Introduction
Entire and mutagenic bacterium are clinically common pathogens that cause a wide range of diseases, including urology, gastrointestinal infections, respiratory infections and injury infections, especially in primary health-care institutions. As a result of the widespread use of antibiotics, the resistance of the two bacteria is increasing, posing challenges for clinical treatment. The combination therapy model in Central and Western medicine provides new ideas and approaches to address this problem, and has important application value in primary medical practice.
II. Pathological characteristics and drug resistance status of the enema and mutagenic bacteria
Entire echella is a normal fungus in the intestinal tract, but can cause infection when the body resistance is reduced or transferred to other parts. It has multiple causes and can lead to different types of infections. A variety of enzymes and toxins can also be produced, with a high degree of pathogenicity, and the increasing resistance of these bacteria to commonly used antibiotics, such as ammonium sillin, sepsis, etc., has affected the effects of purely Western antibiotics.
III. Advantages of a combination of Western and Central medicine
(i) Improved efficacy
Through holistic and cognisant treatment, Chinese medicine regulates the internal environment of the body, enhances its immunity, and works in synergy with the antibacterial effects of the Western medicine, which is more effective in removing pathogens, mitigating the symptoms of the patient and reducing the duration of the disease. For example, in the case of urinological infections, Chinese drugs can be hyperheated and humid, and can improve the patient ‘ s urination frequency, urinary acuteness and urinary pains, combined with sensitive antibiotics, and can increase bacterial clearance rates.
(ii) Reduction in drug resistance generation
Long-term or unreasonable use of antibiotics is one of the main causes of bacterial resistance. The application of Chinese medicine can reduce the dose of antibiotics and the process of treatment, thereby reducing the risk of drug resistance. Some Chinese ingredients are resistant to microbacterial activity and are not easy to induce bacteria to produce resistance, and when used in combination with Western drugs, they are able to protect the effectiveness of antibiotics to the maximum extent possible, with the assurance of therapeutic effects.
IV. A combination of Western and Central medicine
(i) Western medicine treatment
Based on the results of the sensitive tests, sensitive antibiotics, such as quinone and carbon methacne, are reasonably selected for anti-infection treatment. In the case of severe infections, there may be a need for joint use of antibiotics, as well as attention to the dose, route and course of treatment of the drug, to ensure that the drug is effective in reaching the infected areas and is antibacterial, while closely monitoring the adverse effects of the drug.
(ii) Medical care in China
1. Proof of jurisdiction
– In the case of wet thermal apostasy infections, which are common in the urinary system and are manifested in the symptoms of urinary frequency, urinary acuteness, urinary pain, urinary yellowness, which are treated with hysteric hysterics, which are in the form of eight-and-a-half drops, and in the form of rheumatism, pre-car, skates, twigs, yellows, etc., which are commonly used, depending on the condition.
– In the case of hot and intoxicated forms, most of which are found in severe abdominal infections, i.e. high fever, abdominal abdominal pains, defecation of defecation, decomposition of the venom, decomposition of the venom, decomposition of the venom, etc.
2. Chinese medicine enema
In the case of intestinal or pelvic infections, Chinese intestinal enema is available. The choice of Chinese drugs, such as yellow tart, whiteheads, sacrificial herbs, e.g. enemas, etc., which have the effect of deforming the pathology directly, increasing the concentration of local drugs and enhancing the efficacy of the treatment.
3. Medium medicine applications
Suitable meds may be selected, such as trifinium tablets for urin-system infections, which have thermal detoxification, lewdness and nephrenal efficacy; yellow-column tablets have some therapeutic effect on intestinal bacterial infections, which are so hot and wet as to stop diarrhea.
V. Clinical case analysis
A 55-year-old female patient was admitted to a basic hospital, with fever due to frequent, acute and painful urine. A large number of white cells are routinely screened for urine, urine culture is a sign of intestine eschema infection and resistance to some commonly used antibiotics. After admission to hospital, an anti-infection treatment was given to the left-oxen fluorine and, according to Chinese medical evidence, the patient was treated with wet fever, eight amplified and reduced oral treatment, one dose per day. After three days of treatment, the patient has abated from fever, with a marked decrease in the frequency, acuteness and pain of urine. 5 days from now, re-examining urine normality, urinating negatives, and the patient is discharged. This case shows that the combination of medical treatment in China and West has had a good effect in the treatment of bacterial infections in primary health-care institutions, which can quickly alleviate the symptoms of patients and increase the rate of cure.
Conclusions
The combination of Western and Central medicine for the treatment of coli-Eshicella and fungus mutation infections has a significant advantage at the primary level, which not only improves clinical efficacy but also reduces drug resistance and provides safer and effective treatment for patients. Basic health-care workers should strengthen the study and application of the combination of treatment methods in Chinese and western medicine, fully utilize the role of Chinese medicine in the treatment of infectious diseases, and constantly improve the level of treatment of bacterial infectious diseases in primary health-care institutions, better serve the general population and ensure the health of the population at the grass-roots level. In future medical practice, further in-depth research should be carried out on the role of China-West medical integration mechanisms and best treatment programmes to promote such integration.
