Tuina combined with diet and exercise for simple obesity:A protocol for systematic review

Review question / Objective: Participants -Patients who were diagnosed with simple obesity, without limitation of age, gender, or racial.Interventions -The treatment schedule of the experimental group included Tuina combined with diet and exercise.Comparisons -The control group will receive diet and exercise therapy alone.Outcomes -The primary outcome will be total effective rate,BMI,BW,WC.Body mass index (BMI), which combines height and weight to determine obesity, is the most important indicator for the diagnosis and assessment of obesity.WHO defines obesity as the BMI≥28 kg/m2 in Asian people and ≥30 kg/m2 in non-Asian people.Waist circumference (WC): WC ≥90 cm for male and 80 cm for female.And then the age and gender obesity-related indicators of the included population are evaluated for statistical analysis, course of disease, education background, quality of life questionnaire score, self-satisfaction score.Secondary outcome measures: antipyretic time, cough duration, rhombus disappearance time, imaging transition time, serum C-reactive protein level (CRP) after treatment.Safety was referred to the incidence of adverse events (bleeding, pain, hematoma, syncope, etc.).