Observation of therapeutic effects on female undergraduates' dysmenorrheal treated with integrative Chinese and Western medicine
Gao Di
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Gao Di
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Objective:To observe the clinical therapeutic effect of the integrative Chinese and Western medicine on primary dysmenorrhea of female undergraduates.Methods:58 cases of primary dysmenorrheal were randomly divided into treatment group(31 cases) and control group(27 cases).The control group was treated by lbuprofen Sustained Release Capsules and the treatment group received Tongjingbao Granules made by Chinese medicine on the basis of the therapy as control group.The clinical therapeutic effects were observed after treatment in two groups.Results:After the treatment,the total effective rate was 70.37% in the control group and 96.77% in the treatment group,which indicating significant difference between the two groups(P0.05).Conclusion:Integrative Chinese and Western medicine presents significant efficacy on primary dysmenorrhea of female undergraduates,which is worth to be promoted in clinic.
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Objective:To observe the clinical therapeutic effect of the integrative Chinese and Western medicine on primary dysmenorrhea of female undergraduates.Methods:58 cases of primary dysmenorrheal were randomly divided into treatment group(31 cases) and control group(27 cases).The control group was treated by lbuprofen Sustained Release Capsules and the treatment group received Tongjingbao Granules made by Chinese medicine on the basis of the therapy as control group.The clinical therapeutic effects were observed after treatment in two groups.Results:After the treatment,the total effective rate was 70.37% in the control group and 96.77% in the treatment group,which indicating significant difference between the two groups(P0.05).Conclusion:Integrative Chinese and Western medicine presents significant efficacy on primary dysmenorrhea of female undergraduates,which is worth to be promoted in clinic.
Key concepts: Medicine, Therapeutic effect, Western medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Treatment and control groups, Integrative medicine, Significant difference, Internal medicine