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Objective To investigate the clinical effect of Ningmitai Capsule combined with Dirithromycin Enteric Tablets in the treatment of positive semen nonliquefaction in the culture of Ureaplasma urealyticum (Uu). Methods A total of 120 cases of semen liquefaction patients with positive semen Uu culture were randomly divided into treatment group with 80 cases and control group with 40 cases, which were continuous administrated for two weeks for a period of treatment and observated for two courses of treatment. In the treatment group, four Ningmitai Capsules were taken orally per time, three times per day, and 0.5 g Dirithromycin Enteric Tablets were taken orally per time, once per day, after meals, while the control group only took the Dirithromycin Enteric Tablets orally. Uu negative conversion rate and semen liquefaction time (min) were observed, and adverse reactions were also observed. Results The Uu negative conversion rate in the treatment group and control group after 2 weeks, 4 weeks was 72.5%, 95.0% and 55%, 92.5%, respectively, the negative conversion rate of treatment group was obviously higher than that of control group after 2 weeks treatment (P 0.05). The semen liquefaction time before treatment in the treatment group and control group respectively was (76.19 ± 14.13) min and (77.08 ± 13.34) min, which was (58.64 ± 13.15) min and (67.12 ± 12.52) min two weeks after treatment, (48.64 ± 12.38) min and (56.12 ± 12.86) min 4 weeks after treatment were, semen liquefaction time of the two groups before and after treatment was significant different (P < 0.05), and the treatment group was better than control group (P < 0.01). Conclusion Ningmitai Capsule combined with Dirithromycin Enteric Tablets can partly shorten the Uu negative conversion time, obviously shorten the semen liquefaction time, and has obvious clinical efficacy for Uu positive semen nonliquefaction disease.
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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To explore the correlation between the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) syndrome differentiation and urodynamic parameters in benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH).</p><p><b>METHODS</b>Urodynamic examination was conducted for 152 BPH patients, who were divided by TCM syndrome differentiation into seven types, namely, kidney-yin deficiency, kidney-yang deficiency, aqueduct stagnancy, spleen-qi deficiency, lung-heat and qi stagnancy, wetness-heat down-flow and phlegm-wetness stagnancy.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>Of the total number of the BPH cases, 71 (46.71%) were differentiated as the type of kidney-yang deficiency, 40 (26.31%) as aqueduct stagnancy, and 14 (9.21%) as kidney-yin deficiency. Fifty-eight cases of Grade III-IV bladder outflow obstruction fell into the type of kidney-yang deficiency, and another 38 cases of the same grade along with 26 cases of Grade V-VI came under the type of aqueduct stagnancy. Of the 12 patients with very weak contractility of detrusor urine, 4 (33.33%) were attributed to the type of kidney-yang deficiency and 7 (58.33%) the type of aqueduct stagnancy. Among the 48 with weak contractility of detrusor urine, 27 (56.25%) fell under the type of kidney-yang deficiency and 17 (35.42%) the type of aqueduct stagnancy.</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>The TCM syndrome differentiation of BPH is correlated with bladder outflow obstruction and detrusor urine contractility, which has provided corresponding evidence for the quantization and objectification of the TCM syndrome differentiation of BPH.</p>