Results of using Quy Ty pill for women with anemia in community

The research was conducted on the women with anemia from Vu Hoi, Vu Thu, Thai Binh. The participants, with age ranged from 18-49 years, were divided into 2 groups. One group was given Quy Ty pills and other received iron pills. The diet of participants was not directed. Rate of hematological symptom resolution (74.5%) in Quy Ty group and (51.4%) in iron pill group was higher than placebo group. Rate of serum iron and ferritin deficiencies was lowered significantly in both Quy Ty and iron pill groups.

Some opinions of level of hemocyte in peripheral blood of women in Th¸i B×nh countryside

A study on hemocyte in peripheral blood of women ages of 18 and above in some suburb communes in Th¸i B×nh province has shown that level of average Hb is about 120 - 130 g/l, highest level of it is in ages of 18 -30 (141, 44 g/l) and lowest in ages of 70 and above (123,66g/l). The rate of subjects with Hb level less than average normal threshold (120% g/l) is 24,76%. This rate is 20,16% in ages of 41 -50 and highest rate is 48,48% in ages of 70 and above mild anemia (most common); moderate anemia: uncommon; and severe anemia: 0.

Preliminary evaluation of antianemic effect of the traditional receipt: "Quy ty pills" in experiment

“Quy ty hoan” is a remedy which is used in traditional medicine as digestive and cardiac tonic. Hemolytic aneamia models on rabbits and malnutrition-bleeding aneamia were used in this study. Results showed Phenylhydrazin and malnutrition-bleeding decreased erythrocyte number and hemoglobin concentration significantly in blood of rabbits. These models could be used in treatment of anemia. “Quy ty hoan” in dose of 8g/kg b.w.per os decreased hemolytic effects of phenylhydrazin and recovered quickly erythrocyte number, hemoglobin concentration and increased albumin and iron in blood after malnutrition bleeding.