ANALYSIS OF THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS FOR TREATING RENAL COLIC WITH DICLOFENAC COMBINED PHLOROGLUCINOL OF 80 CASES
LI Fang-mi
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LI Fang-mi
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Objective: To compare the therapeutic effects for treating renal colic with diclofenac combined phloroglucinol and tramadol combined phloroglucinol. Methods: 160 renal colic patients were randomly divided into 2 groups with 80 patients in each group: the patients in diclofenac group were treated with diclofenac intramuscular injection and phloroglucinol intravenous drip; while patients in tramadol group were treated with tramadol intramuscular injection and phloroglucinol intravenous drip. The therapeutic effects, pain began to relieve time and complete response time, as well as adverse reactions of patients in 2 groups were observed. Results: The effective rate of diclofenac group was 92.5%(58/80), which was obviously higher than tramadol group(P0.05). The pain began to relieve time and complete response time of diclofenac group were all signif icantly shorter than tramadol group(P0.05). The adverse reaction rate of diclofenacgroup was obviously lower than tramadol group(P0.05). Conclusions: Treating renal colic with diclofenac combined phloroglucinol can get def inite therapeutic effects, so it is worthy of spreading in clinic.
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Objective: To compare the therapeutic effects for treating renal colic with diclofenac combined phloroglucinol and tramadol combined phloroglucinol. Methods: 160 renal colic patients were randomly divided into 2 groups with 80 patients in each group: the patients in diclofenac group were treated with diclofenac intramuscular injection and phloroglucinol intravenous drip; while patients in tramadol group were treated with tramadol intramuscular injection and phloroglucinol intravenous drip. The therapeutic effects, pain began to relieve time and complete response time, as well as adverse reactions of patients in 2 groups were observed. Results: The effective rate of diclofenac group was 92.5%(58/80), which was obviously higher than tramadol group(P0.05). The pain began to relieve time and complete response time of diclofenac group were all signif icantly shorter than tramadol group(P0.05). The adverse reaction rate of diclofenacgroup was obviously lower than tramadol group(P0.05). Conclusions: Treating renal colic with diclofenac combined phloroglucinol can get def inite therapeutic effects, so it is worthy of spreading in clinic.
Key concepts: Phloroglucinol, Diclofenac, Tramadol, Medicine, Renal colic, Therapeutic effect, Analgesic, Anesthesia