Background Module-hierarchical method of medicine preparation has been used widely in traditional medicine for the preparation of multi-compound medicine preparation. Aim of study This article aim to analyze traditional method of module-hierarchical of medicine preparation in prospect of theory and methodology of system as well as to determine its form and nature. Materials and methods Relevant sections of the book “Four principals of medicine” was used as a material in the research. Research was done by using reference index calculation method (Dagvatseren.B, 1996) that affects humors of the medicine (wind, bile, phlegm). Identification of diseases and the relationship between medicines was analyzed in accordance with the systematic general theory and methodology (Urmantsev.Yu.A., 1988). Results There are 8 groups of medicines in the powder and herbal medicines group of “Four principals of medicine” that were prepared by module-hierarchic: 1) Dignitary Gurgum-7, 2) Basic component Gabur, 3) Anar-Basic component, 4) Anar-4 basic component, 5) Dali-Basic component, 6) Compound of Garanz-6, 7) Herbal medicine which expel fever with a guide, 8) Herbal medicines which eliminate cold. Total of 124 recipes and compounds are included. . Medicines prepared by module-hierarch are divided into: 1. Vertical 2. Horizontal 3.Beveled or branched 4.Mixed type by its form of method.When calculating the reference index of affecting the mistakes of medicine of 124 medicines and compositions, reference index of 119 medicines are in accordance with their using instructions. But reference index of 5 recipes that were prepared by leading and single taste exceeded the limit of 0:1. Conclusions Recipes and composition of medicines prepared by module- hierarchic depends on relationship between organs and system, its crisis (loss), disease progress and classification. It will keep the systematic characterestics of traditional medicine and contains new independent theoretical and methodological approach that can be named as systematic traditional medicine, treatment and research of systematic traditional medicine.
Systematic medicine ; basic substances ; disease location and classification ; methods of compounding medicines made by module-hierarich

Abstract The aim of this study is to compare the effects of traditional and conventional treatment of chronic pyelonephritis. Total of 100 patients diagnosed with chronic pyelonephritis were enrolled in the study. Traditional medicines included following: Sugmel-10, Sarichun, Yuna-4, Sema-3, and Sojid-11. Conventional medicines included following: ciprofloxacin, cefasolin, and negram. After 10-14 days of treatment questionnaire, physical examinations, and laboratory tests were performed. In 90% of patient treated with traditional medicines, changes of smell and color of urine was disappeared. Back pain and dysuria was reduced in 89.7% and 75% of patients respectively. While in control or conventional treatment group, changes of smell and color of urine was completely disappeared and back pain and dysuria was reduced in 80% and 88% of patients respectively. Pasternatskii’s symptom and arterial hypertension was reduced in about 58% and 77% of patients respectively. Bacterial growth (Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus) was ceased in 39.4% and reduced in 46.4% of patients treated with traditional medicines. It was ceased in 60% and reduced in 30% of control patients.Traditional medicines reduced signs and symptoms of chronic pyelonephritis. Bacterial growth was ceased or reduced by traditional treatment. Traditional medicines are effective as conventional medicines for treatment of chronic pyelonephritis.

Background: Erkhem-8 medicine is a composed Crocus Sativus L, Lagotis integrifolia, Gentiana barbata froel etc, used for the treatment of respiratory diseases, specially pneumonia and fever or hot disease in Mongolian Traditional Medicine. Aim: The effects of Erkhem-8 medicine to determine the some sourcebook study results. Materials and Methods: An evaluation of its effects on wind, bile, and phlegm was conducted using Traditional Mongolian Medicine methods (Dagvatseren B, 1996). In order to clarify the structure and composition of Erkhem-8 traditional medicines, and the treatment of lung fever from traditional medical sources. Text and source-study and comparison method were used in the study. Results: The study found that Erkhem-8 medicine demonstrated a varying capacity to suppress wind, bile, and phlegm, with bile suppression being the most significant at 0.68, followed by wind suppression at 0.58, and phlegm suppression at 0.16. Erkhem-8 is composed of 8 ingredients, which are safflower Carthamus tinctorius L, gmeline Bostaurus domesticus, Schizostachoum chinense Rendle, wood Santalum album L, Odontitis rubra Baung.Opiz, flora Gentiana decumbens L, herba Lagoti sintegrifolia Schischk, flora Aconitum Kusnezoffii Reichenb. These herbs themselves have a variety of biological activities, including reduce heat, pain relief, anti-oxidant and anti-tumor, anti-inflammation activity. Conclusions 1. The study found that Erkhem-8 exhibited the highest suppression of bile (0.68), followed by wind (0.58), and phlegm (0.16), indicating its effectiveness in modulating these elements. 2. Most of the raw materials included in the composition of Erkhem-8 medicine have a bitter and sweet taste and have the ability to remove heat, especially heat of the solid organs, i.e. heat of the lungs, liver, blood, specially pneumonia and fever or hot disease in Traditional Mongolian Medicine.