Chinese medicine treatment in Tanzania on HIV - AIDS clinical report of 45 patients.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Chinese medicine treatment in Tanzania on HIV / AIDS clinical report of 45 patients Of: Yang Fengzhen, Naomi, Zhao Xiaowei, Wei Wenbin, Liangbi Yan, Wang Jian, Lu Jiaming, Zhou Jun, Liu Ying, Wen Zou Keywords:] AIDS, Kwong particles, Yining particles; Chinese medicine, Tanzania Since 1987, cooperation and Tanzania more than a thousand cases of the use of traditional Chinese medicine, thousands of people living with HIV (HIV) infection and AIDS (AIDS) patients, particularly in Tanzania in 2004 to promote anti-viral treatment before the traditional Chinese medicine in Tanzania HIV / AIDS patients with a strong support and help. by a large number of clinical practice with which the HIV / AIDS incidence and evolution, summed up the detoxification, Thanh Hoa heat, Shu-li Huazhuo, cooling circulation, replenishing qi and blood, Qi and yin, spleen and kidney and a series of treatment method for a variety of traditional Chinese medicine treatment of observation. now take the seventh stage of cooperation (October 2006 -2008 in June), the use of Chinese medicine treatment of HIV / AIDS patients with the clinical observation of 45 cases reported as follows. 1 Clinical data 45 cases of HIV / AIDS patients from the outpatient National Hospital in Tanzania West Billy Mo by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and Western blot confirmed HIV antibody positive, of which 37 cases of spouse HIV antibody (+) or died of AIDS, 1 cases of blood source spread the remaining route of transmission unknown. HIV infection in 30 cases, by the flow cytometry to detect CD4 + T lymphocyte countgt; = 200/μL, male 9, female 21 cases, the oldest 56 years old, minimum 29 years of age,gt; = 50 years, 6 cases 40 to 49 years 13 cases, “40-year-old in 11 cases, the first detection of HIV antibody positive timegt; = 15 years, 6 cases, 10 to 14 years in 9 cases, 5 to 9 years, 6 cases,” 5 years in 9 cases. the observation period, All patients were malaria episodes