Research on Traditional Chinese Medical Science Diagnosis and Treatment of Female Stress Urinary Incontinence Based on Data Mining
HUANG Nian-weng,WANG Yi-guang,WANG Cheng-li
Abstract:
Objective Based on the data mining method, the traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment and medication rules for the treatment of female stress urinary incontinence in the literature were analyzed, so as to provide references for clinical medication and diagnosis and treatment. Methods The prescriptions of traditional Chinese medicine in the literature for treatment of female stress urinary incontinence in the past 20 years were collected and sorted out. The data were entered into the traditional Chinese medicine inheritance calculation platform (V3.0). Through association rules, improved mutual information method and complex system entropy clustering method and other methods, the data were statistically analysed. Results A total of 56 articles were included, involving 101 flavors of traditional Chinese medicines. The top five symptoms were urinary incontinence, weakness in waist and knees, frequent urination, fatigue, chills and cold limbs. The tongue coating was mainly reddish tongue and thin white coating. The pulse condition is mainly composed of weak and weak pulses, and the drugs involved are mainly tonic and astringent drugs. The top five traditional Chinese medicines used are astragalus, licorice, atractylodes, yam and Yizhiren. Harmonizing medicine is the main ingredient. Among the five flavors, sweet and bitter medicines are the main ones. The main meridians are spleen, kidney and lung meridians. The symptoms are mostly spleen and kidney deficiency, and kidney qi is not solid. Conclusion Female stress urinary incontinence is a disease of the internal organs. The disease is located in the bladder and is most closely related to the spleen and kidney. The basic treatment is to invigorate the spleen and kidney, and invigorate the function of the bladder, but at the same time, it should be treated as a whole.