Wei Qi Ying and Blood use of methods the treatment of adult onset Stills disease - with traditional Chinese medicine to cure 1 patient in the clinical course.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 Wei Qi Ying and Blood use of methods the treatment of adult onset Still’s disease - with traditional Chinese medicine to cure 1 patient in the clinical course [Abstract] This article details a simple to use Chinese medicine to cure one case of adult onset Still’s disease clinical course of all. By exploratory efficacy of the treatment changes observed with micro-known book, establishing the method of Wei, Qi, Ying and Blood of treatment ideas, according to the disease cycle characteristics to develop and continue to explore the different prescriptions and dose of drug addition and subtraction of change on the efficacy of using the method of gradually reducing drug efficacy of consolidation, focusing on long-term follow-up. [Keywords:] Still disease, Wei Qi, Ying and Blood, the treatment Adult onset Still’s disease (Still known as “allergic sub-sepsis” for clinical rare disease of unknown etiology to chronic intermittent fever, a transient polymorphous rash, arthritis or joint pain, sore throat as the main clinical performance, accompanied by peripheral blood leukocytes, granulocytes increased and liver function impairment and other systems involved in the clinical syndrome [1]. Western medicine treatment using corticosteroids [2], while the Chinese treatment of the disease is in a subordinate position with the hormone [ 3], there is almost no treatment of the disease with traditional Chinese medicine alone and have long-term follow-up clinical reports. I just on traditional Chinese medicine to cure the disease in 1 case, followed up for more than 1 year without recurrence. are reported below. Patients, male, 42 .2003-05 an intermittent fever, seizures every 1 1 ~ 2 weeks, continuous 5 ~ 7 d, the low-grade fever (37.5 ~ 38.5 ~ high fever (39.1 ~ 40 , whereas the heat is more common. fever usually before the limp leg, followed by hot start, with sore throat, headache, aversion to wind chills, weak waist, muscle pain, and easil