Clinical Observation on the Improved Short-Term Effects of Anti-Tumor Purified Chinese Medicine Injection Ai-Jing for 138 Cases with Malignant Tumors
- 1 Xue’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Science and Technology R&D Center, Chuangchun, China
- 2 National Center for Medical Service Administration of NHC, Beijing, China
- 3 Xue’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Science and Technology R&D Center, Chuangchun, China
- 4 Xue’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Science and Technology R&D Center, Chuangchun, China
Abstract
The subjects of this study were to observe the improved short-term effects of anti-tumor purified Chinese medicine injection Ai-Jing for 138 cases with malignant tumors. This was a multi-center clinical study, and a total of 138 patients include d 96 males and 42 females, with the age from 60 to 76 years. Ai-Jing has obtained the Chinese invention patent since 2008 (ZL991-03528.3). A novel technique acupoint injection method was adopted. Except for lung cancer, patients with other malignant tumors were injected once every other day, 2 ml each time. A course of treatment needs 6 Ai-Jing injections, lung cancer patients need 10 - 20 Ai-Jing injections. At the same time, patients were treated with traditional medicine decoction. Due to the limited number of cases, cure rate, recovery rate and remission rate were calculated as a whole, respectively 18.12%, 44.20% and 32.15%. All the invalid patients were lung cancer, accounting for 16.67% of the patients treated with lung cancer, and the total treatment inefficiency was 6.52%. Conclusion: Chinese Medicine Injection Ai-Jing extracts the effective components of anti-cancer and tumorig enesis, and has the effects of anti-cancer and tumorigenesis, anti-infl am - matory and analgesic, and repairing body damage, with small toxic and side effects and low cost.
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