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Investigation on Clinical Effect of Huangqishengmai Oral Solution for Viral Myocarditis

Yanjuan Liu

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Objective: To investigate the clinical effect of Huangqishengmai Oral Solution for Viral myocarditis. Methods: 128 patients in the therapeutic group were treated with Huangqishengmai Oral Solution. 72 patients in the control group were treated with routine treatment. The changes of heart rate, heart function, electrocar-diogram ST-T, arrhythmia, SOD and MDA before and after treatment were observed. Results: (a) The heart rates of both groups slowed down after treatment, and there were obvious differences in various markers of heart function between before and after treatment. (b) ST-T change of patients in the therapeutic group was obvious. The effective rate of the therapeutic group was higher than that of the control group. (c) SOD level of patients in the therapeutical group rised. MDA level decreased. (d) No obvious difference in treating arrhythmia was observed between two groups. Conclusion: Huangqishengmai Oral Solution is effective for viral myocarditis and should be widely applied in clinic.

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Objective: To investigate the clinical effect of Huangqishengmai Oral Solution for Viral myocarditis. Methods: 128 patients in the therapeutic group were treated with Huangqishengmai Oral Solution. 72 patients in the control group were treated with routine treatment. The changes of heart rate, heart function, electrocar-diogram ST-T, arrhythmia, SOD and MDA before and after treatment were observed. Results: (a) The heart rates of both groups slowed down after treatment, and there were obvious differences in various markers of heart function between before and after treatment. (b) ST-T change of patients in the therapeutic group was obvious. The effective rate of the therapeutic group was higher than that of the control group. (c) SOD level of patients in the therapeutical group rised. MDA level decreased. (d) No obvious difference in treating arrhythmia was observed between two groups. Conclusion: Huangqishengmai Oral Solution is effective for viral myocarditis and should be widely applied in clinic.

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Objective: To investigate the clinical effect of Huangqishengmai Oral Solution for Viral myocarditis. Methods: 128 patients in the therapeutic group were treated with Huangqishengmai Oral Solution. 72 patients in the control group were treated with routine treatment. The changes of heart rate, heart function, electrocar-diogram ST-T, arrhythmia, SOD and MDA before and after treatment were observed. Results: (a) The heart rates of both groups slowed down after treatment, and there were obvious differences in various markers of heart function between before and after treatment. (b) ST-T change of patients in the therapeutic group was obvious. The effective rate of the therapeutic group was higher than that of the control group. (c) SOD level of patients in the therapeutical group rised. MDA level decreased. (d) No obvious difference in treating arrhythmia was observed between two groups. Conclusion: Huangqishengmai Oral Solution is effective for viral myocarditis and should be widely applied in clinic.

Key concepts: Viral Myocarditis, Therapeutic effect, Medicine, Myocarditis, Internal medicine, Cardiac function curve, Significant difference, Heart rate

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