ABSTRACT
51 hypertension patients with lipidemia disorder were treated at Hospital of Military Traditional Medicine from April to September 2004. All patients were divided into 2 groups: The control group consisted of 19 patients who received Caropil 25mg tablet/ twice a day during 28 continuous days; the study group consisted of 32 patients who received a traditional recipe of TT2/per day divided into 2 times every 12 hours during 28 days. Among hypertension patients with primary lipidemia disorder and signs of phlegm wetness or and phlegm heat types, using a traditional recipe of T22/per day during continuous 28 days had effects of regulating the index of lipidemia: CT decrease of 14.9%; TG decrease of 27.5%; LDL-C decrease of 16.2%; the effects of increasing HDL-C were not significantly (increase of 6.5%).