A Study Of Fighting Tumour Transfer By Means Of Warming Channels To Lower Turbid Llrine

With traditional TCM theory and in combination of clinical experiences of both modern and ancient medicine, this study suggests that poison stasis, blood stasis and constipation of cold nature be the cause of tumour transfer, based on both Chinese and Western Medicine, for the first time further developing the idea that tumour transfer can be controlled by warming channels to lower turbid urine. This study Keeps a close eye on the effect of "Jiawei bao an fang" on tumour transfer to test its poisonous nature and pain-killing effects. As a result, this prescription is effective in preventing tumour transfer and the focus, improving hypercoagulability and superpolymer of the mice with tumour, lowering the tumour tissue VEGF, and controlling the growth of the CAM blood vessel. Seen from the experiment, this prescription is effective in killing pains but LD50 is not detected in the experiment. Thus this prescription can stop tumour transfer, being low-poisonous, secure and pain-killing. The experiment illustrates that this prescription's prevention of transfer may be related to its lowering blood viscosity and controlling blood vessel growth and it turns out that it is feasible to fight tumour transfer by means of warming channels to lower turbid urine, thus coming up with a new idea and a new approach for clinical treatment and enriching the TCM in treating tumour transfer.