Objective: The aim of this study was to compare the clinical efficacy of integration of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM) and western medicine

and the western medicine therapy for menopause hypertension. Method: The randomized controlled trials were collected via searching the internet. The literatures were screened according to inclusion and exclusion criteria. All the assignments were performed by two researchers. If there was disagreement between the two researchers

we would ask evidence based medicine expert for advice

to get an optimal result.The database included the ChianInfo(1978—2014)

the Superstar database(1955—2014)

the CBM(1985—2014)

CNKI(1984—2014)

VIP(1989—2014)

PubMed(1966—2014)

EMbase(1984—2014)

OVID

Springer Linker(1997—2014)and Science Direct(1998—2014).According to Meta analysis

the RevMan 5.2 software was used to recover and analyze the literatures

and make the assessment of the integration of TCM and western medicine in treating the women with menopause hypertension. Result: In the study

23 trials were included. The total number of cases is 1969.The Meta analysis results showed that:Compared with western medicine

the integration of TCM and western medicine would lower blood pressure[OR=3.83

95%CI (2.74

5.37)

P=0.68]

improve the climacteric symptom:[OR=3.41

95%CI(22.14

5.42)

P=0.77]. Conclusion: The Integration of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine could improve the menopause hypertension symptom

lower blood pressure. All the curative effects are better than western medicine.