The use rate of Chinese medicine in Xinjiang's this round of epidemics is 95.6%, and the use rate of traditional Chinese medicine for asymptomatic infections reaches 97.8%

Pomegranate/Xinjiang Daily (Reporter Su Luping reported) On the evening of September 23, the Press Office of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region held a press conference on epidemic prevention and control. At the meeting, Hu Zhichun, a member of the Party Group of the Health and Health Committee of the Autonomous Region, answered questions from reporters.

Since the epidemic in this round of epidemic, after the targeted hospitals and squares in various states and cities have treated the new crown pneumonia virus infection, they immediately activated the working mechanism of the combination of Chinese and Western medicine, and intervened in the treatment of new crown pneumonia virus infections as soon as possible. Establish a working mechanism for the resident site of TCM experts, set up a provincial -level Chinese medicine expert guidance group, enter the fixed -point hospital ward, accurately guide the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine to treat the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, and achieve full coverage of traditional Chinese medicine experts in the designated hospital and full coverage of traditional Chinese medicine treatment. On the basis of implementing the "New Coronatte Pneumonia Diagnosis and Treatment Plan (Trial Ninth Edition)", combined with the experience and related data of Xinjiang's previous treatment and related data, the characteristics of non -symptoms and mild patients in this epidemic were formulated. Western medicine combined treatment plan. Symptoms and cases of mild disease are mainly the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. Patients with severe illnesses and critical condition are mainly based on the combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine. Classified treatment, accurate medication, standardized and homogeneous treatment. In this round of epidemic, the use of traditional Chinese medicine for diagnosis patients reached 95.6%, and the use rate of traditional Chinese medicine for asymptomatic infections reached 97.8%.

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