Progress of clinical and experimental studies on the Traditional Chinese medicine for diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Shuquan Lyu, Shufang Zhang, Xiuhai Su
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Shuquan Lyu, Shufang Zhang, Xiuhai Su
Abstract
Recently, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) researches on diabetic peripheral neuropathy made great progress. It is found that theetiology and pathogenesis was the deficiency in origin and the ecessive in superficialty. The deficiencyincluded Yin deficiency, Qi deficiency, blood deficiency, deficiency of both Qi and Yin, Yang deficiency, while the ecessive in superficialty included blood stasis, stasis of phlegm and blood. Thus, the principles of treatment were supplementing Qi and nourishing Yin, warming Yang, promoting blood and removing blood stasis, and smooth Luo, all of which showed the characteristics of TCM treatment were combination of inside and outside, and multi-target effects. This paper reviewed the progress of clinical and experimental studies on the TCM for diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Key words: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy; Traditional Chinese medicine; Clinical; Experiment; Review
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Recently, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) researches on diabetic peripheral neuropathy made great progress. It is found that theetiology and pathogenesis was the deficiency in origin and the ecessive in superficialty. The deficiencyincluded Yin deficiency, Qi deficiency, blood deficiency, deficiency of both Qi and Yin, Yang deficiency, while the ecessive in superficialty included blood stasis, stasis of phlegm and blood. Thus, the principles of treatment were supplementing Qi and nourishing Yin, warming Yang, promoting blood and removing blood stasis, and smooth Luo, all of which showed the characteristics of TCM treatment were combination of inside and outside, and multi-target effects. This paper reviewed the progress of clinical and experimental studies on the TCM for diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Key words: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy; Traditional Chinese medicine; Clinical; Experiment; Review
Key concepts: Phlegm, Blood stasis, Medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Peripheral neuropathy, Yin deficiency, Peripheral blood, Traditional medicine