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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Head wind attack correlation with radical [Abstract] Objective To investigate the first air attack and the relevance of free radicals, for the treatment of head wind to provide an effective basis for TCM. Methods A randomized, controlled trial method, based patient group and healthy group of 100 patients in the headache patient group 4 h measured in blood superoxide dismutase (SOD), malondialdehyde (MDA), blood test taken the healthy group SOD, MDA. xanthine oxidase used in serum testing SOD, MDA by TBA (thiobarbituric acid) method testing. Results of the first air attack in patients with SOD activity was significantly decreased, MDA levels were significantly increased compared with the healthy group, respectively, P lt;0.05 and P lt;0.01, prompted the first wind disease associated with free radical damage the body. Conclusions head wind attack disorders are associated with the radical, free radical damage is the first major wind pathogenesis of disease. [Keywords:] head wind; migraine; hot and humid; radical Abstract: Objective To observe the free radicals level in Toufeng disease, also named migraine, so to explore the pathogenesis of the Toufeng disease, as well as to provide an effective treatment for migraine with integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine. Methods The free radicals (SOD, MDA) level in the Toufeng disease onset group (100 cases) were tested and compared with the healthy group (100 cases). The free radicals (SOD, MDA) of the patient group were tested in 4 hours after headache onset while that of the healthy group were tested as soon as taken in. Serum SOD was assayed with xanthine oxidase and MDA with TBA (thiobarbituric acid). Results Compared with the healthy group, the level of SOD was significantly decreased (P lt;0.05), while the MDA level was significantly increased (P lt;0.01) in patient group. The statistical analysis showed that the onset of Toufeng disease was relating to the free radi