A clinical study on the treatment of chronic pelvic inflammation of Qi-stagnation with blood stasis syndrome by Penyanqing Capsule

Shen, Bi-qiong; Yi, Shaoqiong; Huang, Jiehong; Su, Xiaomei; He, Wei-tang; Zhang, Maowei; Chen, Qu-bo

doi:10.1007/bf02835784

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“…As a branch of TCM, TCM gynecology and TCM gynecological nursing has developed precociously according to the record in The Yellow Emperor of Classics of Inner Medicine. Nowadays gynecology and gynecological nursing in TCM are still beneficial to woman [14][15][16].…”

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Gynecology and Gynecological Nursing Theories and Practices in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Review on the Ancient Literatures

Xiangeng¹,

Hui²,

Liang³

et al. 2011

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Objective: the study is aimed to introduce the developing history of gynecology and gynecological nursing in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Study Design: the development of gynecology and gynecological nursing consists of six periods in Chinese history. They are: 1) budding stage represented by the inscriptions of Nü (female) on oracle bones; 2) physiological development stages of women; 3) specialized chapters of gynecology in TCM; 4) features of gynecological nursing; 5) monograph of gynecology and gynecological nursing; 6) integration of ancient gynecological nursing perceptions. Results: TCM has a profound understanding of gynecology and gynecological nursing. For period one, the inscriptions of Nü (female) on oracle bones is the symbol of the budding stage. For period two, physiogenesis stages of women are recorded in The Yellow Emperor of Classics of Inner Medicine. For period three, the specialized chapters of gynecology appeared, represented by Golden Chamber, Woman. For period four, the features of gynecological nursing were elaborated in Essential Prescriptions Worth A Thousand Gold including menstruation, depression, yin-dampness, and menopause. For period five, monographs of gynecology and gynecological nursing represented by Good Comprehensive Woman Formulae appeared. For period six, Integrative studies of gynecological nursing perceptions were carried out with the representation by Integrated Ancient and Modern Books. Conclusion: TCM gynecology and gynecological nursing harbors a long history of treating and nursing gynecological disorders. With therapeutic and nursing modalities, they are effective systems of un-derstanding and managing woman health as proven by medical literatures, clinical benefits and basic research studies

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Gynecology and Gynecological Nursing Theories and Practices in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Review on the Ancient Literatures

Xiangeng¹,

Hui²,

Liang³

et al. 2011

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“…① Cured: after drug intervention, various clinical symptoms disappeared, such as pelvic masses, tender nodules and other local signs basically disappeared. The percentage of efficacy (N) is greater than or equal to 95% [9].…”

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Mechanism Study on the Treatment of Pelvic Pain in Endometriosis by Qu Yu Jie Du Xiao Zheng Decotion in Combination with Dextroprogesterone

2023

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This study aimed to evaluate the clinical efficacy and effect on serum levels of PGE2, NGF and TNF-α of the combination of Qu Yu Jie Du Xiao Zheng Decotion and Dydrogesterone in treating pelvic pain in patients with endometriosis. Sixty patients were randomly divided into three groups: Chinese medicine group, Western medicine group, and combination group. After treatment, the combination group showed significant relief of pain, and the apparent efficacy of menstrual pain, pelvic pressure pain, and palpable nodules was 70%, 83.33%, and 61.54%, respectively, which was significantly higher than that of the other two groups. There were significant differences in serum TNF-α, NGF and PGE2 levels among the three groups after treatment. The conclusion was that the combination of Qu Yu Jie Du Xiao Zheng Decotion and Dydrogesterone could significantly improve the immune function of patients with endometriosis, regulate levels of nerve growth factor, tumor necrosis factor, and prostaglandin E2, thereby relieving pain.

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“…[7] Research on BSS has improved since 1989, with the establishment of the standard diagnosis criteria for BSS. It is reported that BSS is correlated to several pathogeneses including abnormal coagulation function, [8] inflammation, [9] and accelerated red blood cell senescence. [10] Studies that focus on the treatment of BSS are also increasing.…”

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Modern researches on Blood Stasis syndrome 1989–2015

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Background:Blood Stasis syndrome (BSS) is one of the major syndromes in Traditional East Asia medicine (TEAM). Modern research of BSS began in the late1980s.Methods:We searched in PubMed for BSS-related articles published between 1989 and 2015. The publication information, study contents, and bibliometric indicators were documented and analyzed.Results:Most of the BSS-related studies were conducted by Chinese researchers in China. The number of publications on BSS-related increased rapidly in recent years, so did the quality of them. The disease diversity of BSS-related studies increased along with the number of publications. Yet the academic influence of them remained on average low; further, the diagnostic criteria of BSS were not uniform.Conclusions:BSS-related studies have increased in quantity and quality, but there are limitations to them which require improvement in research productivity and academic influence.

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A clinical study on the treatment of chronic pelvic inflammation of Qi-stagnation with blood stasis syndrome by Penyanqing Capsule

Abstract: PYQC has good therapeutic effect in treating chronic pelvic inflammation of Qi-stagnation with blood stasis syndrome, and showed definite effect on chlamydia and mycoplasma.

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Gynecology and Gynecological Nursing Theories and Practices in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Review on the Ancient Literatures

Gynecology and Gynecological Nursing Theories and Practices in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Review on the Ancient Literatures

Mechanism Study on the Treatment of Pelvic Pain in Endometriosis by Qu Yu Jie Du Xiao Zheng Decotion in Combination with Dextroprogesterone

Modern researches on Blood Stasis syndrome 1989–2015

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