From: Chinese herbal medicines in the treatment of ulcerative colitis: a review
Name | Therapeutic principle | Number of subjects diagnosed as CM zhenga | Frequency of reporting |
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Large intestine dampness-heat (Da Chang Shi Re) | Clear heat and dampness, harmony qi and blood | 23,031 | 517 |
Spleen-kidney yang deficiency (Pi Shen Yang Xu) | Warm and tonify spleen and kidney | 5585 | 192 |
Liver depression and spleen deficiency (Gan Yu Pi Xu) | Sooth liver and strengthen spleen | 3849 | 154 |
Spleen-stomach weakness (Pi Wei Xu Ruo) | Tonify the spleen and stomach | 2341 | 143 |
Spleen deficiency with dampness accumulation (Pi Xu Shi Yun) | Tonify spleen and resolve dampness | 2148 | 76 |
Qi stagnation and blood stasis (Qi Zhi Xue Yu) | Regulate qi and activate blood | 556 | 70 |
Dampness-heat due to spleen deficiency (Pi Xu Shi Re) | Tonify spleen and promote dehumidification | 3087 | 61 |
Cold and heat in complexity (Han Re Cuo Za) | Clear heat and warm yang | 2613 | 61 |
Internal obstruction of stagnant blood (Yu Xue Nei Zu) | Activate blood and remove stasis | 312 | 44 |
Deficiency of yin and blood (Yin Xue Kui Xu) | Tonify yin and blood | 120 | 44 |