There are 71 patients with Acute Cerebral Hemorrhage who are from TCM stroke medical center of Zhejiang province. They were divided into treatment group (36 cases) and contrast group (35 cases). The two groups took conventional salvage treatment for cerebral hemorrhage in stroke department after they entered into the hospital, such as dehydration, controlling of blood pressure, protecting the brain, anti-infective, anti-stress ulcers, oxygen, aspiration of sputum, physical temperature reduction and so on. For treatment group, we add Qing Ying Tang with modification for nasal feeding. The ingredients: Shui Niu Jiao [3] 100g (decoct first), Xuan Shen [4] 15g, Chuan Huang Lian [5] 10g, Dan Shen [6] 30g, Jin Yin Hua [7] 30g, Lian Qiao [8] 10g, Mai Dong 10g, raw Shi Gao [9] 30g (decoct first), Zhu Ye [10] Xin 10g, raw Di Huang 10g Mu Dan Pi [11] 10g. Adding Gou Teng [12] 15g (decoct later), Ling Yang Jiao [13] 20g (decoct first) for patients with convulsion; adding raw Da Huang [14] 30g ( decoct later), Mang Xiao [15] 5g (dissolve by the water), Can Sha [16] 30g (decoct with bag) for patients with constipation; adding fresh Zhu Li 30ml (dissolve by the water), Dan Nan Xing 10g, Zhe Bei Mu 10g, Jiang Zhu Ru [17] 10g for patients with excessive sputum; adding raw Bai Ji [18] powder 10g (dissolve by water) for patient with stomach bleeding.
Result: the total effective rates are 77.78% and 71.43% in treatment group and contrast group. It illustrates that both groups’ treatment effect have no obvious difference.
Key words: Qing Ying Tang with Modification, treatment, Acute Cerebral Hemorrhage Fever Coma
Writer: Daqiao Song, Jiancheng Lou, Xiankui Lou
Yi Wu city TCM hospital, Zhe Jiang province (322000)
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