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受付:2018年8月22日,受理:2018年10月17日 Abstract There are cases of finger pain in which a definite diagnosis including rheumatoid arthritis cannot be made even after thorough examinations. We herein report the results of Kampo treatment in such cases with so called undifferentiated arthritis. Sixty­two patients (male, n = 5 ; female, n = 57 ; average age, 49.7 years) were included in the present study. There is a tendency of the Kampo concept of a cold pattern (n = 39 ; 63%), static blood (oketsu , n = 47 ; 76%), and qi stagnation (n = 44 ; 71%). Among the 62 cases, excellent results were ob­ tained in 29 cases (47%), good results were obtained in 10 cases (16%), and no effect was obtained in 23 cases (37%). Kamishoyosan, which was administered in 30 cases, was the most commonly used Kampo medicine. In most cases, Kampo treatment was given with a combination of two or more formulas. A paired formula of kamishoyosan and keishikaryojutsubuto was used in 9 cases, 8 of which showed good or excellent results (ef­ ficacy rate : 89%). Qi­ and/or ketsu­tonifying formulations and formulations with warming effects were often used for the treatment of undifferentiated finger arthritis.

The Features of Oriental Medicine and Kampo Treatment for Undifferentiated Finger Arthritis