Chinese medicine attached to naturalization Ginseng fix mixed bacteria-induced pathological changes in salpingitis stenosis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Chinese medicine ‘attached to naturalization Ginseng’ fix mixed bacteria-induced pathological changes in salpingitis stenosis [Abstract] Objective To observe the effects of ‘attached to naturalization Ginseng’, after intragastric administration can improve the mixed bacteria in mice caused by pathological changes of salpingitis stenosis. For clinical application of ‘attached to naturalization Ginseng’ treatment of infertility caused by salpingitis provide experimental basis. Methods Kunming mice were randomly divided into control group (n = 10), model group (n = 10), model group, normal saline treatment group (n = 10), model ‘attached to naturalization Ginseng’ treatment group (n = 20), salpingitis stenosis model of mixed-bacteria (hemolytic streptococcus, Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus 2:1:1) tubal inoculation production, treatment groups were fed with normal saline and the stomach ‘‘30 days attached to naturalization Ginseng . Application of histology of the pathological changes observed in each group, evaluation of various treatment groups of pathological prognosis. Results in the use of hybrid bacteria inoculation, the mouse oviduct wall structural changes, mainly mucosa edema, epithelial cells of the top cilia shorter or disappeared, lamina propria inflammatory cell infiltration, capillary congestion, stenosis or occlusion. ‘By-laws owned by Ginseng’ long-term administration has obviously to make the above-mentioned pathological changes transferred to the normal tissue. Conclusion medicine ‘attached to naturalization Ginseng’ can fix mixed-strain mice with salpingitis stenosis caused by the pathological changes in the clinical application of drug therapy for infertility caused by salpingitis provide an experimental basis. [Keywords:] traditional Chinese medicine; salpingitis stenosis; infertility; mice [Abstract] Objective Long time intragastric administration of ‘Fuguishen Tang’ (FGST), a traditional Chinese medicine