, the results are particularly impressive. This integrated approach improves treatment at every stage of recovery while cutting down both rehabilitation time and medical expenses. This paper provides practical, evidence-supported guidance for using acupuncture in sports medicine, and offers healthcare professionals scientific direction and helps establish standardized practices for traditional Chinese medicine in modern athletic rehabilitation settings.

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Theoretical and Natural Science
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2025-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-8818/2025.au26751
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Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies
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The Application and Effectiveness Analysis of Acupuncture in Sports Injury Rehabilitation

Y Liu
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The Application and Effectiveness Analysis of Acupuncture in Sports Injury Rehabilitation

Y Liu
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Abstract

Sports injuries are becoming more common in today's society. There is a growing need for rehabilitation methods that work well and help people recover faster. This study looked at how acupuncture and moxibustion work, drawing from both traditional Chinese medicine principles and current neurobiology research. We examined how these treatments apply to various sports injuries - muscle strains, joint problems, and ligament damage. We also compared acupuncture with standard physical rehabilitation approaches. The findings show that acupuncture works better than traditional single-treatment methods in several key areas: controlling pain, helping tissues heal, and restoring function. Patients also experienced fewer side effects and had better safety outcomes. When traditional Chinese medicine combines with Western medical approaches, the results are particularly impressive. This integrated approach improves treatment at every stage of recovery while cutting down both rehabilitation time and medical expenses. This paper provides practical, evidence-supported guidance for using acupuncture in sports medicine, and offers healthcare professionals scientific direction and helps establish standardized practices for traditional Chinese medicine in modern athletic rehabilitation settings.

Theoretical and Natural ScienceVol. 128(1)
Shenzhen Baoan High School Group (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies
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