Clinical Research of Chinese and Western Medicine on Post-Stroke Depression
Yong Ji Xu
Abstract
Yong Ji Xu
Abstract
Post-stroke depression (PSD) is one of the common complications of stroke, which may negatively influence the positivity in the healing training of patients and delay the recovery as well as go against the improvement of living quality. This article summarized the clinical research on treating PSD in both Chinese medicine and western medicine so as to probe into the curative effect, mechanism and its further development of PSD in the way of Chinese medicine combined with western medicine.
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Post-stroke depression (PSD) is one of the common complications of stroke, which may negatively influence the positivity in the healing training of patients and delay the recovery as well as go against the improvement of living quality. This article summarized the clinical research on treating PSD in both Chinese medicine and western medicine so as to probe into the curative effect, mechanism and its further development of PSD in the way of Chinese medicine combined with western medicine.
Key concepts: Medicine, Western medicine, Stroke (engine), Post-stroke depression, Depression (economics), Traditional Chinese medicine, Alternative medicine, Physical therapy