Qi longsan in the treatment of depression with Functional Dyspepsia
Yan Liang
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Yan Liang
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Objective To observe clinical efficacy of the Qi longsan treatment of depression associated with functional dyspepsia(FD).Methods 64 patients were randomly divided into the Qi longsan treatment group and lizards,medlar as control group,and one month for a course of treatment in the two groups.Results Comparing with the control group,the symptoms of the treatment group was significantly better than that in the control group and treatment group in improving the clinical efficacy and improve gastrointestinal function was also much better than the control group.Conclusion Qi longsan in the treatment of depression associated with functional dyspepsia FD in improving dyspeptic symptoms is better than Morpholine treament.
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Objective To observe clinical efficacy of the Qi longsan treatment of depression associated with functional dyspepsia(FD).Methods 64 patients were randomly divided into the Qi longsan treatment group and lizards,medlar as control group,and one month for a course of treatment in the two groups.Results Comparing with the control group,the symptoms of the treatment group was significantly better than that in the control group and treatment group in improving the clinical efficacy and improve gastrointestinal function was also much better than the control group.Conclusion Qi longsan in the treatment of depression associated with functional dyspepsia FD in improving dyspeptic symptoms is better than Morpholine treament.
Key concepts: Medicine, Depression (economics), Treatment and control groups, Internal medicine, Clinical efficacy, Gastroenterology, Macroeconomics, Economics