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. 2021 Dec 23;12:728032. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2021.728032

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Copyright © 2021 Dou, Xia, Zhang, Li, Zhang, Zhao, Huang, Sun, Wu, Han and Liu

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Distribution of TCM Prescribed Medicines for Diabetes. The frequency of TCM prescriptions in the diabetes literature. The abscissa represents the name of the TCM prescription; the ordinate shows the frequency of each prescription name. The total number of TCM prescriptions was 24,748, of which more than 2% are as follows: Pill of ingredients with Rehmannia: 1,420 (5.7%); Xiaoke Pills: 1,370 (5.5%); Deficiency of yiqin and blood unsmooth: 1,298 (5.2%); Jinlida Granules: 1,233 (4.9%); Qiqihuoxue Decoction: 983 (3.9%); Berberine: 779 (3.1%); Shenqi Jiangtang Granules: 529 (2.1%). The most frequently used ones are “pill of ingredients with Rehmannia”. The efficacy of the prescription is consistent with the above symptoms and syndromes.