摘要
目的:通过系统梳理祛风湿类中药饮片安全事件报道,分析其发生不良反应/事件(ADR/ADE)的特点及原因,提出祛风湿类中药饮片的药物警戒与合理用药建议。方法:系统检索30年来国内外文献中关于48味祛风湿类中药饮片的ADR/ADE报道,采用回顾性研究和统计学方法对该类中药饮片的安全事件进行分析。结果:纳入祛风湿类中药饮片ADR/ADE文献报道459篇,案例3 370例,涉及ADR/ADE的中药饮片为17味,占祛风湿类饮片数的35.42%。分析可见,祛风湿类饮片涉及的不良反应以A型、B型为常见,亦可见C型、D型,损害人体多个器官及系统。导致ADR/ADE的主要原因有过量、患者自行用药、服用方法不当等。结论:祛风湿类中药饮片发生安全事件相对较多,主要因素为自行用药。加强祛风湿类中药饮片的用药警戒,对提高该类饮片的安全合理应用具有重要意义。
Objective: Analyze the characteristics and reasons of adverse drug reactions/adverse drug events(ADR/ADE), and provide suggestions for the pharmacovigilance and the rational use of prepared slices of Chinese materia medica for rheumatism. Methods: The literature reports of 48 kinds of Chinese materia medica for rheumatism over last 30 years were reviewed, and then the characteristics and reasons of ADR/ADE were analyzed by retrospective study and statistic methods. Results: The total of 3 370 ADR/ADE cases were in 459 literature reports, in which 17 kinds of herbs were involved, accounting for about 35.42% of prepared slices of Chinese materia medica. According to the analysis, the clinical manifestations of the above ADR/ADE cases were mainly type A and B, and less type C and D also. The above ADR/ADE cases usually damaged human multiple organs and systems. And the main influence factors were overdose, self-medication, unsuitable way of taking, and so on. Conclusion: There were a lot ADR/ADE reports of prepared slices of Chinese materia medica for rheumatism, which mainly led by self-medication. It is important to take pharmacovigilance actions so as to improve the safe and rational use.
出处
《中华中医药杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2016年第10期4117-4123,共7页
China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy
基金
北京中医药大学"重点学科"开放课题(No.2013-ZDXKKF-19)
北京中医药大学科研创新团队(No.2011-CXTD-014)
北京中医药大学研究生自主选题(No.2016-JYB-XS123)
教育部高等学校博士学科点专项科研基金(No.20130013120001
No.20120013130002)
药品评价中心项目(基于中医药典籍数据挖掘的乌头属中药药物警戒思想研究)~~
关键词
祛风湿类
中药饮片
不良反应
安全问题
合理用药
用药警戒
Rheumatism
Prepared slices of Chinese materia medica
Adverse drug reaction
Safety problems
Rational use of Chinese medicine
Pharmacovigilance