摘要
目的根据中医阴阳学说基本理论,急性期荨麻疹应选用发散药,而非收敛药。为证明中医理论的科学性,我们开展了实验组(发散中药)与对照组(收敛中药)和仪器质控标准品“媒比”(MEBE)双重对照急性期荨麻疹患者可量化、可重复性中药筛选试验。方法采用德国MORA-Super生物共振治疗仪(药物筛选程序)作为检测指标,选择32例急性期荨麻疹志愿者,开展发散与收敛中药筛选试验,以观察其结果是否符合阴阳学说的基本理论(即急性期荨麻疹应选出发散中药)。结果通过32例急性期荨麻疹患者重复试验,试验组(23)种发散药中筛选出22种;对照组(12)种收敛药中筛选出(0)种,符合阴阳对立的基本理论,其中,排在前5位的发散药分别为防风、蝉蜕、荆芥、蔓荆子、辛夷。结论急性荨麻疹选用发散类中药符合中医基本理论。
Objective According to the basic theory of Yin and Yang, acute urticaria should be treated with divergent medicine instead of convergence medicine. In order to prove the theory, we carry out the quantifiable and repeatability traditional Chinese medicine screening tests in acute urticaria patients, with double controls of experimental group (divergent Chinese medicine), control group (convergence Chinese medicine) and instrumental quality-control standard substance "MEBE". Methods Germany MORA-Super bio-resonance instrument (medical mode) as adopted as objective index. 32 cases of acute phase urticaria were selected and treated with divergent or convergence Chinese traditional medicine, to observe the results whether conform to traditional Chinese medicine basic theory of Yin and Yang (That is whether the acute phase urticaria should be treated with divergent Chinese medicine). Results Through the 32 cases repeat experiments, 22 out of 23 kinds of Divergent Chinese medicine have been screened out in experimental group; while none has been screened out in 12 kinds of convergence Chinese medicine in control group. There was significant difference between two groups (P〈0.01). The result was entirely consistent with TCM basic theory of opposite relationship between yin and yang. The top five divergent Chinese medicines were divaricate saposhnikovia root, cicada slough, catnip, shrub chastetree rruit, and lily magnolia. Conclusion Treated acute urticaria with divergent Chinese medicine conforms to the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine.
出处
《国际中医中药杂志》
2012年第5期398-400,共3页
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine
关键词
阴阳学说
可量化
可重复
发散中药
收敛中药
急性期荨麻疹
Yin-Yang theory
Quantifiable~ Repeatability
Divergent Chinese medicine: Convergence Chinese medicine
Acute urticaria