De SHI, Jing GAN, Ying WAN, et al. Clinical and TCM syndrome differentiation characteristics of autonomic dysfunction with PD patients in early and middle stages. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 55(6):15-20(2021)
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De SHI, Jing GAN, Ying WAN, et al. Clinical and TCM syndrome differentiation characteristics of autonomic dysfunction with PD patients in early and middle stages. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 55(6):15-20(2021) DOI: 10.16305/j.1007-1334.2021.2003055.
Clinical and TCM syndrome differentiation characteristics of autonomic dysfunction with PD patients in early and middle stages
Objective,2,To investigate the clinical characteristics and TCM syndrome differentiation of autonomic dysfunction with Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients in early and middle stages.,Method,2,Scales for outcomes in Parkinson’s disease-autonomic dysfunction(SCOPA-AUT) was used to determine the frequency of autonomic symptoms. All PD patients were divided into two groups: low SCORA-AUT group and high SCORA-AUT group. Six categories of autonomic symptoms and twenty-three items were analyzed. Correspondingly, the PD patients were classified according to TCM syndrome differentiation to further analyze the characteristics of various types of autonomic dysfunction.,Results,2,There were significant differences in the frequency of digestive symptoms, urinary symptoms, cardiovascular symptoms, thermo-regulation and pupil regulation between the low and high SCOPA-AUT groups (,P,<,0.05). Among them, gastrointestinal, urinary and cardiovascular symptoms had the greatest difference. The top three frequency among 23 items of SCOPA-AUT were defecation, nocturia and constipation. The greater number of autonomic symptoms PD patients had, the higher the UPDRS score (total score, Ⅰ score, Ⅱ score and Ⅳ score), HAMA score, HAMD score and PDQ-39 score they had. According TCM differentiation, PD patients with liver and kidney deficiency were the most, and the score of digestive symptoms was the highest in patients with phlegm heat and wind.,Conclusion,2,The prevalence of autonomic dysfunction was high in early and middle stages of PD accompanied with variety of symptoms. Among these symptoms, defecation, nocturia and constipation were the most common, which seriously affected the quality of life of patients.
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