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120 cases of peptic ulcer treated with the therapy of combination of Chinese traditional and Western Medicine

YU Zunzhong

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Objective To combine methods on patients with peptic ulcer were treated by traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine,the treatment effect of discussion and analysis. Methods For the study of 120 cases of peptic ulcer patients were randomly divided into two groups, divided into the experimental group and the treatment of 60 cases,respectively. Treatment group: patients were treated by western medicine orally. Experimental group:Based on the treatment in control group,patients treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Results After the treatment,the test group total effective rate of 98.3% to 75% is better than that of the control group,significant differences,with statistical significance(P0.05). Conclusion The combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment on patients with peptic ulcer,effect. Adverse reaction and produce less,and alleviate the suffering of patients,improve the quality of life of patients. Has a very important significance for patients in clinical treatment.

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Objective To combine methods on patients with peptic ulcer were treated by traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine,the treatment effect of discussion and analysis. Methods For the study of 120 cases of peptic ulcer patients were randomly divided into two groups, divided into the experimental group and the treatment of 60 cases,respectively. Treatment group: patients were treated by western medicine orally. Experimental group:Based on the treatment in control group,patients treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Results After the treatment,the test group total effective rate of 98.3% to 75% is better than that of the control group,significant differences,with statistical significance(P0.05). Conclusion The combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment on patients with peptic ulcer,effect. Adverse reaction and produce less,and alleviate the suffering of patients,improve the quality of life of patients. Has a very important significance for patients in clinical treatment.

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Objective To combine methods on patients with peptic ulcer were treated by traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine,the treatment effect of discussion and analysis. Methods For the study of 120 cases of peptic ulcer patients were randomly divided into two groups, divided into the experimental group and the treatment of 60 cases,respectively. Treatment group: patients were treated by western medicine orally. Experimental group:Based on the treatment in control group,patients treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Results After the treatment,the test group total effective rate of 98.3% to 75% is better than that of the control group,significant differences,with statistical significance(P0.05). Conclusion The combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment on patients with peptic ulcer,effect. Adverse reaction and produce less,and alleviate the suffering of patients,improve the quality of life of patients. Has a very important significance for patients in clinical treatment.

Key concepts: Medicine, Western medicine, Peptic ulcer, Traditional Chinese medicine, Internal medicine, Statistical significance, Adverse effect, Peptic

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