Clinical observation of "Kunning Prescription" in treating 68 cases of perimenopausal syndrome
Rong-min Jiang
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Rong-min Jiang
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Objective To observe and compare the clinical efficacy of Kunning Prescription in granule and in decoction against perimenopausal syndrome.Methods One hundred and eight subjects were randomized into two groups: observation group in which 68 cases were treated with Kunning Prescription in granule,and control group in which 40 cases were treated with Kunning Prescription in decoction,with a course of 30 days.The clinical efficacy and Kupperman index were evaluated.Results The overall effective rate was 91.18% in the observation group and 92.5% in the control group,with no difference between them(P0.05);after treatment,the Kupperman indexes were significantly decreased in both groups(P0.01),but with no difference between them(P0.05).Conclusion Kunning Prescription in granule and in decoction acts insignificantly on perimenopausal syndrome.
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Objective To observe and compare the clinical efficacy of Kunning Prescription in granule and in decoction against perimenopausal syndrome.Methods One hundred and eight subjects were randomized into two groups: observation group in which 68 cases were treated with Kunning Prescription in granule,and control group in which 40 cases were treated with Kunning Prescription in decoction,with a course of 30 days.The clinical efficacy and Kupperman index were evaluated.Results The overall effective rate was 91.18% in the observation group and 92.5% in the control group,with no difference between them(P0.05);after treatment,the Kupperman indexes were significantly decreased in both groups(P0.01),but with no difference between them(P0.05).Conclusion Kunning Prescription in granule and in decoction acts insignificantly on perimenopausal syndrome.
Key concepts: Medicine, Medical prescription, Decoction, Granule (geology), Internal medicine, Clinical efficacy, Significant difference, Traditional medicine