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The Clinical Research Of Qingchang Decoction With Etention-Enema For Intestinal Endotoxemia Of Liver Cirrhosis

Posted on:2016-11-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:B ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2284330482958851Subject:Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Objective:To illuminate the efficiency and security of Chinese medicine Qingchang decoction with retention-enema for intestinal endotoxemia of liver cirrhosis patients.Methods:95 endotoxemia of liver cirrhosis patients, endoretention of damp heat, identified by TCM, were randomly divided into test group (32cases), control group①(31cases)and control group ②(32cases). Besides the regular therapy (Nucleoside antiviral, protecting the liver, backing the yellow, anti-liver fibrosis, regulating intestinal flora and symptomatic treatment),the test group was given Qingchang decoction with retention-enema, 100mlper day; and the control group① was given 5 glactulose per os,3 times per day. This therapy was sustained for 15 days. The clinical symptoms, such as abdominal distension, hypochondriac pain, acratia and somnus, the endotoxin, liver function, cruor function test, before and afterthis clinical treatment were documented. The data was statistical analyzed in comparison.Results:1. Endotoxin was decreased significantly after 15 days cure process, therapy group and control group① with P<0.01 and control group② P<0.05. The therapy group present more efficacious effect than the control group① and ② with P<0.05 and P<0.01, respectively. And the group① was better than ② with P<0.05. After treatment, endotoxin decreased significantly in the treatment group and the control group①(P<0.01), control group① and control group ② (P<0.05).The treatment group had better effect on decreasing the level of endotoxin than the control group, the control group① was better than the control group②.There was significant difference between the two groups (P<0.05).2. TBIL were reduced after treatment significantly, in therapy group and control group① with P<0.01 and in control group② P<0.05, respectively. Obviously, the Qingchang decoction was more efficacious than treatment in group① with P<0.05, in group② with P<0.01. And the one in group① is better than group② with P<0.05. The ALB in three groups was raised after cure(P<0.05). The PT in three groups was decreased after cure(P<0.01).However no significant disparity was obtained (P>0.05). After treatment, all groups could decrease the TBIL, there was significant in the treatment group and the control group①(P<0.01), control group① and control group ② (P<0.05). The treatment group had better effect on decreasing the TBIL than the control group, the control group① was better than the control group②. There was significant difference between the two groups (P<0.05).The value of ALB increased in all groups(P<0.05), There was no significant difference between the two groups(P>0.05).The value of PT decreased in all groups (P<0.01), There was no significant difference between the two groups(P>0.05).3. The symptoms in three groups were significant lessened (P<0.01). The treatment in therapy group was significantly efficacious than both group① and group② with P<0.01. That in group① was much better than in group② with P<0.05.3. After treatment, the score of symptoms decreased in all groups(P<0.01),the treatment group got better results, the control group① was better than the control group ②. There was significant in in the treatment group and the control group①(P<0.01),control group① and control group②(P<0.05).Conclusion:Chinese medicine Qingchang decoction by retention-enema can significantly decrease intestinal endotoxemia of liver cirrhosis patients of clearing heat and promoting dampness, improve function of liver and cruor function, alleviate the clinical symptoms with no evident toxic effects. It is an efficient and secure candidate for clinical therapy.
Keywords/Search Tags:liver cirrhosis, intestinal endotoxemia, Qingchang decoction, retention-enema, damp-heat pattern, dampness retention syndrome, clinical research
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