Analysis of the clinical curative effect on reflux esophagitis of omeprazole combined with famotidine
Qian Shijia
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Qian Shijia
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Objective To explore the clinical curative effect on reflux esophagitis of omeprazole combined with famotidine. Methods 114 cases of reflux esophagitis patients selected from June in 2012 to June in 2014 were randomly divided into omeprazole group, famotidine group and the combination group. The clinical efficacy of three groups of patients and the endoscopic check results were observed after the two courses of treatment. Results The clinical efficacy of three groups of patients and endoscopic check results were compared and showed that the cases and the total effective rate of the recovery in the combination group were significant different with the others(P0.05); and compared with famotidine group, that in the omeprazole group also changed statistically significantly(P0.05). Conclusion The clinical curative effect on reflux esophagitis of omeprazole combined with famotidine was best, followed by omeprazole, and that of famotidine was the last.
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Objective To explore the clinical curative effect on reflux esophagitis of omeprazole combined with famotidine. Methods 114 cases of reflux esophagitis patients selected from June in 2012 to June in 2014 were randomly divided into omeprazole group, famotidine group and the combination group. The clinical efficacy of three groups of patients and the endoscopic check results were observed after the two courses of treatment. Results The clinical efficacy of three groups of patients and endoscopic check results were compared and showed that the cases and the total effective rate of the recovery in the combination group were significant different with the others(P0.05); and compared with famotidine group, that in the omeprazole group also changed statistically significantly(P0.05). Conclusion The clinical curative effect on reflux esophagitis of omeprazole combined with famotidine was best, followed by omeprazole, and that of famotidine was the last.
Key concepts: Famotidine, Omeprazole, Medicine, Reflux esophagitis, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Reflux, Esophagitis