Curative Observation of Applying Integrative Medicine to Treat Cervical Erosion
Cai Rangcu
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Cai Rangcu
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Objective:To analyze and explore the clinical efficacy of Integrative treatment to cervical erosion. Methods:January 2012 ~ January 2014,in our hospital for treatment of 194 cases of cervical erosion patients were randomly divided into observation group and controlled group,97 cases in each group,the observation group were treated with a combination of Chinese and western medicine treatment programs conducted treatment,the controlled group only received western medicine treatment plan. Treatment effects were observed and a course of improvement of symptoms. Results:In the treatment group,67 cases were cured,21 cases were obviously effective,6cases were effective,3cases were invalid,the observation rate was 98. 07%; in the controlled group,62 cases were cured,22 cases were obviously effective,2cases were effective,11 cases were ineffective,the treatment rate was 88. 66%. The observation group was significantly higher,the difference was statistically significant(P 0. 05). The observation group a lumbar acid treatment in 23 cases,46cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,lower abdominal bulge 31 cases,29cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,contact bleeding 18cases; the controlled group a lumbar acid treatment in 44 cases,62cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,abdominal bulge 54 cases,52cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,contact bleeding 55 cases. The observation group was significantly higher improvement of symptoms,the statistical test,the difference was statistically significant(P0. 05). Conclusion:In summary,the combination therapy of cervical erosion significant clinical effect,western method is fast improving local inflammatory response while using recuperation internal environment in which clinical symptoms significantly improved clinical worthy of promotion.
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Objective:To analyze and explore the clinical efficacy of Integrative treatment to cervical erosion. Methods:January 2012 ~ January 2014,in our hospital for treatment of 194 cases of cervical erosion patients were randomly divided into observation group and controlled group,97 cases in each group,the observation group were treated with a combination of Chinese and western medicine treatment programs conducted treatment,the controlled group only received western medicine treatment plan. Treatment effects were observed and a course of improvement of symptoms. Results:In the treatment group,67 cases were cured,21 cases were obviously effective,6cases were effective,3cases were invalid,the observation rate was 98. 07%; in the controlled group,62 cases were cured,22 cases were obviously effective,2cases were effective,11 cases were ineffective,the treatment rate was 88. 66%. The observation group was significantly higher,the difference was statistically significant(P 0. 05). The observation group a lumbar acid treatment in 23 cases,46cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,lower abdominal bulge 31 cases,29cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,contact bleeding 18cases; the controlled group a lumbar acid treatment in 44 cases,62cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,abdominal bulge 54 cases,52cases of abnormal vaginal discharge,contact bleeding 55 cases. The observation group was significantly higher improvement of symptoms,the statistical test,the difference was statistically significant(P0. 05). Conclusion:In summary,the combination therapy of cervical erosion significant clinical effect,western method is fast improving local inflammatory response while using recuperation internal environment in which clinical symptoms significantly improved clinical worthy of promotion.
Key concepts: Medicine, Vaginal discharge, Surgery, Traditional Chinese medicine, Clinical efficacy, Pathology, Alternative medicine