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Primary Hypertension Phlegm And Epidemiological Investigation Of Poison Damage Heart Meridian Syndrome

Posted on:2008-03-23Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y ZhuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2204360215973682Subject:TCM clinical basis
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Objective: Through the epidemiology investigation of Chinese medicine syndromes of primary hypertension, we tend to analyze the distribution of Chinese medicine syndromes of primary hypertension.To discuss the distribution of phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome in the patients of hypertension, to analyze each correlation between morbidity factors and Chinese medicine syndromes of primary hypertension.Methods: Uses questionnaire survey to carry on the cross-sectional investigation through 500 examples of primary hypertension patients, and formulates the database by computer specialists, uses Epidate2.0 software to input the data which also using different personnels at different place and carring on investigates item by item, revising the two input data completely consistent.The statistical analysis software uses SPSS 10.0 to carry on.Results: phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome occupy the first place in hypertension morbidity, accounts for 44.6%, next for the kidney-yin deficiency syndrome (8.6%),the blood-stasis syndrome (7.2%), the qi and blood deficiency syndrome (5.8%), the wind-phlegm syndrome (4.4%), the Yin deficient and blood stasis syndrome (3.8%), the qi deficient and blood stasis syndrome (3.4%), the yang deficient and blood stasis syndrome (2.4%), the yang deficiency and phlegm-blood stasis syndrome (2.4%),the qi and yin deficiency syndrome (2.2%), the kidney-yang deficiency syndrome (2.0%), the yin deficiency and phlegm-blood stasis syndrome (1.8%),the liver-yang flaming syndrome (1.6%), the liver-qi stagnation and phlegm-blood stasis syndrome (1.6%), the qi deficient and phlegm-blood stasis syndrome (1.2%), the yin and yang deficiency syndrome (0.4%).Has proven this viewpoint of phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome to be the very important cause of primary hypertension. Also discovered that besides the phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome, male patients easily kidney-yin insufficient syndrome, while the female patients blood stasis syndrome and qi-blood deficient syndrome; The prevalence rate of youth patient's kidney-yin insufficient syndrome is higher than the old age patient obviously; While the disease course lengthens, the probability of blood stasis syndrome and kidney-yang insufficient syndrome increases; The overweight patients have a higher probability of phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome; The probability of phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome , the wind-phlegm syndrome, the liver-yang flaming syndrome obvious increase in hyperlipemia.Conclusions: The phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome as hypertension mainly syndrome should obtain more recognition.The difference of sex, age, disease course, waist, wine drinking,danger factors and the control of blood pressure has a relativity to the Chinese medicine syndrome of hypertension (P<0.05) .Discussion: After the re-arranging of the data, re-qualitative the cause of hypertension, we find that phlegm-blood stasis dizzy is 253, accounting for 50.6 %, phlegm-blood stasis has become to be the main cause of primary hypertension; After reset the five organ belonging, we find that the heart dizzy is 321,accounting for 64.2%,kidney dizzy is 313, accounting for 62.6%, so heart dizzy and kidney dizzy stand for the main position among the hypertension especially the heart dizzy. We can get the result that phlegm-blood stasis is the main cause and heart is the main position of primary hypertension basing on the above. Phlegm-blood stasis poison resist in all the other syndromes and all period of primary hypertension.
Keywords/Search Tags:Primary hypertension, The phlegm-blood stasis, poison damaged heart meridian syndrome, Epidemiology, Cross-sectional survey
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