Type 2 Diabetic Patients With Coronary Heart Disease Based On A Structured Database Analysis, Hospital Medical Records Of Tcm Governance Law

Type 2 diabetes mellitus with coronary heart disease has been a frequently encountered disease with high mortality and Scholars have pay close attention to it. This investigation consists of literature study, achievement of traditional medicine and modern medicine. Then we represent the circumstance of the disease, including epidemiologic survey, cause of disease, mechanism of disease, syndrome differentiation and treatment, etc. We consider that traditional medicine has preponderant effects for the treatment of the T2DM with CHD.This study is based on the diabetes mellitus gathering system. We choose the clinical information from seven different hospitals, which fit the diagnoses standard of the disease, and got 1274 cases.From the analysis of all the clinical information we chose, we got the following results of T2DM with CHD: dry mouth, polydipsia, hypodynamia, chest distress and hyperdiuresis are the common symptoms; dark red and gloomy are the common texture of tongue; thinness, white, greasy and yellow are the common tongue fur; fine pulse , string-like pulse and sunken pulse are the common pulse; dual deficiency of qi and yin syndrome is mostly common, then static blood and phlegmatic hygrosis is followed by. We also analysis the commonly used Chinese medicine and found that the first fifteen medicine are Indian Bread(Fuling), Danshen Root(Danshen), Dwarf Lilyturf Tuber(Maidong), rehmannia dride rhizome(Shengdi), Szechwan Lovage Rhizome(Chuanxiong), Dried Tangerine peel(Chenpi), Red Peony Root(Chishao), Chinese Angelica(Danggui), Largehead Atractylodes Rhizome(Baizhu), Heterophylly Falsesatarwort Root(Taizishen), White peony Alba(Baishao), Oriental Waterplantain Rhizome(Zexie), Pinellia Tuber(Banxia), Chinese Magnolivine Fruit(Wuweizi) and Immature Orange Fruit(Zhishi).We get the conclusion that syndrome of dual deficiency of qi and yin is the most important mechanism of wasting-thirst. Blood stasis syndrome is the chief mechanism of thoracic obstruction. The conclusion may give some inspiration for clinical diagnosis and treatment.