The efficacy and safety of trimebutine maleate in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome
Hui Wang
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Hui Wang
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Objective:To validate the clinical safety and efficacy of trimebutine maleate(Cerekinon) in treatment of irritable bowel syndrome(IBS).Methods:64 patients with IBS were recruited into the study.After 2 weeks placebo treatment 15 patients were excluded from the study due to symptoms relief.The balance of 49 patients were treated with Cerekinon 200mg,po,tid for 2 weeks.Results:After 2 weeks treatment,the following results were obtained:91.8% reduction in abdominal pain;89.8% reduction in abnormal defecation;86.6% reduction in diarrhoea;81.8% reduction in constipation;and a total effective rate 81.6%.No side effect was observed.Conclusion:Cerekinon is an effective agent for treatment of IBS. [
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Objective:To validate the clinical safety and efficacy of trimebutine maleate(Cerekinon) in treatment of irritable bowel syndrome(IBS).Methods:64 patients with IBS were recruited into the study.After 2 weeks placebo treatment 15 patients were excluded from the study due to symptoms relief.The balance of 49 patients were treated with Cerekinon 200mg,po,tid for 2 weeks.Results:After 2 weeks treatment,the following results were obtained:91.8% reduction in abdominal pain;89.8% reduction in abnormal defecation;86.6% reduction in diarrhoea;81.8% reduction in constipation;and a total effective rate 81.6%.No side effect was observed.Conclusion:Cerekinon is an effective agent for treatment of IBS. [
Key concepts: Medicine, Irritable bowel syndrome, Constipation, Defecation, Placebo, Abdominal pain, Internal medicine, Clinical efficacy