Clinical observation on the treatment of subacute eczema with Erzhu Ointment in 72 cases
Tcm Hospita
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Tcm Hospita
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Objective To observe the clinical effect of subacute eczema treated with Ershu Ointment. M ethods 142 patients were randomly divided into treatment group( 72 cases) and control group( 70 cases). The treatment group was intervened by Ershu Ointment orally,twice a day,morning and night. The control group took Loratadine orally once daily,4 weeks for one course. The treating lasted for 2 courses. Results In treatment group,the total effective rate was 90.28%,the recurrence rate was 4.76%. In control group,they were 77.14%and 25.0% respectively.There was a significant difference( P0.05). Conclusion Ershu Ointment is easy to use and low in price. Its healing efficacy is determined in treating subacute eczema.
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Objective To observe the clinical effect of subacute eczema treated with Ershu Ointment. M ethods 142 patients were randomly divided into treatment group( 72 cases) and control group( 70 cases). The treatment group was intervened by Ershu Ointment orally,twice a day,morning and night. The control group took Loratadine orally once daily,4 weeks for one course. The treating lasted for 2 courses. Results In treatment group,the total effective rate was 90.28%,the recurrence rate was 4.76%. In control group,they were 77.14%and 25.0% respectively.There was a significant difference( P0.05). Conclusion Ershu Ointment is easy to use and low in price. Its healing efficacy is determined in treating subacute eczema.
Key concepts: Loratadine, Medicine, Treatment and control groups, Significant difference, Morning, Surgery, Clinical efficacy, Anesthesia