Clinical Study on Analgesic Action of Chinese Medicine (Bitongxiao) to Leucic - eukephalin[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2000, (3): 148-150.
Clinical Study on Analgesic Action of Chinese Medicine (Bitongxiao) to Leucic - eukephalin[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2000, (3): 148-150.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2000.03.018.
Clinical Study on Analgesic Action of Chinese Medicine (Bitongxiao) to Leucic - eukephalin
33 cases of pain due to neural - root type cervical spondylosis were treated by Bitongxiao. with another 31 cases treated by Jingfukang granule as control. The pain scores in both groups before and after the treatment were markedly decreased (all P <0. 01)
so were that of the difference of values between them(P<0. 05). For the analgesic action between the type of qi -stagnation blood - stasis and the type of channel blocked by wind - cold evil
there was no difference. The content of leucic- eukephalin (LEK) in the plasma of the treatment group after treatment increased dramatically (P<0. 01). but that in the control group
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