WANG Rongbing, LI Xingwang, CHEN Xiaorong, et al. Analysis on Feature of TCM Syndrome in 975 Cases of Influenza Patients[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(7): 579-582.
WANG Rongbing, LI Xingwang, CHEN Xiaorong, et al. Analysis on Feature of TCM Syndrome in 975 Cases of Influenza Patients[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(7): 579-582.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.07.011.
Analysis on Feature of TCM Syndrome in 975 Cases of Influenza Patients
Objective To investigate the TCM syndrome characteristics of mild and severe influenza( Flu).Methods Adopted a multi-center epidemiological survey method to record the symptoms
physical and laboratory data of patients with mild
severe or critical influenza to analyze its clinical feature
main symptoms distribution
main symptoms duration and intensity
chest imaging results and syndrome differentiation of traditional Chinese medicine.Results Of the 975 cases of influenza patients
539 male
436 female
the average age 29 years old
550 were mild
344 were severe
and 81 were critically ill. During early stage after onset
mild or severe group showed exterior symptoms such as an aversion to cold
fever
cough
head and body pain
stuffy nose
runny nose
and these appear to be more prevalent in mild group; while fever
cough
panting
expectoration
headache and body aches and so on were overwhelmingly observed with respect to duration or intensity in the severe group. There were no blood aspect syndrome or death cases in mild and severe group. Among 81 cases in critically ill group
41 cases were with hemoptysis and spit pink blood
11 cases died. Conclusion the exterior wind-heat pattern
exterior wind-cold pattern
and heat-toxin assailing lung are the most common patterns of influenza. Critically ill cases may appear the condition of evil invading into the nutrient blood level. In mild cases
the lesions are in the defense level; while in the severe cases