ZHOU Yu, F ANG Lina, WANG Xiumei

(First Affiliated Hospital of Xinjiang Medical University, acupuncture and massage division，Xinjiang ,Urumqi,830000）

Abstract: Objective:  The clinical research is observe the application of Ziwuliuzhu Najia method acupoints on patients with atopic dermatitis of spleen deficiency wetness type and the ways how it influence the serum IgE and AQP3 factors.  Methods: 103 patients were randomly divided into 3 groups, all were given drug treatment,excluding all kinds of factors, The treatment group of 31 cases were treated by Ziwuliuzhu Najiamethod of acupoint selections and intradermal needles；The control group of 30 patients were treated with conventional acupoint selections and intradermal needles, This group was treated beyond the time of Najia method , 30 cases in the blank group were treated with plain drugs. Applying the method of time selections based on Najia timetable and the acupoints of SP1 

(隐白 Yinbai)  between  9:00～10:59 on  the date of  JI and LU5(尺泽 Chize)between   13:00～14:59 on the date of SI. After embedding needle treatments for 2 hours, the needle was removed. After 4 weeks of treatment, the severity of skin lesions, EASI and clinical efficacy, as well as the impact of IgE serum detection index were observed.  Results:  After 4 weeks of treatment, EASI, clinical efficacy and serum IgE of the treatment group has the best effect among the 3 groups.P <0.05. The EASI of the control group compared with the  blank group has no statistical significance, P > 0.05, the curative effect is equal. Conclusion: curative effects of Ziwuliuzhu Najia method of acupoint  selection  of  atopic  dermatitis  of  the  spleen  deficiency  is  certain  and  could  provide traditional Chinese medicine treatment methods with new clinical ideas.

Key words:  Acupuncture and moxibustion,  Meridian flow injection method,  atopic dermatitis, spleen deficiency  Yun Yun, intradermal needle