Utilization Pattern of Traditional Chinese Medicine among Fracture Patients: A Taiwan Hospital-Based Cross-Sectional Study

Table 4

Late fracture period (84-182 days).

Herb formulas	Frequency of prescription N (%)	Average daily dose (g) ±SD	Single herb	Frequency of prescription N (%)	Average daily dose (g) ±SD
Shu-jing-huo-xue-tang	230(21.7)	4.2±1.55	Xu-duan	480(45.3)	1.5±0.78
Gui-lu-er-xian-jiao	164(15.5)	4.3±1.96 (PC)	Gu-sui-bu	414(39.1)	1.5±0.77
Du-huo-ji-sheng-tang	137(12.9)	5.4±2.05	Yan-hu-suo	392(37.0)	1.1±0.38
Zhi-bai-di-huang-wan	134(12.7)	6.0±2.60	Dan-shen	176(16.6)	1.2±0.43
Zheng-gu-zi-jin-dang	132(12.5)	3.7±2.37	Chi-shao	149(14.1)	0.9±0.21
Shao-yao-gan-cao-tang	128(12.1)	3.1±1.55	Chuan-niu-xi	141(13.3)	0.9±0.38
Xue-fu-zhu-yu-tang	121(11.4)	3.6±1.76	Gui-jia	140(13.2)	0.9±0.26
Dang-gui-nian-tong-tang	101(9.5)	4.0±1.43	Chen-pi	117(11.1)	0.8±0.11

Formulation of Gui-lu-er-xian-jiao was pill whose weight was 0.5 gram per piece.