[Treatment of climacteric syndrome with new gengnian prescriptions].

It was found by the observations of clinical treatment that the three indexes of epinephrine(E), norepinephrine(NE) and dopamine(D) of urinary catecholamine(CA) increased (P less than 0.001, P less than 0.05 and P less than 0.001) for the climacteric patients who suffered from the deficiency of Yin leading to the hyperactivity of the internal heat of the heart, and the urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroid (17-OHCS) increased (P less than 0.001) for the patients who suffered from the deficiency of Yin leading to the hyperactivity of the internal heat of the liver. Both the three indexes and urinary 17-OHCS increased for the two groups (P less than 0.01). However, for all the above groups who suffered from the deficiency of Yin leading to the hyperactivity of the internal heat, the NE/E ratio was larger than the normal ratio, which stands for the level of central catecholamine. After the treatment with new Gengnian prescriptions, the clinical symptoms of the patients were improved, and in the meantime urinary CA. 17-OHCS and NE/E were decreased. The total efficiency was 89.2%. The principle of treatment with this prescription may be due to the fact that the level of central catecholamine decreased so that the excessive excitation of sympathetics-adrenocortical system and sympathetics-adrenocortical system was restrained.

[Experimental and clinical study of tong jing bao and Angelicae complex injection in treating fallopian tube obstruction].

Twenty-two female rabbits with fallopian tube obstruction as the model, were made by 25% Phenol-Tragacanth Mucilage in the laboratory study. Eight rabbits were treated by taking Tong Jing Bao and giving transcervical intrauterine injecting of Angelicae complex injection. Seven were treated with the latter and other seven with 0.9% saline only as the control group. The study showed that in the opening fallopian tube, anti-inflammation, limiting the hyperplasia of fibro-connective tissue and improving the regeneration of epithelial tissue, the first group was more effective than the other two groups (P less than 0.05). Forty-eight infertile women, in whom the fallopian tube obstruction were proved by hysterosalpingography, were divided into two groups for the clinical study. Thirty patients were treated as same as the first group of rabbits. As the control group, other eighteen women were treated with transcervical intrauterine injecting of gentamycin and 0.9% saline in 3 to 6 months. The effective rates were 94.6% and 56.6% (P less than 0.01) and the subsequent pregnancy rates were 46.7% and 27.8% respectively in the different two groups.