Case Report: Korean Medicine Treatment for a Patient Complaining of Hot Flashes after COVID-19 Infection

Hye-min Heo, Kyeong-hw Lee, Kyeong-Hwa Heo, Ye-Chae Hwang, Seung-Yeon Cho, Jung-Mi Park, C. Ko, Seong-Uk Park
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This study reported a case of hot flashes in a patient after coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) infection. The patient in this case was hospitalized for eight days and improved after the administration of Korean medicine, mainly Yangkyuksanwha-tang. We evaluated the patient’s subjective discomfort daily, and the patient kept a diary of hot flashes every day. After treatment, the degree and frequency of hot flashes were greatly improved and continued two weeks after discharge. In addition, the accompanying hyperhidrosis improved from Grade 2 to Grade 0. This study suggests that Korean medicine might be effective in combating the hot flashes of soyangin-type patients.
病例报告:1例新冠病毒感染后出现潮热症状的韩药治疗
本研究报告了一例冠状病毒病-2019 (COVID-19)感染后患者出现潮热的病例。该患者住院8天后,服用了以养羊山花汤为主的韩药,病情有所好转。我们每天评估患者的主观不适,患者每天记录潮热日记。治疗后潮热程度和频率均有明显改善,出院后持续2周。此外,伴随的多汗症从2级改善到0级。这一研究结果表明,韩国药物可能对小阳仁型患者的潮热有疗效。
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