Joo, Lee, and Park: Comparison of Health Status and Mibyeong Characteristics between Cold Syndrome and Heat Syndrome by Cold Heat Syndrome Differentiation Score
Original Article
The Journal of Korean Medicine 2018; 39(1): 13-21.
The objective of this study is to develop the diagnostic tool to distinguish between cold syndrome (CS) and heat syndrome (HS).
Methods
A total of 1,753 subjects were divided into three groups, those are CS group, intemediate group, and HS group, by the mean and standard deviation of the cold heat syndrome differentiation score using 7 point scale consisting of 9 items. Demographic characteristics, diseases history, health status, Mibyeong, syndrome differentiation were analyzed.
Results
CS is characterized by women, elderly, and low body mass index. CS has a history of thyroid disease, cataract, depression, osteoporosis, and HS has a history of prostatomegaly. CS receives less social psychosocial stress than HS, and the quality of life associated with health status is lower than HS. CS group has the tendency to be tired, painful, sleepless, dyspeptic and anxious.
Conclusions
CS is a set of symptoms associated with decreased energy metabolism and decreased metabolic function, and is more likely to be unhealthy than HS.
The same letters indicate non-significant difference between groups based on Scheffe multiple comparison test.
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