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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Coordination of Astragalus in the treatment of uterine inertia of [Keywords:] injection, coordination, uterine atony Coordination of uterine inertia is a common clinical productivity exception. As productivity anomaly caused by prolonged labor, maternal mental and physical exertion, even severe maternal failure, in turn affect the uterine contraction, a vicious circle. How to effectively control uterine inertia, shortening birth process, reducing its impact on maternal and fetal harm is the common aspiration of the obstetrician. I Division in January 2005 ~ July 2006, Exploring the joint application of Astragalus coordination of oxytocin treatment of uterine atony 42 patients achieved a certain clinical efficacy, are as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information Select January 2005 ~ July 2006 obstetric deliveries in our hospital occurred in the first place coordinated uterine inertia (meet the diagnostic criteria [1] A total of 42 cases, according to hospital has divided into 2 groups. Observation group Astragalus injection combined with intravenous oxytocin to strengthen contractions in the control group conventional treatment methods, one with oxytocin to strengthen contractions. observation group aged 22 to 37 years, mean 23.4 years, of which 12 cases of primipara, the maternal 10 cases, the average gestational age 38.5 weeks, estimated fetal weight at 3 100 ~ 3 700 g, control group aged 21 to 35 years old, average 24 years old. One primipara in 11 cases, 9 cases by mothers, the average gestational age 38.6 weeks, it is estimated fetal weight at 3 000 ~ 3 750 g, the two groups had no history of prenatal drug use, two groups of patients in age, maternal time, gestational age, birth weight, prenatal drug administration were no significant differences, comparable. 1.2 Treatment 1.2.1 Observation Unit (1 routine use of oxytocin to strengthen contractions: 2.5 u will oxytocin in 5% glucose solution 500 ml, so that e