Key result
Traditional Chinese medicine for HFpEF primarily utilizes herbs and prescriptions that benefit Qi, activate blood circulation, promote Yang, supplement Yin, and induce diuresis.
Why the study?
Existing treatments offer limited clinical benefit for HFpEF due to its complex mechanisms and comorbidities, highlighting the potential value of traditional Chinese medicine.
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Traditional Chinese medicine for HFpEF primarily utilizes herbs that benefit Qi, activate blood circulation, and induce diuresis, highlighting the need for standardized diagnostic criteria and advanced multi-omics research.
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Huang et al. (2022) conducted a review in Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). Traditional Chinese Medicine was evaluated. Traditional Chinese medicine for HFpEF primarily utilizes herbs and prescriptions that benefit Qi, activate blood circulation, promote Yang, supplement Yin, and induce diuresis.
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