ZOU Zhi-dong, FAN Ye, ZHOU Xiao-tang, et al. Chinese Medical Pattern Analysis of Hypertension in Beijing from 1996 to 2005[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2007, (5): 437-439.
ZOU Zhi-dong, FAN Ye, ZHOU Xiao-tang, et al. Chinese Medical Pattern Analysis of Hypertension in Beijing from 1996 to 2005[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2007, (5): 437-439.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2007.05.034.
Objective To study Chinese medical pattern regularity of hypertension. Methods Frequency statistic method was used to analyze articles on clinical study of Chinese medicine for hypertension in Beijing from 1996 to 2005
aiming at pattern distribution and symptomatic characteristics. Results The pattern sequence related to case frequency was: ascendant hyperactivity of liver yang
phlegm turbidity harassing the upper body
stasis obstructing the network vessels of the brain
liver depression qi stagnation and liver-kidney yin defficiency; the sequence related to pattern frequency was: ascendant hyperactivity of liver yang
phlegm turbidity harassing the upper body
liver-kidney yin defficiency
intense liver fire and dual deficiency of yin-yang. The symptom sequence was: dizziness
headache
tinnitus
deafness
insomnia and palpitation. Common tongue was red
dark or pale with a slimy
white or yellow fur
while pulse was stringlike
fine
slippery or rapid. Conclusion Common patterns of hypertension are yin deficiency
yang hyperactivity
phlegm-damp and blood stasis. Cephalic and cervical symptoms are cardinal