Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Chinese herbs for endometriosis

Chinese Herbal Medicine (CHM) can relieve symptoms in the treatment of endometriosis. A systematic review by Cochrane researchers has found some evidence that women have comparable benefits to laparoscopic surgery and suffered fewer side effects, if they were Chinese herbs compared to conventional drugs.

Endometriosis is a gynecological disorder, which are not under one of six women of childbearing age. It can result in pain cave Beck, irregular and painful periods and infertility. Surgical treatment is not always long-term improvement of symptoms and drug treatments can be unpleasant side effects such as hot flushes, acne and weight gain.

Researchers, which is the first English-language systematic review of CHM for the treatment of endometriosis. Two studies, which together on a total of 158 women were in the examination. In one study, CHM, symptoms, and by the hormonal drug gestrinone, but with fewer side effects. In the other study, CHM was more effective than hormonal drug danazol, and also fewer side effects.

"These results suggest that Chinese herbs can be as effective as conventional medical treatments for women suffering from endometriosis, but currently we do not have sufficient evidence to generalize the results," says Andrew flowering department researchers are of complementary medicine at the University of Southampton, United Kingdom.

110 studies have led to a revision, but most were of poor quality and methodology have been excluded. The researchers stress that, for Chinese researchers to adopt more stringent requirements for the implementation of studies and reports. "Poor quality of reporting has the potential for confusion and harm to research in medicine Chinese herbs," said the flower

Please give a comment

Post a Comment

This website and its services, including the information above is for information purposes only and are not a substitute for medical advice or health professionals, research, diagnosis or treatment. You always get the advice of your physician or other qualified medical specialist before the start of each new treatment, so that any changes to existing treatments, or in any way to change your diet or exercise. Feel free, non-compliance or medical advice based on information on this site. Medical information changes rapidly and while DMEDNEWS Content providers and their efforts to update the content on the site, some information is no longer current. No health information on DMEDNEWS, including information on alternative therapies herbal and other dietary supplements, is regulated or the Food and Drug Administration, and that information should not be used, diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease, without medical supervision.


email to contact : jerrypaitric@yahoo.com

Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape

  ©Template Blogger Elegance by dmednews.

TOPO