On the application of the five elements theory of functional differentiation therapy in children with recurrent abdominal pain observation of 80 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 On the application of the five elements theory of functional differentiation therapy in children with recurrent abdominal pain observation of 80 cases [Abstract] Objective To observe the use of dialectical method of traditional Chinese medicine Five Elements of functional treatment of children with recurrent abdominal pain (FRAP) of the patients. Methods 145 patients were randomly divided into two groups, control group Golden Bifid, compound vitamin B tablet solution ,654-2 the treatment group after Syndromes, the decoction of Chinese medicine to give the corresponding 2 weeks to 1 .3 months after treatment effects were observed. Results treatment group was 80.00%, control group was 44.61%. Conclusion using five elements theory by insult to the whole concept of diagnosis and treatment, reconstruction of the five elements of earth as the center of dynamic balance, more effective, feasible. [Keywords:] functional recurrent abdominal pain, ethics, diagnosis and treatment, children Children with recurrent abdominal pain (RAP is a common pediatric clinic, is chronic, recurrent abdominal pain syndrome, a group of patients. Functional recurrent abdominal pain (FRAP) about recurrent abdominal pain Qi Cheng [1] . With the gradual deepening of the study, the industry has been basically reached a consensus that the occurrence of the reasons for the comprehensive multi-factor [2], individual biological differences and social and family psychosocial factors will be affected. and have found that functional recurrent abdominal pain in children with a similar character and personality characteristics, suggesting the occurrence of so prone to cause the disease [3-4]. the author in March 2006 to June 2008 Clinical findings on the use of traditional Chinese medicine Five Elements FRAP Differential Treatment of Children, to achieve better efficacy, are as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information 145 cases were pediatric outpatient