Rhino horn Rehmannia Decoction Proved Cases of allergic purpura Examples.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Rhino horn Rehmannia Decoction Proved Cases of allergic purpura Examples [Abstract] Objective: To summarize the horns Rehmannia Decoction clinical experience allergic purpura. Methods: Rehmannia Decoction horns, combined with blood stasis, Qi photo blood, Ziyin Reduce Pathogenic Fire, cooling blood to stop bleeding of the product treatment. Results: The rhino horn Rehmannia Decoction treatment of allergic purpura effective rate above 95%. Conclusion: The rhino horn Rehmannia Decoction positive effect of allergic purpura. [Keywords:] Henoch-Schonlein purpura horns Di Huang Tang blood heat Wang Xing Henoch-Schonlein Purpura is a common clinical bleeding capillaries allergic diseases [1], belongs to Chinese medicine, blood card category. Ancient literature contained in the muscle bleed at the nose, hair patches, grape epidemics, drugs, and other spots with the disease were similar. Modern medicine is based on the disease as the main pathological changes in capillaries in allergic diseases, clinical addition to purpura, the often rash, and angioneurotic edema, joint swelling, pain, abdominal pain, kidney damage and other manifestations. Pediatric common disease, one of the difficult disease. In recent years, allergic purpura there is a rising trend in non-Western medicine effects of drugs, Chinese medicine treatment of this disease more from the blood heat, blood stasis, qi, yin and so on to proceed [2]. Blood heat illness, mostly at the beginning of the Wang Xing card, I use rhino horn Rehmannia Decoction to Qingreliangxue-based, combined with blood stasis, Qi Photo by blood, Ziyin Reduce Pathogenic Fire, cooling blood to stop bleeding of the product with the permit the treatment. Recipe consists of: buffalo horn (on behalf of the rhino horn), habitat, Radix Paeoniae Alba, Cortex Moutan, Agrimony, Rhizoma Imperatae, Ou Jie, Chinese angelica, Wild thistle, thistle, licorice. Blood Stasis by Canadian Motherwort, TPG; heat-toxin Sheng who