This invention provides a method for treating postoperative
nausea and
vomiting using buccal
acupuncture combined with a triple antiemetic
regimen. The method employs a combined intervention of buccal
acupuncture and a triple antiemetic
regimen. The triple
regimen consists of a 5-HT3
receptor antagonist, a
glucocorticoid, and a
dopamine receptor antagonist, administered intravenously in two separate doses. The buccal
acupuncture uses CA-2 (upper jiao), CA-3 (middle jiao), and CA-4 (lower jiao) as core acupoints, with auxiliary and reinforcing acupoints added based on the
surgical site and high-
risk groups. A standardized procedure of pecking stimulation is applied, along with a corresponding postoperative remedial antiemetic
medication regimen. This invention organically combines multi-
target drug blockade with buccal acupuncture's visceral regulation, synergistically enhancing the antiemetic effect, reducing the incidence of
nausea and
vomiting, and decreasing the need for remedial medication. The regimen is highly standardized, widely adaptable, and can meet the postoperative
nausea and
vomiting control needs of various surgeries and high-
risk groups. It exhibits good safety, strong
repeatability, and high clinical application value.