%0 Journal Article
%T Impact of Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution on Breast Cancer Incidence: A Case-Control and Cross-Sectional Study
%A Youzhi Sun
%A Qianjun Chen#
%A Pei Liu
%A Yi Zhao
%A Yanhua He
%A Xiao Zheng
%A Wei Mao
%A Lei Jia
%A Kumar Ganesan
%A Feizhi Mo
%A Jianping Chen
%J Pharmacophore
%@ 2229-5402
%D 2021
%V 12
%N 2
%R 10.51847/uqUyzrY0b0
%P 46-56
%X The term Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution denotes the unwavering of the body’s physical and psychological features. Unbalanced TCMCs generate vulnerability to diseases. This investigation examined the dissemination of the TCMCs of Chinese healthy women and those with breast cancer in Hong Kong to appraise the TCMC efficiency. Healthy woman (n=305) and women with BC (n=305) were recruited for this study to analyze the Physical Constitution Scale in TCM, thereby determining the types of TCMC. The sociodemographic data and connected BC risk factors were prepared using questionnaires. The association of unbalanced types of TCMC with BC was determined by multiple factor analysis. The percentage of unbalanced TCMC viz., Qi-depressed, Yin-deficiency, Blood stasis, Qi-deficiency, and Wetness-heat in BC patients was significantly greater than in healthy individuals (p
%U https://pharmacophorejournal.com/article/impact-of-traditional-chinese-medicine-constitution-on-breast-cancer-incidence-a-case-control-and-c-w4xabumt1qyg5gy