Research Progress on the Treatment of Gestational Hypertension with Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jcmp.2024.06(11).07Keywords:
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, Integrated Chinese and Western medicine treatment, Clinical efficacy, Pathogenic mechanismAbstract
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP) is a disease with high incidence in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, characterized by systemic small vessel spasm and endothelial injury as the main pathological and physiological changes, and its etiology and pathogenesis are still unclear. Traditional Chinese medicine theory is that, for the etiology and pathogenesis of gestational hypertension more empty mark real syndrome, which are closely related to the imbalance of liver, spleen, and kidney functions. On the other hand, Western medicine believes that the onset of gestational hypertension is related to factors such as poor placental formation and systemic inflammatory reactions. At present, both Chinese and Western medicine have achieved good efficacy in the clinical treatment of gestational hypertension. In recent years, the integrated treatment strategy of Chinese and Western medicine has provided new ideas and options for the treatment of gestational hypertension, which is expected to further improve the therapeutic efficacy of patients and improve maternal and neonatal outcomes. The review aims to explore the application and clinical efficacy of integrated Chinese and Western medicine programs in the treatment of gestational hypertension by reviewing the relevant literature in recent years, with the expectation that it will provide reference for further in-depth research and clinical practice, promote the early diagnosis and treatment of gestational hypertension, and reduce the incidence of adverse outcomes in both mother and child.
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