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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Chinese Yin and promoting blood method in recurrent uveitis Clinical Application Of: Zhou Dan, Bi Hongsheng, Weili Juan, XIE Xiao Feng [Abstract] Objective: To observe the conventional western medicine at the same time, the application of the law nourishing yin and promoting blood uveitis with recurrent episodes of clinical efficacy. Methods: 40 patients with uveitis were randomly divided into test group 20 eyes of 20 cases the control group, 20 eyes of 20 cases. experimental groups: conventional western medicine on the basis of application of nourishing yin and promoting blood method. the control group: conventional western medicine. Results: The test group was 75% (15 eyes, the cure rate was 45% (9 eyes, the control group was 60% (12 eyes, the cure rate was 25% (5 eyes. experimental group and control group, the difference was statistically significant (P lt;0.01. Conclusion: The conventional recurrent uveitis application of Western medicine at the same time, the application of the law yin and the blood circulation can effectively control the inflammation and reduce recurrence. [Keywords:] Yin, blood, recurrent uveitis Abstract ?r AIM: To observe clinical curative effect of nourishing yin and promoting blood circulation in recurrent uveitis with the conventional medicine treatment.METHODS: Forty cases of uveitis were randomly divided into experimental group 20 cases 20 eyes and control group 20 cases 20 eyes, nourishing yin and promoting blood circulation on the basis of conventional medicine treatment group and conventional medicine treatment group.RESULTS: The effective rate was 75% (15 eyes) and the cure rate was 45% (9 eyes) in experimental group, while it was 60 % (12 eyes) and 25% (5 eyes) respectively in the control group.There was statistically significant difference between the experimental group and control group (P lt;0.01) .CONCLUSION: Application of nourishing yin and promoting blood circulation in the recurrent