Milk Zeng-Ling granules on experimental rat mammary gland hyperplasia and sex hormone levels in.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Milk Zeng-Ling granules on experimental rat mammary gland hyperplasia and sex hormone levels in Authors: Qing-Chun Meng Hong-Bing Jiang Qiong Zhang Li Jun-Ling Wang Shao-Fang Huang Fang plow [Abstract] Objective: To observe the milk by Ling granules in rat mammary gland hyperplasia in rats. Methods: estradiol benzoate and progesterone were injected in rats 20 d and 5 d, the establishment of mammary hyperplasia model was given after 35 d modeling breast Zeng-Ling granules, continuous 60 d, serum estradiol ( E2), progesterone (P), testosterone (T) levels, measurement of the first 2,3 right nipple height, microscopic observation of the first two pairs of mammary hyperplasia of pathological changes were observed level of breast hyperplasia in each group. Results: The Milk-Zeng-Ling granules can significantly reduce the experimental rat papillary hyperplasia breast height, lower E2 content, histopathological examination results suggest that milk-Zeng-Ling granules reduce breast hyperplasia in rat mammary congestion and edema, reducing mammary gland lobules the number of bubbles. Conclusion: Milk-Zeng-Ling granules have some role in prevention and treatment of breast hyperplasia. [Keywords:] milk Zeng-Ling; granules; breast hyperplasia Effects of Ruzengling Compatible Granule on Cyclomastopathy Rats 〔 Abstract〕 Objective It is to observe the action of prevention and treatment of Ruzengling compatible granule on c yclomastopathy. Methods Experimental cyclomastopathy rat model was made with intramuscularinjection of estrogen for 20 d and progestin for 5 d respectively. Ruzengling compatible granule was given after 35 d model making and lasted for 60 days. The levels of E2, P and T in plasma were determined. The height of the second and third nipples of rats was measured after model making. The patho-change of hyperplasia of the second pair of mammary glands was observed under micr oscope. The changes of hyperplasia of mammary glands in ever