| Objective:To explore the Yunqi characteristics of the birth date of patients with chronic glomerulonephritis and the correlation between TCM symptoms and yunqi characteristics,so as to providing a new entry point for TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment of chronic glomerulonephritis,improve the accuracy of syndrome differentiation,guide the prescription selection,and improve the clinical efficacy.Methods: 1075 patients of chronic glomerulonephritis in the outpatient department and inpatient department of the Affiliated Hospital of Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine from December 2013 to January 2019 were collected.Basic information,including name,gender,age,date of birth,clinical symptoms and relevant disease data(course of disease,laboratory examination results,etc.).Find the Five-Yun and Six-Qi factors according to the date of birth,including Suiyun,Sitian,Zaiquan,Zhuqi,Keqi,the Relationshipof Zhuqi and Keqi.To analysis the Yunqi characteristics on date of birth in patients with Chronic glomerulonephritis according to the theoretical distribution,and to analysis the correlation between symptoms and yunqi characteristics based on the theory of Five-Yun and Six-Qi.Results: In this study,1075 patients with chronic glomerulonephritis were collected,and the Yunqi characteristics of the birth date were analyzed.In the result of Suiyun,Jinyunbuji(12.93%)and Huoyunbuji(12.65%)accounted for the highest proportion,Shuiyunbuji(7.26%)accounted for the lowest proportion(P<0.05).In the result of Sitian and Zaiquan,Taiyanghanshui Sitian(corresponding to Taiyinshitu Zaiquan)(18.88%)accounted for the highest proportion,Shaoyinjunhuo Sitian(corresponding to Jueyinfengmu Zaiquan)(14.60%)accounted for the lowest proportion(P>0.05).In terms of the distribution of Zhuqi,the results showed that the proportion of Taiyunshitu(19.16%)was the highest,and that of Shaoyinjunhuo(13.30%)was the lowest(P<0.05).In terms of the distribution of Keqi,the results showed that the proportion of Shaoyinjunhuo(18.98%)was the highest and that of Shaoyangxianghuo(13.02%)was the lowest(P<0.05).On the distribution ofYunqitonghua,the proportion of Suihui(11.26%)and Taiyitianfu(4.56%)was lower than the theoretical distribution(P<0.05).On the distribution of Yunqiyihua,the proportion of Shunhua(23.16%)was higher than the theoretical distribution,and the proportion of Tianxing(16.19%)was lower than the theoretical distribution(P<0.05).To analysis correlation between symptoms and yunqi characteristics based on the theory of Five-Yun and Six-Qi,Find that single symptom was not strongly correlated with the yunqi characteristics.Conclusion: 1.The Yunqi characteristics of birth date of patients with chronic glomerulonephritis can be used to explore the internal pathogenesis of the disease and guide the TCM treatment based on syndrome differentiation.In the result of Suiyun,Jinyunbuji and Huoyunbuji accounted for the highest proportion,Shuiyunbuji accounted for the lowest proportion.In terms of the distribution of Zhuqi,the results showed that the proportion of Taiyunshitu was the highest,and that of Shaoyinjunhuo was the lowest.In terms of the distribution of Keqi,the results showed that the proportion of Shaoyinjunhuo was the highest and that of Shaoyangxianghuo was the lowest.On the distribution of Yunqitonghua,the proportion of Suihui and Taiyitianfu was lower than the theoretical distribution.On the distribution of Yunqiyihua,the proportion of Shunhua was higher than the theoretical distribution,and the proportion of Tianxing was lower than the theoretical distribution.By using the theory of Five-Yun and Six-Qi to analyze the Yunqi characteristics of birth date of patients with chronic glomerulonephritis,it is speculated that the failure of lung qi,the decline of heart Yang,the deficiency of spleen and dampness of qi,and the imbalance of qi may be the internal pathogenesis of the disease.2.There is no strong correlation between the manifestations of individual symptoms and the Yunqi characteristics.Treatment cannot be guided by a single symptom. |