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The Research Attempts To Explore The Regularity Of Traditional Chinese Medicine In Treating Chronic Pharyngitis Based On Literature Reveiw In The Past20Years

Posted on:2015-03-22Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2254330422474369Subject:Diagnostics of Chinese Medicine
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Objective: This research collects the literature about clinical treatment of chronicpharyngitis of TCM in the past20years, does statistics of the syndrome parting, therapy andprescription about chronic pharyngitis to discuss the law of TCM diagnosis and treatment.This research provides the further basis for clinical treatment of chronic pharyngitis.Methods: This research collects literature of TCM clinical research about chronicpharyngitis, which was published in biomedical journals from January1994to December2013, concluds the type of the syndrome, treatment and prescription, and uses EXCELsoftware to establish the database about the clinical cure of chronic pharyngitis and dostatistical analysis.Results: The research selectes186articles, including16257cases.1.Common TCMsyndrome types are:①Lung and kidney Yin deficiency type,31.83%of the total;②Fireexcess from yin deficiency type,15.71%;③Qi and Phlegm Retention type,13.92%;④Others,38.54%.2.The common therapies are:①Nourishing the kidney and lung, nourishing Yin andrelieving sore throat, which comes to31.83%;②Nourishing yin to lessen fire, clearing heat torelieving sore throat,15.71%;③Activating qi and eliminating phlegm, dispel melancholy torelieving sore throat,13.92%;④Others,38.54%.3.Top ten Chinese herbal medicines indifferent types:①Lung and kidney Yin deficiency type: radix scrophulariae, accounting for7.96%, radix ophiopogonis, for7.96%, radix glycyrrhizae, for6.86%, platycodon grandiflorus,for6.24%, radix rehmanniae, for5.46%, cortex moutan radicis, for3.74%, radix glehniae, for3.43%, thunberg fritillary bulb, for3.28%, rhizoma dioscoreae, for3.28%, dendrobium nobile,for3.12%;②Fire excess from yin deficiency type: radix scrophulariae, for7.94%, platycodongrandiflorus, for7.35%, radix glycyrrhizae, for7.35%, radix ophiopogonis, for6.76%, radixrehmanniae, for4.71%, blackberry lily, for2.65%, rhizoma anemarrhenae, for2.65%, cortexmoutan radicis, for2.65%, radix glehniae, for2.65%, radix paeoniae rubra, for2.65%;③Qiand phlegm retention type: pinellia ternate, for7.29%, radix glycyrrhizae, for7.29%, poriacocos, for6.71%, platycodon grandiflorus, for6.41%, magnolia officinalis, for5.25%, purpleperilla, for3.50%, radix scrophulariae, for3.21%, thunberg fritillary bulb, for2.92%, orangepeel, for2.92%, radix curcumae, for2.62%.4.The channel tropism of high-frequencymedicines is mainly: lung channel, accounting for21.62%, liver channel, for18.78%,stomach channel, for17.90%, spleen channel, for13.10%, others, for28.60%.Conclusion:1.The main syndromes of TCM of chronic pharyngitis clinical are:①lung and kidney Yin deficiency type②fire excess from yin deficiency type③Qi and PhlegmRetention type.2.The main therapies are:①Nourishing the kidney and lungs, and nourishingYin and relieving sore throat.②Nourishing yin to lessen fire, clearing heat to relieve sorethroat.③Activating qi and eliminating phlegm, and dispelling melancholy to relieve sorethroat.3.High-frequency medicines in main syndromes:①Lung and kidney Yin deficiencytype: radix scrophulariae, radix ophiopogonis, radix glycyrrhizae, platycodon grandiflorus,radix rehmanniae, cortex moutan radicis, radix glehniae, thunberg fritillary bulb, rhizomadioscoreae, dendrobium nobile;②Fire excess from yin deficiency type: radix scrophulariae,platycodon grandiflorus, radix glycyrrhizae, radix ophiopogonis, radix rehmanniae,blackberry lily, rhizoma anemarrhenae, cortex moutan radicis, radix glehniae, radix paeoniaerubra;③Qi and phlegm retention type: pinellia ternate, radix glycyrrhizae, poria cocos,platycodon grandiflorus, magnolia officinalis, purple perilla, radix scrophulariae, thunbergfritillary bulb, orange peel, radix curcumae.
Keywords/Search Tags:chronic pharyngitis, law of clinical treatment, TCM, literature reveiw
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