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Saibokuto as a Possible Therapy for Type B Insulin Resistance Syndrome: The Disappearance of Anti-insulin Receptor Antibody and a Marked Amelioration of Glycemic Control by Saibokuto Treatment.
Internal Medicine 2018 August 16
Type B insulin resistance syndrome is a rare autoimmune disease and no effective therapy has yet been established. On the other hand, it is known that Saibokuto, one type of Japanese Kampo medicine, may have beneficial effects on various symptoms associated with this disease and it is therefore occasionally prescribed for various immune disorders. We herein describe a case of type B insulin resistance syndrome in which anti-insulin receptor antibody disappeared and the patient's glycemic control markedly improved after the administration of Saibokuto. At first, we administered various anti-oral diabetic drugs and insulin therapy, but the patient's glycemic control became further aggravated. In addition, Helicobacter pylori eradication therapy was not effective, although its benefit has been reported. Interestingly, after the patient started taking Saibokuto, her glycemic control markedly improved. In addition, the patient's plasma insulin levels markedly decreased and anti-insulin receptor antibody became negative after taking Saibokuto. Taken together, there is a possibility that Saibokuto may one of the options for type B insulin resistance syndrome therapy.
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