Study on Primary Dysmenorrhea Treated by Modified Mojie (Commiphora Myrrha and Resina Draconis) Decoction and Its Influence on Prostaglandin and Relavant Factors
Study on Primary Dysmenorrhea Treated by Modified Mojie (Commiphora Myrrha and Resina Draconis) Decoction and Its Influence on Prostaglandin and Relavant Factors[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1994, (2): 99-101.
Study on Primary Dysmenorrhea Treated by Modified Mojie (Commiphora Myrrha and Resina Draconis) Decoction and Its Influence on Prostaglandin and Relavant Factors[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine1994, (2): 99-101.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.1994.02.022.
Sixty - three cases were treated with another group of 32 cases treated with indomethacin as control
the short - term cured rate of which after 3 months were 11. 3% and 15. 6% respectively
with significant difference (P < 0. 05 ) Modified Mojie Decoction decreased substantially the blood contents and its ratio of PGF2a. PGE2
markedly lowered the content of medium - phase E2 of corpus luteum in pheripheral blood but markedly increased the contents of late - phase corpus luteum. A positive correlation existed between the severityof dysmenorrhea and PGF2a