Histamine Release Inhibition Effect of Herbal Medicine for Chronic Urticaria: Basic and Clinical Studies
Journal · Phytomedicine (2023)
Original authors · Yang WS, Kim HN, Liu J, et al.
DOI · 10.1016/j.phymed.2023.155098
Summary
Histamine release inhibition effects of modified Sopung-san were evaluated in 60 patients with chronic spontaneous urticaria through in vitro experiments and clinical trials. The herbal medicine group showed significantly reduced UAS7 scores and blood histamine.
Key figures
Participants
60 patients
UAS7 improvement rate
65%
Histamine reduction
p<0.01
Conclusion
Modified Sopung-san effectively manages chronic urticaria through histamine release inhibition.
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