2007•Shenzhen Journal of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western MedicineRequires access

Clinical Observation on 62 Cases of Old People Constipation Treated by Integrative Chinese and Western Medicine

Wenhui Wang

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Objective To investigate the effect of the treatment of integrative Chinese and western medicine. Methods The experimental group (62 patients) were treated by integrative Chinese and western medicine, and the control group (30 patients) with phenolphthalein. Results The efficiency rate of the experimental group is 90.32%, comparing with 63.33% of the control group. Conclusion The treatment of integrative Chinese and western medicine is distinctly superior.

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Key concepts: Western medicine, Medicine, Integrative medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Traditional medicine, Constipation, Alternative medicine, Internal medicine