66 Cases with Infantile Diarrhea Treated with the Therapy of Integrative Chinese and Western Medicine
Zhou Xian-gan
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Zhou Xian-gan
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Objective: To observe the clinical effect of the therapy of integrative Chinese and western medicine on infantilediarrhea.Methods: 132 patients of infantilediarrhea were randomlydivided into treatment group and control group,with 66 cases in each group.Control group were given conventional western medicine while treatment group were additionally given Infantile DiarrheaStopping Syrup.Results: The effective rate was 95.45% in treatment group and 87.88% in control group; treatment group were better than control group(P0.05).Conclusion: The therapy of integrative Chinese and western medicine has remarkable effect on infantilediarrhea.
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Objective: To observe the clinical effect of the therapy of integrative Chinese and western medicine on infantilediarrhea.Methods: 132 patients of infantilediarrhea were randomlydivided into treatment group and control group,with 66 cases in each group.Control group were given conventional western medicine while treatment group were additionally given Infantile DiarrheaStopping Syrup.Results: The effective rate was 95.45% in treatment group and 87.88% in control group; treatment group were better than control group(P0.05).Conclusion: The therapy of integrative Chinese and western medicine has remarkable effect on infantilediarrhea.
Key concepts: Medicine, Western medicine, Integrative medicine, Diarrhea, Treatment and control groups, Traditional Chinese medicine, Infantile diarrhea, Traditional medicine