Study Medication Rule from the Fibrosis of Liver of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Xiongwen Zhang
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Xiongwen Zhang
Abstract
[Objective]Eexplore the prevention and treatment of liver fibrosis TCM drug laws.[Methods] Now Chinese Journal CNKI database(1997-2012 years)for prevention of liver fibrosis literature,conduct statistical analysis of the drug.[Results]A total of 83 herbs,flavored with frequency 273 times.Types of drugs,including tonic,blood circulation,heat,qi,diuresis Shenshi,accounting for 74.73 percent overall medication.Smell to bitter,sweet,acrid-based,cumulative frequency 77.29%,potency places flat,warm,cold-based,cumulative frequency of 97.80%.[Conclusion]mainly due to the positive imaginary liver fibrosis blood stasis,damp intrusion,drug treatment with tonic,qi,heat,blood circulation,eliminating dampness through diuresis based.
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[Objective]Eexplore the prevention and treatment of liver fibrosis TCM drug laws.[Methods] Now Chinese Journal CNKI database(1997-2012 years)for prevention of liver fibrosis literature,conduct statistical analysis of the drug.[Results]A total of 83 herbs,flavored with frequency 273 times.Types of drugs,including tonic,blood circulation,heat,qi,diuresis Shenshi,accounting for 74.73 percent overall medication.Smell to bitter,sweet,acrid-based,cumulative frequency 77.29%,potency places flat,warm,cold-based,cumulative frequency of 97.80%.[Conclusion]mainly due to the positive imaginary liver fibrosis blood stasis,damp intrusion,drug treatment with tonic,qi,heat,blood circulation,eliminating dampness through diuresis based.
Key concepts: Medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Diuresis, Liver fibrosis, Blood stasis, Blood circulation, Traditional medicine, Potency