Progress of research on the combination of medical treatment for coronary heart disease
Coronary heart disease is a cardiovascular disease that poses a serious threat to human health. This paper aims to provide a combination of treatment for the advantages and progress of coronary heart disease.
An analysis of the theoretical basis, treatment and clinical studies of the treatment of coronary heart disease by the Western and Midwest Medical Service has illustrated the importance of the combination of Chinese and Western medical care in mitigating symptoms, improving heart function and reducing complications. Provides the basis for clinical treatment of coronary heart disease.
Coronary artery sclerosis heart disease, all known as coronary artery sclerosis heart disease, is a heart disease in the coronary arteryal vein caused by the sclerosis of coronary porridge, or by a narrow or constrictive vascular cavity caused by a coronary arteryal function change (convulsion) or by cardiac insufficiency or bad death.
With the changing way of life of the people and the advent of an ageing society, major global public health problems have become an increasing trend in the incidence of coronary heart disease, which is increasing in prevalence and is a major problem in the development of public health in our country. Traditional Western medicine treatments include, inter alia, drug treatment, intervention and surgery, but they also have limitations. In recent years, there has been significant progress in the combination of coronary heart disease, giving new hope to patients.
I. Chinese doctors ‘ knowledge of coronary heart disease
Although the Chinese doctor does not have the name “cronary heart disease”, his clinical performance can be classified as “heart pain” in the following categories: illness, pain, illness, pain.
According to Chinese doctors, the following factors affect the incidence of coronary heart disease:
1. The underlying causes of coronary heart disease are physical and, in particular, physical. Heart failure and lack of blood can cause haemorrhage and heart failure.
2. An irregular diet and excessive intake of greasy and heavy foods can impair the spleen ‘ s stomach function and make it impossible to transport, leading to a combination of wet air, a perturbation of the chest, an obstruction of the heart, and a lack of a heart, leading to chest pain.
3. Cardiac pains are caused by haemorrhagic disorders, hepatopathic constrictions, poor functioning of the aerobics, or haemorrhagic lesions, condensation and the obstruction of the heart.
4. The cold, the cold, the cold, the cold, the cold, the heart, the blood, the pain, the cold, the evil.
II. RESOURCES IN THE WESTERN MEDICAL PERSPECTIVE
According to the Western medicine, coronary heart disease is the result of the sclerosis of coronary porridge, which causes coronary artery sclerosis. The main risk factors are high blood pressure, excessive blood resin, diabetes, smoking, obesity and insufficient exercise. The sclerosis of coronary porridge leads to narrow veins or blockages, as well as a lack of blood from the heart muscles, which causes symptoms such as cardiac pain and myocardial infarction.
III. Treatment for coronary heart disease
(i) Medical treatment in China
1. Chinese medicine
Depending on the type of certificate for coronary heart disease, the choice of appropriate Chinese prescriptions has had a significant effect. Five soups of choice may be used to fill the sun, if the bruising pattern is cold; internal resistance may be used to pick guacamole with skin in the soup; haematous silhouette may be chosen to use blood-splattered soup; and cassava, white soup, etc., may be chosen to use the condensed heart.
2. Acupuncture therapy
A needle in a particular cave, such as a door to the inside, a door to the temple, a needle to the heart, can be used as a means of facilitating communication, reconciling the blood and the spirit. 3. A massage promotes the circulation of blood and the frontal areas of the heart and the related caves for the aching symptoms.
(ii) Western medicine
1. Drug treatment
There are different degrees of application, including anti-sphygmoplasms, carpentamyls, beta receptor blockers, nitrates, etc. These drugs can reduce blood plate accumulation, stabilize plasters, reduce myocardial oxygen consumption and expand coronary artery, thereby mitigating symptoms and preventing myocardial infarction.
Intervention
Patients who have had poor treatment can be treated with coronary intervention, such as PTCA (circle coronary internal formation), strangulation, etc. Interventions allow for quick access to narrow or blocked coronary arteries and the restoration of myocardial blood supplies.
Surgery
For patients with severe coronary heart disease, such as multiple vascular or left primary pathology, consideration of a coronary artery side transplant (CABG) may be a suitable option. In the case of coronary blood, surgery can be re-established to improve blood supply in the heart.
IV. Advantage of combination treatment for central and western medicine for coronary heart disease
Synergies
Central and Western medicine combines treatment, and its directors complement each other in order to improve the effectiveness of treatment. The Chinese medicine has the effect of improving the overall state of the patient, regulating the body immune function and mitigating the adverse effects of the Western medicine, which can reduce the symptoms quickly and thus control the progress of the condition.
(ii) Individualized treatment, depending on the patient ‘ s type of certificate, the Chinese doctor focuses on the defence and individualized treatment: Western medicine, on the other hand, focuses on tailoring treatment programmes to the specific conditions of the patient. Through the combination of Western and Central medicine, patients are better adapted to individualized needs and treated through Western and Central medicine.
(iii) Reduction of coronary heart disease, heart failure, etc. Chinese medicine protects myocardial cells and improves their heart function; Western medicine controls risk factors and prevents complications, and the western medicine inhibits myocardial cells.
(iv) Improving the quality of life of patients. This enables the patient to improve his/her health and improves his/her resistance to the disease; it helps him/her to recover his/her physical strength and enhance his/her self-care capacity, and rehabilitation in western medicine.
V. Advances in clinical research
In recent years, the combination of medical treatment for coronary heart disease has been confirmed by several clinical studies as effective and safe. A study that randomly divides people with coronary heart diseases into a combination treatment unit for Central Western medicine and a group for Western medicine shows that the combination treatment of Chinese Western medicine has a better effect than Western medicine in the areas of absorption, improvement of heart function and reduction of blood resin. In another study, Central and Western medical combination rehabilitation for patients with coronary heart patients who had received intervention was carried out, and it was found that combination rehabilitation could reduce the incidence of post-operative rehab and improve the quality of life of patients.
The combination of Western and Central medicine for coronary heart disease shows significant advantages and has great potential for development. Through a combination of Western and Central medicine, they can build on their respective strengths, synergies, improve the effectiveness of treatment, reduce complications and improve the quality of life of patients. In clinical practice, a personalized combination of medical care for people with coronary heart needs to be developed, depending on the patient ‘ s specific condition. At the same time, there is a need to further strengthen the integration of basic and clinical research into Western and Central medicine, to explore more effective treatment methods and medicines and to make a greater contribution to the fight against coronary heart disease.
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