Application of Data Mining in the Effect of Traditional Chinese Medicine on the Rehabilitation of Cerebral Spasticity of Lower Extremity Exercise Energy

Abstract

In this article, we have examined the effect of acupoint injection of mecobalamin on the nerve function of the lower limbs of stroke patients by giving acupoint injection of mecobalamin for 2 weeks in patients with stroke, effectively fusing acupuncture, acupoints, and drugs in traditional Chinese medicine to rehabilitate the effect of motor function and activities of daily living. For this purpose, a total of 60 study cases will be screened in the study. They are randomly divided into experimental group and control group: the control group will be treated with conventional stroke treatment and nursing, and the experimental group will be treated with bilateral acupoint injection of mecobalamin; once a day, after 14 days of continuous injection, we observed and intervened the lower limb nerve function, motor function, and activities of daily living of the two groups before and after the treatment and statistically analyzed the data so as to obtain the clinical effect of the treatment on the lower limb rehabilitation of stroke patients. Before the intervention, the general information and basic clinical data of the two groups of subjects were collected for baseline comparison, and the differences between the two groups of subjects’ lower limb nerve function, motor function and activities of daily living before the intervention were compared. Comparison of lower limb neurological deficits mainly include comparison between groups and comparison within groups. Comparison of lower limb motor function mainly include comparison between groups and comparison within groups. (1) Acupoint injection of mecobalamin therapy and simple stroke rehabilitation therapy have good results. (2) Acupoint injection of mecobalamin can improve the neurological deficits of the lower limbs of stroke patients more than simple conventional stroke therapy, and it also has a rehabilitation effect in nourishing the nerves, improving circulation, and protecting the brain. (3) Point-injection mecobalamin therapy is more effective than conventional stroke therapy in improving the motor function of the lower limbs and promoting the rehabilitation of the lower limbs of patients with ischemic stroke. (4) Acupoint injection of mecobalamin therapy can improve the activities of daily living of patients with ischemic stroke and improve the quality of life of patients compared with conventional stroke therapy alone.