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Abstract
The medication rules of combination of traditional Chinese medicine( TCM) and Western medicine in treating Helicobacter pylori-related gastropathy are analyzed to provide reference for clinical Helicobacter pylori-related gastropathy. Relevant literatures on integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine in the treatment of Helicobacter pylori-related gastropathy were collected in CNKI,Wan Fang,VIP and CBM. Excel software and traditional Chinese medicine inheritance support system were used to establish a prescription database for data mining and analysis of the medication rules. A total of 178 literatures were selected,77 of them indicated TCM syndromes,and the syndrome of dampness-heat in the spleen and stomach had the highest frequency. A total of 207 prescriptions were used,including 100 classic prescriptions,and Banxia Xiexin Decoction had the highest frequency. Traditional Chinese medicine materials were used for 3 027 times,involving 207 herbs,and the top three mostly frequently used herbs were Glycyrrhiza uralensis,Coptis chinensis,and Pinellia ternata. The herbs mostly featured cold and warm properties in four natures,and bitterness and pungent in five flavors,and enter spleen,stomach and liver meridians. Totally 21 core drug combinations and 12 new prescriptions were obtained. According to data mining,the treatment of Helicobacter pylori-related gastropathy gives priority to " dispelling evil" " tonifying deficiency" and regulating Qi. The medication rules were the combination of cold and warm herbs and the compatibility of acrid opening and bitter down-bearing herbs. This provides a certain reference for optimizing clinical prescriptions,improving efficacy,and developing new drugs.
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