Observation on TCM Syndrome Types of Different Pulse Conditions to Breath Ratios in Adult Patients with B-flow
Objective To observe the characteristics of TCM syndrome types in patients with mild influenza B with the different rations of pulse to breath and to provide clinical support for objectification and digitization of TCM syndrome differentiation.Meth-ods A retrospective study method was used to select 130 cases of mild influenza B diagnosed in Beijing Youan Hospital Affiliated to Capital Medical University from November 2021 to March 2022.According to the theory of Changsangjun pulse method,the pa-tients were divided into Qi deficiency(<4),healthy person(4~5)and rapid and restless pulse(>5).The clinical symptoms and tongue pulse characteristics of each group were observed respectively,and the characteristics of TCM syndrome types of each group were preliminarily observed and compared.Results Compared with that of the other two groups,the body temperature of the rapid and restless pulse group was significantly higher than that of the other two groups(P=0.000).There were more women in the Qi deficiency group,and more men in the healthy person group and the rapid and restless pulse group and the difference was statistically significant(x2=6.293,P=0.043).From the perspective of TCM syndrome types,the wind cold attacking lung is more common in the Qi deficiency group.In the healthy person group and rapid and restless pulse group,exterior cold and interi-or heat syndrome was common.The rapid and restless pulse group was more prone to the syndrome type of heat toxin attacking lung and the difference was statistically significant(x2=19.09,P=0.001).Conclusion There are differences in the manifesta-tions of TCM syndrome types in patients with B-flow with different ratios of pulse to breath.Paying attention to the ratio of pulse to breath in clinical practice,combined with body temperature,may make the TCM syndrome differentiation of influenza objective,improve the accuracy of TCM syndrome differentiation of influenza and be conducive to the digitization of TCM syndrome differen-tiation of influenza.
influenza Bration of pulse to breathTCM syndrome types