英文摘要 |
The purpose of the present was to investigate the therapeutic effect of Hu-Po-San(Amber Power) on treating primary dysmenorrhea. The subjects were 19 dysmenorrhea patients from the department of Chinese gynecological medicine in China medical college hospital. Among of them thirteen is finished the therapy for dysmenorrhea. All the patients were divided into five Chinese medical disease patterns. The dysmenorrhea scoring system is according to the Verbal multidimensional scoring system (VMDSS) by Andersch and Milson in 1982. The PGF ?砠\ and PGE ?? levels change in menstrual blood and plasma were evaluated after and before treatment. The results demonstrated thatamong often dysmenorrhea patients belonging to first and second de- gree in the VMDSS, the percentage of qistagnation(qi zhi) and blood stasis(xue yu) type.is 70%, con- cealing cold-damp type is 1O%, damp-heat stasis(shire yu zu) and obstruction type is 10%1, and liver and kidney yin vacuity(gan shen yin xu) is 10%. 55.6% of Nine dysmenorrhea patients belonging to third degree in the VMDSS was the qi stagnation and blood stasis type, 22.2% was the concealing cold- damp type and 22.2% was the vacuity of qi and blood type. Comparison before and after treatUnent showed that Hu-Po-San group was significantly different than before treatment, but placebo group was not sig- nificant The PGF ?砠\ levels change of menstrual blood, the Hu-Po-San group was significantly different than the placebo group. The change of PGE ?? levels in the menstrual blood and PGF ?砠levels in the plasma, the Hu-Po-San group was not significantly different than the placebo group. The PGE ?? and PGF ?砠\ levels change in the menstrual blood, whose belonging to the first and second degree group in the VMDSS, the Hu-Po-San group was not significantly different than the placebo group. The PGF ?砠levels change in the menstrual blood, whose belonging to the third degree group in the VMDSS, the Hu- Po-San group was significantly different from the placebo group, and the PGE ?? levels in the menstrual blood /was on change. |