Aseptic frequent urination on traditional Chinese medicine - 44 cases of urinary distress syndrome.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Aseptic frequent urination on traditional Chinese medicine - 44 cases of urinary distress syndrome [Keywords:] aseptic frequent urination - urination discomfort syndrome, herbal tea, Chinese medicine Aseptic frequent urination - urination discomfort syndrome is a common clinical syndrome in women, manifested mainly by urinary frequency urgency, dysuria, and urinary discomfort, but not true of bacteria in urine. Some patients with recurrent and permanently, seriously affect the physical and mental health and work. often customary clinical urinary tract infection was diagnosed with repeated application of different kinds of antibiotic treatment, the result is not only ineffective, but also result in antibiotic resistance, or even serious flora. The author applies traditional Chinese medicine treatment of 44 cases of this disease, obtain good results, now treat the situation described below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 The source of this group of cases, 44 cases were outpatients, were female; age 8 to 54 years, mean 36 years, duration of 1 ~ 30 d in 24 cases, 1 to 6 months in 12 cases, 8 more than 6 months ① .1.2 clinical cases no obvious incentive to the sudden onset of urinary frequency, dysuria, urgency, and urinary discomfort, ② due to exhaustion, cold, tension, fear, mood swings induced by urinary tract irritation, the prevention can reduce seizures, ③ no incentive recurring, multi-treatment had no significant effect, affecting the normal work and life. 1.3 Diagnostic Criteria normal urine routine examination, urine culture without bacterial growth, while eliminating urinary tract stones, malformations, cancer and other organic diseases, and except for anaerobic bacteria, fungi and Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection. 2 treatment Prescription: rush 10 g, bamboo 10 g, corn 10 g, 10 g. licorice a day, with 2 000 ~ 3 000 mL water immersion 30 min, on behalf of the tea drink. Observe the course of 2 to 4 weeks. 3 Clinical Clini