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Acupuncture-related therapies outperformed control interventions in improving pregnancy rates, tubal patency rates, and overall effectiveness while demonstrating a lower incidence of adverse events.

The network meta-analysis included 1580 articles, with 23 meeting the criteria. These studies involved 2355 patients and explored 13 intervention measures.

EA+CHM was identified as the most effective for pregnancy rates, MOX for tubal patency rates, and MOX+AP for overall effectiveness. The safety profile of acupuncture-related interventions was acceptable. These findings offer novel treatment strategies for acupuncture-related interventions, providing practitioners with evidence-based guidance.

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Complement Ther Med. 2023;103003. doi:10.1016/j.ctim.2023.103003

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