1.Effect of Hachimijiogan and its Additional Prescription for Anticholinergic Agent-resistant Overactive Bladder
Hiroshi YAGI ; Yosio ASHIZAWA ; Ryo SATO ; Yoshitomo KOBORI ; Yosio ASHIZAWA ; Shigehiro SOH ; Gaku ARAI ; Hiroshi OKADA ; Kanjun TOSA
Kampo Medicine 2013;64(2):99-103
We evaluated the effects of Hachimijiougan and its additional prescription in 11 cases of anticholinergic agent-resistant overactive bladder. The improvements in IPSS, QOL score, BII score and urinary 8-OHdG for the patients were statistically much improved. This study showed improvements of urinary symptoms and QOL in anticholinergic agent-resistant overactive bladder. Further long-term studies will be needed not only in urinary symptoms but also on effects as an anti-aging medicine.
2.Effect of Hachimijiogan for Male Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms
Hiroshi YAGI ; Kojiro NISHIO ; Ryo SATO ; Makoto KAWAGUTI ; Yoshitomo KOBORI ; Yosio ASHIZAWA ; Shigehiro SOH ; Gaku ARAI ; Hiroshi OKADA ; Kanjun TOSA
Kampo Medicine 2015;66(1):49-53
We evaluated the effect of hachimijiogan in 30 cases of anticholinergic agent and α-blocker resistant LUTS. International Prostate Symptom Scores (IPSS), QOL scores, Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Impact Index (BII) scores and urinary 8-OHdG of the patients were statistically much improved. This study demonstrated improvement in urinary symptoms, urinary QOL and oxidative stress, in LUTS resistant to anticholinergic agents and α-blockers. Further long-term studies will be needed not only in urinary symptoms, but also in effect as an anti-aging medicine.
3.Effect of Gosyajinkigan for Nocturia
Hiroshi YAGI ; Uji FUKUMA ; Shigehiro SOH ; Hiroshi OKADA
Kampo Medicine 2018;69(1):42-47
We evaluated the effect of gosyajinkigan in 30 cases of anticholinergic agent or α-1 blockers resistant nocturia with a sign of jinkyo which is the hypofunction of the kidney organ unit at Kampo medicine. As to subjective outcomes, storage symptoms and quality of life (QOL) of International Prostate Symptom Score, and sleep and energy items of King's Health Questionnaire and Nocturia QOL Questionnaire were statistically much improved. Concerning objective outcomes, nocturnal frequency of urination, nocturnal polyuria index and hours of undisturbed sleep by means of frequency volume chart, and total body water by body composition analyser were also statistically much improved. This study might demonstrate that normalization of body composition leads to reduce nocturnal urinary volume and improve nocturia.