电针对功能性消化不良肝郁脾虚型大鼠中枢及外周降钙素基因相关肽及受体活性修饰蛋白的影响

Metabonomics research of functional dysplasia of hepatic stagnation and spleen deficiency type

Functional dyspepsia (FD) is a common digestive disease that is associated with many psychological factors. Modern medicine considers that the pathogenesis of FD is closely related to the effects of the brain-gut axis on the digestive system, but there is still a lack of objective biomarkers for the diagnosis and evaluation of this disease. In recent years, the application of metabonomics to study the pathological changes of metabolites has become a hot spot. Traditional Chinese medicine considered that hepatic stagnation and spleen deficiency is largely responsible for the pathogenesis of FD. The metabonomics study of FD coincides with the concept of holisms and the principle of treatment based on syndrome differentiation in TCM. Nowadays, great progress has been made in the intervention of metabolites changes by acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and other methods. This paper will review the recent progress in the metabonomics research of functional dysplasia of hepatic stagnation and spleen deficiency type.

Acupuncture for treatment of gastrointestinal system diseases associated with negative emotions: Research status and prospect

Diseases of the gastrointestinal system are related to the dysfunction of the spleen and stomach. It has been noted that patients with emotional disorders often have a chief complaint of somatic symptoms and patients with somatic diseases often have emotional disorders. Huang Di Nei Jing established the theory of the relationship between emotion and the five internal organs. Emotion is mastered by the spleen, which is the basis for a variety of emotional activities, and spleen and stomach dysfunction is closely related to the mood related diseases. In this paper we summarize the research status and prospect for acupuncture therapy in diseases of the gastrointestinal system associated with negative emotions, such as irritable bowel syndrome, functional dyspepsia, chronic gastritis and peptic ulcer.