Mechanism of treatment of kidney deficiency and XXXX is similar by Traditional Chinese Medicine.

@entity172 @entity66 @entity604 @entity170 @entity102 @entity1058 @entity444
UNASSIGNED: Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a theoretical based system and is completely different from western medicine and states that @entity66 , especially @entity102 , are cured or relieved. "Zheng" (syndrome) is a summarization of the pathological changes which take place during the different stages of the development of a disease, including its location, cause and nature as well as the state of both Xie-qi (pathogenic factors) and Zheng-qi (healthy energy). Compared to a single symptom, syndrome can demonstrate the nature of a disease more extensively, completely and correctly. However, it is difficult to compare "Zheng" to the western medicine theory, which is based on scientific evidence for the diagnosis and treatment of a specific disease. @entity172 de   ciency is a major pathogenetic factor in @entity604 after menopause and oophorectomy with the subsequent risk of developing @entity170 . According to TCM theory, the kidney stores essence and this can transform into bone marrow to nourish the bones, strenghthen the skeleton by promoting growth and repair. The kidney de   ciency can decrease the @entity172 level adjusted by the @entity444 , causing @entity170 . Traditional Chinese medicines tonifying the kidney can significantly enhance the level of @entity172 to alleviate @entity170 . In combination with other evidence, we further deduce that the syndrome as defined within TCM has a similar pathological mechanism to that defined by western medicine. If TCM theory is to be understood and accepted, and further fused with the western medicine theory, the micro pathological basis of @entity1058 must be investigated extensively, which will lead to bridging the two theories together. The fusion of TCM with western medicine will pay more attention to analyzing the common nature and difference of @entity66 . This paper reviews the way forward for new translational advances.
