Effective Observation of ZhiXueYin Decoction on Treating Epistaxis
Xin Zhao
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Xin Zhao
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Objective: To observe the efficacy of the ZhiXueYin in the treatment of the patients with hemorrhinia.Methods:54 patients diagnosed hemorrhinia were randomly divided into therapy group and control group,29 patients in therapy group were treated with ZhiXueYin,while 25 cases in control group received Yunnan white powder and Sanhuang tablets,It had been lasted for one week to observe the treatment effectiveness before and after treatment.Results: In treatment group,25 cases were cured,3cases achieved excellent therapeutic efficacy and 1 improved,the cure rate was 86%;In control group,20 cases were cured,4 cases achieved excellent and 1 improved,the cure rate was 83%.Conclusion: ZhiXueYin is safe and effective for hemorrhinia
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Objective: To observe the efficacy of the ZhiXueYin in the treatment of the patients with hemorrhinia.Methods:54 patients diagnosed hemorrhinia were randomly divided into therapy group and control group,29 patients in therapy group were treated with ZhiXueYin,while 25 cases in control group received Yunnan white powder and Sanhuang tablets,It had been lasted for one week to observe the treatment effectiveness before and after treatment.Results: In treatment group,25 cases were cured,3cases achieved excellent therapeutic efficacy and 1 improved,the cure rate was 86%;In control group,20 cases were cured,4 cases achieved excellent and 1 improved,the cure rate was 83%.Conclusion: ZhiXueYin is safe and effective for hemorrhinia
Key concepts: Medicine, Decoction, Cure rate, Clinical efficacy, Surgery, Therapeutic effect, Treatment and control groups, Internal medicine