Review Article
Administration of Traditional Chinese Blood Circulation Activating Drugs for Microvascular Complications in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Table 1
The representative blood circulation activating herbs for microvascular complications.
| Pin Yin name | Latin (scientific) or English name | Function |
| Danshen | Salvia miltiorrhiza | Promote blood flow and hemostasis, antioxidative effect [61ā63] | Sanqi | P. notoginseng | Invigorate blood and hemostasis, antioxidative effect [64] | Puhuang | Typhae Pollen | Inhibition activation and aggregate platelets [65] | Danggui | Angelica sinensis | Protect vascular endothelial function [59, 60] | Chuanxiong | Ligusticum wallichii | Protect vascular endothelium [57, 59, 60] | Honghua | Carthamus tinctorius L. | Invigorate blood and hemostasis, antioxidative effect [57, 66] | Jixueteng | Caulis Spatholobi | Inhibit activation and aggregate platelets [67] | Taoren | Peach kernel | Inhibit aggregate of platelets and invigorate blood and hemostasis [42, 58, 59] | Chishao | Radix paeoniae rubra | Lower lipids and decrease oxygen free radicals [61, 62] | Quanxie | Scorpion | Improve blood rheology [68, 69] | Shuizhi | Leech | Lower lipids and decrease oxygen free radicals [66, 69] | Wugong | Centipede | Improve blood rheology [70, 71] |
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